County currents Ducks and budget wrangles delay county board
The county board faced a lengthy budget session delaying work into the afternoon. Supervisor Murphy arranged to move ducks from a rancher friend to his Grass Valley pond, while Chairman Cooper was late, prompting a 3:90 recess. The board resumed with redistricting talks and other fiscal issues as preparations for the new year continued.
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Board of Supervisors
John D. Murphy
Soring
Murphy
Grass Valley
Whee
Visors Murphy
Charlie Sattang
National Association of County Officers
Bates
Sis
San Leandro
Caste Valley
Oakland Hills
Cooper
Alameda
Santana
Joseph Hart
Castro Valley
Butes
Belore
Pleasant
Baird
Hart Appar
Hayward
Bart
Sankata
Labor department probes Chrysler layoff impact
Detroit labor officials said 10 petitions for assistance were filed as part of an AW investigation into 39,000 Chrysler workers affected by layoffs. The inquiry, required to finish within a set period, examines foreign competition claims and eligibility for aid under Trade Act provisions.
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Detroit
TPL
Los Labor
United Alley
Chrysler
Karlemis
Clithslts
Douglas Fraser
Fremont police officer Bowen back pay reinstatement urged
Fremont Civil Service Commission recommends reinstating Police Officer William Bowen with back pay after he was fired for an alleged March 2 assault on a held-for-questioning suspect. Bowen denied the charges, failed a polygraph while Avila passed, and the panel cited polygraph limits and suggested voluntary use only. The recommendation awaits City Manager action and potential follow up charges from Police Chief Fabbri.
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Fremont
Fremont Civil Service Commission
William Bowen
Bowen
Mateo Avila
Avila
William Fhlen
Ehlen
Charles Sprague
John Fabbri
Suspect Former Gestapo Held in Argentina
Argentine police detained a 61 year old man believed to be Walter Kutschmann, a former Gestapo officer accused of mass executions of Polish Jews. Information from the Jewish Documentation Center in Vienna and Simon Wiesenthal tied him to killings in Lvov and other sites. Wiesenthal urged extradition to West Germany. authorities gave no charges or public record yet.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Walter Kutschmann
Gestapo
Ias
Jewish Documentation Center
Vienna
Kutschmann
Hrzezany and
Podhajee
Pedro Ricardo Obnu
Osram
Simon Wiesenthal
Wiesenthal
West Germany
Olmo
Olmia
Kutschmann-Olmo
Lemberg
Soviet Union
Lvov
Vision
Latin America
Adolf Eichmann
Josef Mengele
Ford gains through Mayaguez echo fuels GOP support
The Ripon Forum cites a Pipan Society survey showing President Ford ahead of Ronald Reagan for the Republican nomination if held now. It notes Ford’s strength rising since the Mayaguez incident with optimism on the economy and Ford’s European trip.
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Washington
Ford
Mayaguez
Ronald Reagan
Pipan Society
Ripon Forum
Republican Research and Policy Organization
Ripon
Fonimars
GOP
Reagan
Hut Marguez
Congress
Catholic papers omit social justice issues study finds
A National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice report concludes that five percent of U S Catholic newspapers ignore social justice topics. After six months of analysis, 53 papers were surveyed, covering 38 percent of total circulation, with most coverage coming from church leaders and sacral stories.
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New York
National Catholic Conference For Interracial Justice
Chicago
Washington
Roger and
Maarilyzr Yookey
Portland
Ore
Arks
National Catholic News Service
Religious News Service
Coke Stevenson Dies at 88 in Texas Ranch Home
Former Texas governor Coke Stevenson died Saturday at Shandon West Texas Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born March 20, 1888 in Mason County and nicknamed Calculating Coke, he rose from freighting driver to governor and a key Democratic figure through 1948. He lost a Senate bid to Lyndon Johnson, then a 1948 general election contest shift and later retired to his Junction-area ranch.
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San Angelo
Tex
Texas
Bo Stevenson
Shandon West Texas Memorial Hospital
Marguerite
Saverson
Stevenson
Lynden Johns
Levenson
Summiltee
Sing
Senate
Jim Wells
Johnson
Jack Porter
Houston
Res
Junction
Coke
Mason Courty
Richard Coke
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