Nurses strike stalemate in 41 Bay Area hospitals
San Francisco CA UPI reports negotiations in a 11 day nurses strike against 41 Northern California hospitals remain at an impasse. CNA demand for nurse input in decision making, including floor assignments, and broader issues such as higher wages and pension remain unresolved. Hospitals run at about one third capacity and culled nonessential patients.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Tom Vitaich
California Nurses Association
CNA
Joyce Boone
Eric Poole
San Francisco Bay Area
Kaiser Permanente's
San Jose
Sacramento
Associated Hospitals of
East Bay
Affiliated Hospitals
Court setback for Foothill route decision stands
Washington reported that the Supreme Court let stand lower court rulings that a state highway project can join the federal system only if it meets federal environmental and other standards. The California Highway Commission's petition was denied after rulings in federal court and the Ninth Circuit upheld a ban on further land acquisition until standards are met.
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U.S
Robert F. Peckham
San
Francisco
Peckham
Court of Appeals
California Highway Commission
Supreme Court
Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Commission
California
Nixon Lets Israel Seek Nuclear Aid and Peace
President Nixon offers Israel nuclear aid and economic and military support in Jerusalem. Kissinger notes safeguards ensuring peaceful use, while Nixon promotes friendship and risk taking to wage peace. Israeli leaders and Dayan voice concerns about Arab nuclear power, but Kissinger pledges no loopholes and reviews the pact. Nixon plans stops in Jordan and the Azores before Moscow summit.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Henry A.kissinger
Nixon
Tedders
Defense
Moshe Dayan
Kissinger
Jordan
Azores
Antonio de Spinola
Washington
Moscow
United States
Middle East
China
Nixon tax lawyer resigns license amid revocation action
Sacramento AP report: Frank DeMarco, a presidential tax lawyer, voluntarily relinquished his California tax practice license as hearings on revocation loomed in Los Angeles. Secretary Edmund Brown Jr said DeMarco allegedly backdated and notarized the deed of Nixon’s papers tied to a $576 tax deduction, after a three month probe. The action follows Brown's office charges of improper use of a notary license in the deed.
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Sacramento
Frank DeMarco
Califonia Tatacy
Secretary of State
DeMarco
Los Angeles
Edmund, Brown
Brown
Nixon
Meat sale plan to ease farm emergency in Washington
Washington sources report a new series of meat sales to aid farmers as officials consider boosting government purchases of feet and pork for school lunches by up to 5.1 billion. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz signaled a quick decision and urged shoppers to stock beef at home while stressing the need for more efficient marketing to avert higher later prices.
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Washington
Wpi
Earl L. Butz
Butz
White House
Kenneth Rush
Fremont businessman Frank Soares dies at 46
Fremont district supervisor for American Savings and Loan Co. Frank Soares died yesterday of a heart attack. A native Californian and longtime Fremont resident, he was active in the local Filks Club. Survived by wife Jean, children Sharon and Frank Jr., and mother Anna Miller, all of Fremont. Services set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park, 2992 Mission Blvd., Hayward.
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Fremont
Frank Soares
American Savings and Loan Co
Soares
Jean
Sharon
Frank Jr
Anna Miller
Hayward burglary suspect arrested in Moran Supply theft
Freddie Florez, 18, of Hayward is jailed on grand theft charges after Alameda County deputies found copper tubing and tooling at Moran Supply on West Winton Avenue. The warrant followed an alarm activation at about 7 45 PM, with the suspect scene at the yard attempting to load materials into a wagon.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Freddie Florez
Smalley Ave
Moran Supply
W. Winton Ave
Tenga
Gas station robbed in Castro Valley. wallet and watch theft
Sheriff reports two separate incidents yesterday. At Simas Brothers gas station 495 Castro Valley Blvd a man armed with a pistol demanded about eighty dollars from the cash box and fled in a car. Separately an encyclopedia salesman was robbed of his wallet and watch near 165th Avenue San Leandro by three young women.
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Simas Brothers
Castro Valley
Sheriff's Department
James Martellacci
Castro Valley Blvd
Martelcci
Paul Kildant
San Francisco
165Th Avenue
San Leandro
India reports China conducts above ground nuclear test today
India says China carried out an atmospheric nuclear test in Lop Nor western China, claiming a yield near one megaton. The test would be China’s 16th since 1964, not acknowledged by Beijing, amid global criticism and related Cold War dynamics.
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New Delhi
India
China
Indian Atomic Energy Department
Lop Nor
Ensnes
France
Leonid I. Brezhinéy
Soviet Union
United States
Prayer Offered For Fallen Father In Union City
A Mass praised Chief Cann in Union City as neighbors bring meals and offer help to his wife and children while he lies in hospital. Father Crespin gave the last rites after a shooting. the UCPOA Reward Fund solicits nationwide donations via Bank of America, 190 Deosto Road.
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Page
Pasqual
UCPOA
Bank of America
Deosto Road
Teen who killed father in 1971 found dead with gunshot
Rodney D Oliver, who shot his highway patrolman father Jack Theodore Oliver in Fremont in 1971 at age 14, was found dead from a head wound Friday. Police say it appears suicide, with autopsy pending. Oliver had been in custody and later paroled from California Youth Authority. The elder Oliver worked for the San Jose patrol, and the home address was 4299 Everglades Park. A dinner table argument over drugs and drinking preceded the fatal shot.
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Fremont
Rodney D. Oliver
Robert Myers
Oliver
California Youth Authority
Jack Theodore Oliver
Everglades
Tragic Bakersfield Crash Claims Two Lives
Vincent Cross 20 of Newark and David Keys 19 of Texas died in a late Friday auto crash near Bakersfield California Highway Patrol reported. Cross, a Navy enlistee, was reportedly en route to his sister's high school graduation when his car collided with a second vehicle. The other driver sustained moderate injuries.
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Newark
Vincent Cross
Brilani Ave
Bakersfield
California Highway Patrol
Cross
David Keys
Texas
CHP
Bay Area
Campground Fees Return at U S Forest Service Campgrounds
Washington UPI reports starting Saturday visitors at about 2,000 developed National Forest campgrounds must resume daily fees ranging from 1 to 42 dollars. Forest Service says roughly 64,000 camping spaces exist. Congress last year ended most fee waivers but a new law restored charge authority.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Congress
Carpenter talks start in Bay Area negotiations
Negotiations continue today between the Northern California Carpenters Council and two employer groups the Associated General Contractors and the Engineering Grading Contractors Association. Spokesmen for both sides were unavailable for comment. Earlier reports described negotiations as stalemated with scattered picketing outside the Bay Area.
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Northern California Carpenters Council
The
Associated General Contractors
Engineering Grading Contractors Association
Bay Area
Judge approves 2.1 million retroactive pay win for AC Transit
A Alameda County Superior Court judge affirmed an arbitrator s ruling that AC Transit must cover 2.1 million in retroactive pay increases for 1658 employees. The increments, starting July 1972, lift bus drivers base pay from 5.85 to 8.62 dollars per hour. The agency had challenged the award as potentially conflicting with wage and price controls in effect during part of the period. In San Francisco a Bay Bridge jumper was identified as Page Anderson 33 of Orinda.
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Oakland
AC Transit
Spurgeon. Avakian
San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco- Oakland Bay Bridge
Page Anderson
Orinda
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