Car pool lanes to test toll exemption on Bay Bridge
The California Bay Bridge Authority approved a test program starting December to exempt three or more person car pools from tolls on the Bay Bridge between Oakland and San Francisco. The lanes will bypass the toll plaza by 13 percent and operate 6 am to 4 am Monday through Friday for about two months. Governor Reagan hailed the plan as a statewide incentive to reduce congestion and pollution while saving drivers time and money.
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Nixon pledge on labor sparks 1972 clash at AFL CIO meet
MILANI BEACH FL A P President Nixon pledged to wage price controls if needed to curb costs, drawing brusque dismissal from a hostile AFL CIO convention. The exchange signals a major campaign clash as labor sources split on Nixon’s stance. The Pay Board softened wage rise rulings, excluding workers under two dollars an hour, while miners won a first year wage hike amid the wage price freeze ending. AFL CIO denounced policy changes as piecemeal and demanded full back pay for all workers as convention winds down with Meany’s salary and Kirkland’s raise approved.
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Labor Federation
Lane Kirkland
Miners pay hike rapped by U S Chamber of Commerce
The U S Chamber of Commerce condemned a Pay Board ruling allowing coal miners a first year pay raise of at least 15.8 percent, nearly triple the post freeze rate, calling it obviously inflationary. The five-member board, with three dissenters, said the increase met anti-inflation guidelines and could apply to soft coal miners. Labor observers praised the decision.
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Campaign spending deadlock ends with plan to vote Monday
In Washington the Senate agreed on a Monday vote to add a presidential campaign financing plan to the 27 billion tax cut bill. Republicans and Democrats backed the move after a lengthy session, with leaders criticizing tactics and arguing the plan could grant up to 20.4 million in tax funds to each major party nominee next year. The measure would divert 1 percent of taxable income to party campaign finances.
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Air turbulence hits Barbara campaign in Miami flap
National Airlines spokesman Walt Rotshaw said the Barbara campaign faced new turbulence as Gay Lib groups in New York complained about naming big jets for boys. Robshaw, overwhelmed with Barbara duties, said he did not know how the Gay Lib complaint started and heard of it verbally from New York.
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New York
Walt Rotshaw
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Delucchi Sworn In As Judge In Hayward Room
Alfred Delucchi 40, formerly with the Hayward firm of Martine Bernhardt and Delucchi, was sworn in as a judge in a small Hayward ceremony attended by family and officials. Judge Rover Byers presided, praising their long friendship and noting Delucchi’s Berkeley and Wilcox High roots. Colleagues recalled his tenure as Alameda County deputy district attorney and his morale impact at his former firm.
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University of California At Berkeley
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Almeda County
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Roy Pucci
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Fremont-Newark
Union City
John Guinee
County Bar Association
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Deluceht
Alameda County
Berkeley
Mattias, Bornhardt
Delrecht
Edward “Martins
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Water pollution bill gains nonpartisan backing in hearings
A water pollution bill wins backing from Republican and Democratic lawmakers as hearings resume on Capitol Hill. The plan, touted by public works officials, draws amid White House pressure and contentious testimony expected from administration witnesses.
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Weather forecast with mild winds and steady temperatures
Clouds linger with gentle winds tonight and tomorrow. Highs reach the upper 60s, tonight lows in the upper 40s. Light variable winds favor tomorrow afternoon. More weather, page 12.
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