Livermore Public Works Strike Causes City Hall Picket Line
Public works employees in Livermore continued a city hall picket first strike in the town's history over wage demands. About 12 to 15 pickets stood outside yesterday, with only two showing up at opening. Strikers, under Local 675 of the Sh. State, County and Municipal Employees Union, represent under 50 percent of the department's 70 workers. Mayor Gib Marqush issued a statement saying city council and staff studied the demands and found them excessive and unaffordable, while affirming efforts to pay fair wages and provide decent benefits.
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Livermore
Public Works
City Hall
T Aday
Dan Lee
Lee
Gib Marqush
Upton
Wage Hike Ends EBMUD Strike
The 12 day strike by Local 444 of the AFSCME against East Bay Municipal Utility District ends as union members ratify a new wage package. The agreement calls for a 67 percent across the board raise plus fringe benefits, with 1 percent of payroll set aside for possible cost of living increases. Amnesty for strikers who return to regular shifts was included and a joint study on salary equities was proposed.
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American Federation of State, County and Municipal
East Bay Municipal
Utility District
Gistrick
Eden Hospital Raises Room Rates At 1969 70 Budget
Eden Hospital directors last night approved a 5 dollar daily room rate increase to fund a 1969 70 operating budget of 5 131 419. Massmann said without the hike the hospital would face a 210 000 deficit with ward beds at 36, two bed rooms at 39, and private rooms at 611. Directors Jelicic and Pierce voted no due to timing. The budget tops this year’s 4 824 409 by about 7 percent and adds 190 000 in excess revenue to the common fund. No tax support beyond redemption bonds of 136 719 remains. New staff appointments listed include Drs James J McColdrick Ojars Turaids and John C Rawling, with new staff chiefs and officers announced.
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den Uospital
Ehner D Massmann
Raics
Josh Jeliicic
Thomas Pierce
Massmann
James J. McColdrick
Ojars Turaids
John C. Rawling
Alsm
Julien M. Goodmian
John C. Hufie
Irene Yerhel
A. Noble da Shiall
Julius Simon
Robert MacRobert
Morris Tandeta
Joseph Lennard
Harry Dyarskky
Plane wreck found in Utah canyon kills six including TV crew
Civil Air Patrol pilots located the missing light plane near Cedar City Utah. The blue and white Piper Cherokee carried six people a film crew for Death Valley Days. Only one survivor was reported moving at the site. The crash occurred Sunday in rugged canyon walls near Cedar Breaks National Monument.
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Cedar City
Utah
UPH
Civil Air Patrol
Ol Webb
Utah Civil Ai Patrol
Cedar Breaks National Monument
Robert Bradshaw
Rabbell Seigfreid
Webb
Death Valley Days
St. George
Jona Bury
North Hollywood
Calif
Clarence McLean
Robert L. McCorder
David L. Watson
Charles S. Straumer
Oswald Simon
Los Angeles
Stanford experts warn against dumping DDT down drains
Palo Alto California AP two Stanford University scientists warn home gardeners not to pour DDT into sewers. They say disposal must be done through well organized public means and caution that improper disposal could contaminate the environment.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
California Department of Agriculture
Stanford
MD Jist
Swamer M. Kalan
News Highlights In Review From Historic Page Pack
The review abridges multiple items across pages: military dispatches, a Reagan era special report, a drunken driver incident, and a state senate insurance page. It notes a youth violence case and a social unrest inquiry, summarizing page 3 through page 4 items with essential names and places.
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Hilt. Stote Senatoe
Mary Ale Invesrigertius
Rocial Vielence
Tax Rate Extension Voted in Senate Action
Washington reports a Senate vote on an income tax extension with a 10 percent surcharge. The measure moves toward the President with leaders aiming to secure House passage soon. Officials indicate the rider would apply to the emergency plan bundled with a minor bill.
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Washington
All
Blacks Get Bad Deal In Cuba
Black Panthers in Cuba face alleged oppression and restrictions as four named members including Byron Mugse Booth and Charles Rhaim Smith seek permission to leave. Johnson cites branding of black eculture and warns of counterrevolutionary labels while Cuban officials allegedly impede contact with African embassies in Haowana.
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Johnson
Africa
Hawana
Johson
Bmar Tall
New York
Byron Mugse Booth
Los Angeles
Calif
Bar] Farrow
Danver
Cole
Minster
Charles Rhaim Smith
James Akili
Cleaver
Miami
FRE
Johnsson
FAI
Fremont Cable TV Wins City Council Nod
Fremont Cable Television won tentative approval for a 20 year franchise to supply mobile television in Fremont. The council approved a 7,738,407 base budget with potential add ons, and the firm agreed to provide city services and a studio. The deal includes a 10,000 upfront payment and 4 to 5 percent of tenant profits annually, with discussions on channel count and pricing continuing at next week’s meeting.
