Strike threat looms as BART faces union strike vote
Two unions United Public Employees Local 400 and Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1854 threaten a strike at BART with a possible shutdown tonight or Monday. Alameda County Labor Council approved strike sanctions if invoked. BART warns of a system wide lockout and halt to operations, tests, and electrification. Dispute centers on wage equalization costs estimated between 5 and 10 million dollars annually.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit
United Public Employees Local 400
Amalgamated Transit Union
Alameda County Central Labor Council
Tom Norrow
BART
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BAILY
Intoms
Suspects in break-in arrested in Newark area
Police report two men burglarized the Phrilty Drug store at Lido Plaza Shopping Center. Larry W. Kochevar, 18, was caught outside the broken window after a late night burglar alarm. David F. Barrera, 21, was detained after a chase and admitted handling liquor, beer, cigarettes, and stealing seven watches from a jewelry case. Kochevar held on bail. Barrera held without bail as a probation violator.
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Pelice
Phrilty
Lido Plaza
Larry W. Kochevar
Reina Place
Kovhevarr Alley
Feild
Hartman
David F. Barrera
Fountain Te Ave
Barcers
Rochevar
Korheyar
Barrera
Fire Fumes Sweep Tri City From Mountain View Blaze
Smoke from a Mountain View fire at 4 30 pm spread to nearby trees and caused a pall over the Tri City area. Firefighters remained at 1932 Charleston Road near the Bayahore freeway with three men hospitalized for heat prostration two released and one kept overnight.
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Sires
Tri-City
Mountain View
Nouthwest
Charleston Road
Bayahore Free- Way
B Pan
Burglary Ring Reported In Fremont Apartments
Police report two Fremont apartment burglaries where thieves entered from rear patios by breaking doors with pliers. In one unit occupants lost firearms, stereo equipment and a television. A second unit suffered a color television and stereo loss. Other nearby break ins used the same method.
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Fremont
Woman Shot Dead in Livermore Home
Dororthy Grisel a 40 year old Livermore woman was found shot in her bed with a .25 caliber pistol on a desk. Neighbor Pearl Chesser reported she was told by Selby Noland that Grisel shot herself. deputies noted a recent purchase of the gun and a history of an argument between Grisel and Noland.
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Hee Bun Alow
Livermore Auto and ‘Trailer Cou
Sheriff's Department
Dorothy Grisel
Eugehe Saper
Pearl Chesser
Fil
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Ja4aa
Livermore Ave
Super Deputies
Crown Leaves Estate to Two Aunts and a Berkeley Woman
Oakland report says Assemblyman Robert Crown left his estate to two San Francisco aunts and Mrs Helen My Willson of Berkeley. The total value, all in bank accounts and securities, exceeded $100000. Crown called Willson a great friend. an Alameda Democrat was killed by an aunt earlier this year.
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Oakland
UPL
Robert Crown
Wilson
Sxperion
San Francisco
Berkeley
Helen My Willson
Crown
Alameda
Two Hurt in Casket Plant Blaze at Oakland
A fire at the Oakland Casket Co damaged the main factory building about the Oak land site. Two workers were hurt James Egan and David Andrade. Egan suffered second degree burns after falling into the flames others treated and released. Firemen took about an hour to control the blaze.
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Robert McClue
Minl
Oakland Casket Co
James Egan
David Antrade
Egan
Andrade
Ueireander
Man guilty in drug related murders in California
Eilwin Leo Burl was found guilty Wednesday of drug connected killings of two Mexican citizens. The victims were shot and buried in shallow graves in Dacia County near Sacramento, with the case linked to narcotics trade. Burl faces a possible lengthy prison sentence.
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Il Dacia
Ciudad Acuna
Mexico
UPI
Gas stations reduce hours amid shortage across Bay Area
In San Leandro and nearby areas stations scaled back 24 hour service and others closed. Attendants report more stranded motorists seeking fuel while police consider lifting civilians to stations. Fremont officer cites new exception allowing pickups only after an arrest.
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San Leandro
Junior Dixne
150Th Avenue
Nimitz
Samoa
Bill's Southpark
Exxon
Jerry Cas
Fremont
Soviet leaders Nixon in talks on arms cut and SALT I
Soviet leader Brezhnev and President Nixon discuss nuclear arms limits during a Aspen talks walk. They display a joint spirit and pledge to pursue mutual, large scale trade while outlining principles to guide SALT I negotiations to curb both sides’ arsenals.
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Aspen
Brezhnev
Nixon
UPI
Nicholas Dandlott
U.S
Moscow
Camp David Cozy Coexistence With Soviet Leaders
Camp David hosts Brezhnev and Nixon in a scene of peaceful coexistence. Brezhnev tests a Lincoln Continental loaned by the President while Russian officials stay in a cabin near the mountain retreat. locals note diplomacy and a rare car gift amid mixed reactions at the Legion Hall.
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Suimtitt
Karl Marx
United States
American Legion
U.S. Secret Service
Rosebud
Leonid Uyich Brezhnev
Richard Milhous
Nixon
Cadillac
Brezhnev
Thormont
James Hlack
West Main Keel
Legion Hall
Ford Mater Co
Desert Heat Brings Foot Cooling Talk at Anza-Borrego
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park spokesman commented on rising temperatures saying lizards seek shade under rocks and flip to vent heat from their feet. He noted warmth is increasing as creatures respond to the heat.
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Borrego Springs
Calf
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
Security Council backs East and West Germany UN entry
The United Nations Security Council unanimously recommended admission of East and West Germany. The 15 member panel approved the resolution in a closed session and will present it at an open meeting for final approval on Friday. No obstacles were anticipated in the bid for both Germanies.
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United Nations
UPI
U.N. Security Council
East
West Germany
Linauithaus
Hn Cowell
Fi Hal
East Ay
General Assembly
Council
Yakov A. Malik
Uva
Hayward Airport plan draws few attendees at public hearing
At a public hearing on Hayward’s 1.0 million five year airport improvement program only four residents and a reporter attended. Airport manager Mummert outlined a plan to fund new terminal and 92 hangars, widen runways, install lighting and safety gear, and remodel older buildings.
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Hayward Air Terminal
Bael
Ul Safe
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Ist
Hayward
J. Kenneth Birchfield
Jim Muntimert
Bay Area
Mummert
Mammaert
Inflation slows but still drives up cost of living in May
May CPI up 1.6 percent after a 1.7 percent jump in February and April. Buying power of average earnings fell 0.3 percent as prices rose across food and nonfood groups. Food costs rose 1.0 percent with dairy, fish, coffee, cereal and bakery items surging.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Open Campus Moves Landmark Monument Near Fremont and Washington
The plan requires vty council approval to move the 4 000 pound monument once at the intersection of Fremont and Washington boulevards to allow Sizzler and Round Table Pizza. City manager Don Driggs estimates 1800 dollars for moving and refurbishing the statue. Horner Principal Harold B Garrett says community funding help is possible, while Trustee Ernest Andrews supports the idea. Negotiations between teachers and the school board yielded no settlement after six hours, though both sides stated they were closer. About 200 teachers urged a 1 percent raise next year, while the PPA council backed a 4 percent salary increase sought by trustees.
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Fremont
Washington
Don Driggs
COSL
Horner
Harold B. Garrett
Ernest Andrews
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