Judge orders end to picketing at Pleasanton county fair
Judge Robert K Barber in Oakland issues a temporary restraining order to curb picketing by Alameda County Service Employees Union locals at the Pleasanton fairgrounds. The ruling, following a two hour hearing, establishes court jurisdiction as the strike appears illegal and directs attorneys to finalize the order language.
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Pleasanton
Robert K. Barber
Oakland
Alameda County
Fair Board
Lanorraw
Barber
John Cantwell
The
Fair Association
Fairgrounds
Jurge Barber
Cantwell
Peter Mussbaum
Stewart Weinberg
Service Employes International Union
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Shirley Campbell
Sinking Service Union
Hall of Justice
Amador Street
Hayward
John Bowers
Dave Mandeville
Atlas Plastering
Fresno
Sheriff's
Alameda County Service
Alameda County Fairgrounds
PLO claims killers caught as U.S. weighs pullout
In Beirut the PLO announced arrests of gunmen tied to the Meloy killings. Kissinger warned Congress evacuation options and possible U.S. intervention. Leftist sources cited five in custody with two linked to the Arab Communist Organization. Bodies of Meloy, Waring, and Moghrabi found after kidnapping near Moslem Christian Beirut.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.S
Francis Meloy, Jr
Henry Kissinger
United States
House
Kissinger
PLO
Congress
PIA
Arab Communist Organization
Bank of America
Melcy
Meloy
Waring
Moghirabi
Guatemala
Energy forecast: higher rates and rationing ahead
Federal Power Commission will curtail natural gas nationwide by 30 percent next winter. California Utilities Commissioner Robert Batinovich says the cutback will raise electricity and gas prices and may trigger rationing. He notes no new gas connections for residences or small businesses and stricter curtailment for large industry. expects higher rates for luxury gas use and more electricity generation nationwide.
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San Francisco
Federal Power Commission
California
Robert Batinovich
Batinovich
Power
Richard Dunham
United States
New York
Wisconsin
Michigan
Haircut prices eyed up to $4.50 in several Bay Area shops
Union barbers in Alameda and nearby counties vote on a package raising base cuts to $4.50 in July and to $5 after July 1 1978. The plan includes a 25 cent bump in 1977 and 1978 while costs like utilities and liability insurance push the change. some locals like San Jose oppose price changes.
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Union Barber
San Leandro
Hayward
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Union City
Dublin
Pleasanton
Newark
Fremont
Livermore
San Jose
The
Barbers and Beauticians Union
Alameda
San Francisco
San Mateo
San Francisco-Oakland
Anthony Guardian
Local 8
United States
Bill Denmes
Review reporters win AP awards in California Nevada contest
Daily Review reporters Dick Rogers and Pat Craig won two of eight newspaper awards in the AP annual California Nevada newswriting contest for smaller cities. Photographers Dino Vournas and Len Cook earned honorable mentions in the AF photo contest. Cook also received a CNPA first for a photo from Alameda County Fair.
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Daily Review
Dick Rogers
Pat Craig
Associated Press
Dino Vournas
Len Cook
Rogers
Deborah Rebiejo
San Lorenzo
Chabai College
Pat Angle
San Rafael
Craig
Highland School
Hayward
Gary Eagan
Redding Record-Searchlight
Alameda County
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Brown to discuss critical issues on national TV
Sacramento reports Edmund G Brown will deliver a half hour nationwide TV speech on critical issues eight days before the Democratic National Convention. The NBC program costs 001,196 and airs June 25 at 10 30 p m. local time, with Brown focusing on unemployment and national resource limits amid his bid to defeat Carter.
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Sacramento
Fred Epstein
Brown
Carter
Fostein
Georgia
Property tax relief bill advances in Senate
The Senate approved a measure limiting annual property tax increases for owner occupied homes to the inflation rate starting next year. The Smith proposal would not affect commercial or industrial property and seeks voter approval for a constitutional amendment to cap increases at CPI. The bill and companion SBI were sent to the Assembly on a two thirds vote.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Smith
Country Supervisors Association
Sen
Jerome Smith
Saratoga
South County Weather Warms With Fair Skies Tomorrow
South County forecast calls for warmer conditions and fair skies tomorrow. Highs around the Bis and Wa, with lows near the SOs and low Os. More weather details on page 13.
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South County
Bis
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