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Fremont
Fremont Cable Television
CATV
Smain
W. A. Hargan
Geoffrey Steel
Len Harris
Hargan
Harris
Rhine River toxin kills fish spreads blame across firms
Dutch tests show the Rhine poison kills fish within minutes and health officials say it is harmless to humans. Prosecutors file criminal cases against unknown polluters as work crews remove dead fish along the river, which is expected to cleanse itself in weeks.
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Bourt
Buird
Dutch Public Health Department
Coblens
West Germany
Europe
Rhine
Thieving Fingers Up Costs to discuss crime impact on business
Senate Select Committee on Small Business holds hearings on crime effects and prevention for small business. A 1969 study pegged total crime cost at 3 billion dollars with breakdowns for burglary vandalism shoplifting employee theft and bad checks. Trucking losses estimated over 1 billion. many crimes go unreported.
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Senate
Select
Albert J. Reiss
University of Michigan
Bill Fils
Bill adds area to park system in California
The House Interior Committee approved a bill to add a 4000 acre Ventana Wilderness area in Los Padres National Forest south of Monterey to the national wilderness preservation system. A separate bill to designate Desolation Wilderness in Eldorado National Forest is expected for consideration next week.
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Washington
House Interior Committee
California
Los Paures National Forest
Ventana
Monterey
Eldorado National Forest
Budget Vote Roll Call Shows Legislature Near Budget Passage
SACRAMENTO AP reports the U S 29 roll call on the 619 billion state budget for the next fiscal year. Republicans totaled 39 votes in favor with Democrats 29 against. One vacancy noted with absent lawmakers and a sole vacancy listed.
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Assembly
Arklin
Badham
Begley
Barnes
Belotti
Berryhill
Beverly
Biddle
Briggs
Brilswhgi
Burke
Campbell
Cheppie
Collier
Conrad
Crandall
Deal
Duffy
Hayes
Kom
Ray Johnson
Ketchum
Lanterman
Lewis
Mactllivray
McGee
Milias
Mobley
Moorfield
Monagan
Murphy
Priola
Russell
Schabarum
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Stull
Veysey
Wakefield
Wilson
Bee
Brathwaite
Brown
Burton
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Crown
Cullen
Dunlap
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Fong
Gonsalves
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Karabian
Knox
MacDonald
McCarthy
Miller
Pointer
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Quimby
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Ryan
Sieraty
Uneuh
Vasconcellos
Warren
Waxman
Wherg
Zenovich
Davis
Deddeh
Foran
Garcia
Bil Greene
Harvey Johnson
Dy Moretti
Dy Mulford
Ry Ralph
Thomas
Townsend
Ont
Democrats List Barrier On Tax Reform Proposal
Democrats push back on a tax reform plan amid partisan efforts to withhold a personal income tax. The debate centers on requiring state budget approval and limiting property levies for nonresidential property. Assembly members accused Bagley of delaying the bill as the fight over casting the plan to the full Assembly intensified.
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Pageline
Bagley
Tnc
Iles
Assembly
James Hayes
Long Beach
Democratic Caucus
Revenua
Taaxiton
Zenovich
William 'J. Bagley
R-Sans
Rafael
Zenovic
Gram
Freagan
Athon
Reagan
Teeny Bikini Preview For Councilmen Continues
A late night demonstration by Duarte challenges City Hall over a proposed bar license as council members clash over topless implications. Police Chief Waldt and City Manager Doran warn of police problems while Duarte insists the operation will be small scale like the Playboy Club and not a topless venue. Opposition also comes from Dr Ralph F. Herndon and the Odd Fellows Lodge, though he has support from 56 nearby businesses.
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Joohn Pappas
Duarte
We Council
Ray Doran
Larry Waldt
Waldt
Paran
The
Beverage Control Board
Dorai
Tom Neveru
Neveau
Nevea
Doran
Control Board
Ralph F. Herndon
Odd Fellows Lodge
Nixon Says No Mistake In Withdrawal Comments
Washington AP report says White House press secretary Ronald Ziegler defended President Nixon against claims of error in remarks on Vietnam troop withdrawals. He urged that Nixon’s news conference statements were preplanned and reflected the hoped-for progress toward reducing ground combat troops by year end 1970.
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Washington
Presi
Dent Nixon
Vietnam
Jooks
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Mixon
Zegler
Nixon
Clifford
Time Bomb Hangs Over Prince Investiture Visit
Polite discovered a bomb on Holyhead pier ahead of Prince Charles investiture as Prince of Wales. Army bomb disposal teams cleared the area and the prince would travel from Holyhead to Caernarvon for the ceremony aboard Britannia. Officials fear demonstrations or an assassination attempt by Welsh nationalists may depress attendance.
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Holyhead
Wales
Polite
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Caernarvon
Salt Ranch In Hayward To Be Sold
The Hayward site decision on the college location shifted to the Hauschildt Ranch after heated debate over Pleasanton. Araujo said the property will be subdivided and developed over a 0 year period. Other firms showed interest, but were outbid by the out of state firm. Development plans will be announced when negotiations finish.
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Araujo
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