Toll Tactics at Bay Bridge Course for Female Collectors
Mary Ann Lantz and fellow toll workers test film driven role play at the Bay Bridge training session. The discussion covers how to handle hostile drivers, with one woman claiming a widowbackstory while another suggests welfare as a retort. Trainers emphasize public relations and moving traffic efficiently through toll lanes.
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Mary Ann Lantz
Castro Valley
Frances Day Bridge
Bay Bridge
Joseph Preston
California Department of Transportation
Beer pub considered at Cal State Hayward campus
Cal State Hayward officials will explore adding a beer pub after state trustees voted 9 to 7 to allow campuses to decide on beer sales. Dean of Students Lyle Edmison says administration does not oppose, planning talks with the cafeteria concessionaire to gauge feasibility. Gov Brown called the issue trivial and urged local autonomy.
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Fremont teacher charged in gym class battery case
James C. Ward a 46 year old Hopkins Junior High teacher faces an eight count misdemeanor battery filing in Fremont Municipal Court for alleged assaults on eight 12 to 14 year old boys during a February 20 gym class. Ward denies the accusations and says he was ill.
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Bird escapes cat in quiet Alameda County fence scene
A pretty bird sits on a fence recalling old films as a stalking cat ponders a meal. At high noon in Southern Alameda County the bird survives as the cat licks its chops and the fence ends up empty.
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Judge blocks USDA beef grading changes injunction issued
A federal judge in Omaha Denney halted new USDA beef grading regulations. He ruled the proposals were arbitrary and failed to show economic impact tying quality grading yield and usable meat. Hearings over 90 witnesses and 2,000 pages of testimony preceded the decision.
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Robert V. Denney
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Denney
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IMPAQ
Fair and cooler weather ahead with high in upper 70s
Fair skies and cooler conditions expected tomorrow as the weatherman reports. High temperatures will rise into the upper 70s with overnight lows around the 50s, and additional forecast details appear on page 13.
California labor bill seals final legislative approval
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. hailed a new era of order in agriculture after a 64 to 10 Assembly vote following a 31 to 7 Senate result. The measure, backed by E and J Gallo, the State Chamber, AFL-CIO, and farm unions, requires state supervised secret elections for union certification, allows harvest time strikes and limited secondary boycotts, outlaws recognitional strikes.
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E & J Gallo
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Cesar Chavez
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Teamsters Union
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Playgirl Denies Involvement In Hoax Centerfold Letters
Playgirl disavows a mail scam sending men across the country letters claiming a centerfold rating. The anonymous hoax, signed with various names and using differing logos, cites a misrating by a panel of women ages 65 to 75. Playgirl will apologize to recipients and may pursue criminal action.
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