Ford UAW strike ends with tentative four day week pact
Detroit report says United Auto Workers and Ford reach a tentative three year contract ending a three week strike. Key points include a move toward a four day week, annual wage increases, a cost of living formula, and a one time retirement payment. Ratification through the rank and file may take up to two weeks.
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Honolulu study links light beer use to lower heart attack risk
In a six year study of 8 1K Japanese ancestry men aged 45 to 68 at the Asian Pacific Congress of Cardiology, those with heart disease averaged seven ounces of alcohol per month while those without heart disease averaged 14 ounces mainly beer. Researchers caution correlation, not causation, and find no significant link for coffee. The congress drew about 1 000 delegates.
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Allied Chemical fined for Kepone pollution on James River
In Richmond a federal judge fined Allied Chemical Corp. 13.2 million for contaminating the James River with Kepone and two other chemicals. The judge said the maximum penalty for 940 violations aims to deter industry and protect the environment.
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Ford Carter confident ahead of second presidential debate
In San Francisco both candidates showed confidence as they prepared for Round Two of the presidential debate at the Palace of Fine Arts. Ford and Carter crammed for hours, slated for live telecast in the Bay Area, with plans to attack each other on defense cuts, foreign policy and Pentagon spending while highlighting their respective experiences.
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Today's Review Offers Varied Briefs Across City
A collage of items from crimefighting training to debates, political notes, science curiosities, and local elections. Highlights include crimefighting sessions in Hayward, a presidential debate venue note, Butz denial on an advisory charge, a balloon crossing toward Spain, a Thai coup report, hospital board candidate interviews, and a quirky automotive claim. Weather, transportation, and misc. notes round out the page.
Fremont Loosens Two-Dog Rule With Five-Animal Permit
Fremont City Council lifted the two-dog limit last night. A $15 special permit allows up to five animals per household, including dogs and cats in any combination, with farm animals allowed on sufficiently large lots. The change follows requests by local residents and includes potential waivers for scout groups and agricultural projects. The measure prompts debate over veterinary record requirements and city licensing trends, with concerns about clerical burden and privacy.
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Trustees approve short school day and extra teachers
SAN LEANDRO trustees vote to spend 90000 for additional teachers and to shorten the school day once a week. The change gives elementary teachers five conference periods weekly for planning curriculum and parent meetings. Trustee Ethan Johnson opposed the plan while Solingen dissented.
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County fair panel rejects dog racing plan
Alameda County Fair Association racing committee voted to oppose any dog racing at the Pleasanton track and urged the board to reject Prop 1. Backers pressed a two year lease with options while opponents cited financial risks to the fairgrounds and county contracts.
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