Woman trains as first female brakeman for SP railroad
Gaylene Snow and Mise Siow announce training with Southern Pacific to become the nation's first female brakemen. Snow, a computer operator, vows legal action if blocked, while Siow aims to prove capability and pursue advancement within the company as she joins a 12,000-strong brakemen workforce.
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Freeway delay hit Hayward as study required
Federal mandate sparks a one year start delay for the Foothill Freeway through Hayward and neighboring cities. State officials confirm a required impact study will cover the full route via Hayward Wayward and Fremont, delaying construction despite local council efforts to salvage timing.
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Assembly Demos unveil compromise tax proposal
In Sacramento, Assembly Democrats unveiled a 1.4 billion dollar version of a sweeping tax reform plan aimed at gaining committee approval by day’s end. The bill blends a one cent sales tax hike, higher income brackets, payroll withholding, and property tax relief, with bipartisan talks ongoing on overall size and details.
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Demoted principal criticizes district job reassignments
A demoted elementary principal denounces a district shakeup and seeks reinstatement, charges justification, and access to disciplinary charges. Stivers questions credentialing for a high school teaching role and cites a $34,713 pay gap versus the incumbent Alberti, saying the reorganization harmed staff and public confidence.
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Dole Attacks Withdrawal Date in Vietnam Debate
Senator Dole challenged the proposed December 31 withdrawal deadline as undercutting a fair settlement in Vietnam as the Senate prepared to vote on the McGovern Hatfield amendment to halt troop deployment funds after year end. He warned compromise could mislead the nation about sacrifices made and the risk of renewed aggression in the future.
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Robert Dole
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Car Bra for Dad Hits Market from Wilem B. Haan Inc
A new car accessory named the Car Bra is set for release ahead of Father's Day. The product is produced by Wilem B. Haan Inc and targets protecting the front of sports cars from road debris. The readable text is jumbled but references fit and protection themes.
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Los Angeles
Pleasanton city manager quits to take Redwood City post
Pleasanton’s first city manager Janes Fales announced he will end a 10 year tenure and become city manager of Redwood City in August. A 39 year old native, Fales came to Pleasanton after serving as Berkeley city administrator’s aide and was chosen from among San Francisco consultants’ applicants to fill the vacancy. The announcement surprised the Pleasanton City Council, which regrets the decision.
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State of California
Weather outlook for tomorrow with mid 70s forecast
Temperature is expected to dip slightly with fair conditions. Low clouds will clear by mid afternoon as tomorrow's forecast shows mid 70s and night temperatures around the 40s, with more weather details on page 47.
Personal income up and housing up in May reports
Washington reports show personal income rising in May with a seasonally adjusted annual gain of 87.0 billion and private housing starts at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.0 million, marking the third straight monthly increase toward the year's target. Officials say the figures reflect the economy’s expansion under the Nixon administration.
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Nixon
Commerce Department
Massive public works bill sails to the President
Congress approves a $54 billion catch-all public works measure aimed at creating jobs. The bill, backed by Democrats, includes $2 billion for accelerated projects like highways, hospitals, and other facilities, and is sent to President Nixon as unemployment hovers near year highs. The House vote was 25 to WA, with Senate action ongoing as deadlines loom.
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