Pickets Stay On Docks Despite Court Order In San Francisco
The West Coast longshore union did not move to end the dock pickets after a U S district court ordered an immediate return to work. Seventy two ships remained anchored as talks were planned for Friday. Governor Reagan filed an affidavit as the judge weighs a permanent injunction to enforce the Taft Hartley cooling off period.
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West Coast
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International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
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Union
Pacific Maritime Association
U.S
Spencer Williams
Williams
California
Ronald Reagan
Lawmakers propose San Francisco district map shift in Alameda
A Democratic reapportionment plan would move Hayward areas west of Hesperian Boulevard into San Francisco's 8th and 10th districts. Alameda's Sen. Petris and Holmdahl voiced displeasure though acknowledge changes are likely, with parts of Alameda County possibly ceded to San Francisco. The plan aims to keep cities intact, including debate over Alameda City, San Leandro and Fremont.
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Art of
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Contra Costa County
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Alameda County
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Sui
Petris
San Francisco
Alameda
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Fremont
San Lorena
Holmdahl
Accidental shooting boy who ran gets new home
A 14 year old, William Mayd Merrick, who fled after shooting his twin sister, spent 57 days living off the land with a hippie group near Atlantic Beach before being found near the ocean. He is in juvenile shelter custody awaiting placement. his sister Beattie died three days after the incident.
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Atlantic Beach
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Lucy Farley
D. P. Great
Green
Shepard
Mettick
Wholesale prices fall in September under Nixon wage freeze
The Wholesale Price Index dropped for the first time in nearly four years in September, marking the largest seasonally adjusted decline in five years. The report notes falls in industrial and several commodity prices, with gains in electric power, natural gas, metals, and some clothing.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Upholds U S Pay Freeze Amid Raised Hope
The Senate affirmed Nixon's order freezing wages for about 4 million federal workers. Senators pledged to pursue a partial raise linked to private industry Phase II. The House already rejected a similar measure, while the Senate approved a military procurement bill with a limited pay raise amendment unlikely to pass the House.
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House
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D-Wyo
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R-Hawaii
Hugh Scott
Scott
Charles M. Mathias
R-Md
Frank BE. Moss
D-Ulah
House-Senate Conference Committee
Mathias-Moss
Dense fog to lift for fair weather in South County
A dense fog tomorrow is expected to lift by late morning, yielding fair conditions. Temperatures will rise into the mid 80s across South County, with tonight’s low in the upper teens to mid 50s.
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South County
Calif smog plan flop as car pooling fails in LA
The first major push to drop individual cars for car pools and buses in Southern California drew apathy. Only five people used special buses and traffic monitors reported minimal impact, despite sponsors including Operation Oxygen and Stamp Out Smog.
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California
Southern California Rapids
Tealth
City offers top aide role in Hayward power shift
City hall drama over the acting city manager post continues as Edward Phillips, the highest paid administrator, was first asked last summer to fill the role but refused amid divisions amongCity Hall factions. Neal Bearden was named acting city manager replacing Bernice Smith, in a surprise move tied to Mayor Howell’s effort to oust Smith. Bearden accepted reluctantly, saying it is an interim assignment. Councilmembers criticized the upheaval as hindering recruitment for a permanent manager.
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Neal Bearden
City Hall
Edward Phillips
Daily Review
Phillips
Bearden
Leo Howell
Bernice Smith
Smith
Chref
Howell
Cooper
Tony Neveau
Nixon to unveil second phase of economic plan
President Nixon outlines a second phase to boost the economy without inflation renewal and calls Congress to the White House. Administration officials brief business and labor leaders ahead of his 4 36 pm radio and Bay Area TV address to be aired on channels 4 7.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Bay Area
Blast sinks trustee sloop in Alameda harbor
Trustee Wes Housman aboard the San Lorenzo school district sloop when an explosion caused by gasoline fumes ripped the stern as the boat left the fuel dock in Alameda Matina. The vessel sank in 20 feet of water, was raised, and deemed a total loss valued at about $23,000. Housman was treated for burns and cuts. Alan Heninger of Alameda's prevention division noted the blast.
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Wes Housman
Housman
Heninger
Wnar
Waser Land & Management
San Leandro
Houstman
Gramorcy Drive
Ashland
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