Judge extends back to work order in West Coast dock clash
U S District Judge William Sweigert extended a temporary back to work order on 13 000 striking West Coast longshoremen and planned to sign a preliminary injunction. The cooling off period under Taft Hartley was requested by President Nixon as the 100 day strike nears its end while losses mount across coastal unions and rail workers. A contempt show cause hearing was set for next Thursday for ILWU locals in Los Angeles Oakland and Long Beach.
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San Francisco
Nbven
U.S. District Court
William 7. Sweiger
Nixon
East
Gulf Coast
Geliling
Leonard
E. Grey Lewis
U.S
Geeral
Congress
ILWU
Los Angeles
Oakland
Long Beach
Ventura County Executive Named Alameda County Administrator
Alameda County supervisors selected Leren W. Enoch as the new county administrator, replacing Earl R. Strathman who retires March 1. Enoch will earn less than Strathman’s 42,000 a year after holding a 28.6 million annual Ventura County post for six years. He is married with three children and previously worked in Los Angeles County and with the Southern California Association of Governments. Enoch, living in Oxnard, was among five candidates and interviewed twice in Alameda County. Strathman, 58, retires to Grass Valley after a long tenure and travels planned in the coming months.
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Ventura County
Leren W. Enoch
Alameda County Supervisors
Suce
Earl R. Strathman
Hayward
Enoch
Board of Supervisors
Cave
Caribbean
Alameda County
Knnech
Strathman
Ls Angeles
Anoch
Southern California Association of Governments
Los Angeles
Grass Valley
State agency proposed to save California coast
Sacramento reports a $1 billion plan by California Parks and Recreation to form a state coastal agency, regulate development, and acquire hundreds of thousands of acres along 238 miles of shoreline. The proposal includes a moratorium on shoreline development and funding via bonds, gas taxes, tolls, federal funds, and general revenues.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
State Parks and Recreation Department
Alan Slecoty
DeBeverly Fils
Department
Washington
Oregon
No Rain But Cool Weekend Forecast
Forecasters expect continued cool weather through the weekend with no rain. Highs tomorrow will reach the upper 50s while tonight's temperatures drop into the 40s. More weather details on page 12.
Schools mull closing Gansberger Bidwell next year
Supt Ray Arveson disclosed that HAYWARD Hidwell and Gansberger elementary schools face possible closures next year along with at least two others. Meetings with Gansberger Argonaut PTA and a separate Oct 26 session will gauge parent reaction as enrollment declines prompt district cuts.
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Hayward
Hidwell
Gansberger
Ray Arveson
Arveson
Gansberger-Argonaut Pta
Abke
PTA
Kay Ave
Bidwell
Aryeson
Yall Re
Cigation
Hhat
Sorenson
Bowman
Kimball
Mobr-land
Water vapor detected in moon atmosphere study says
Rice University scientist Dr. John W. Freeman reports water vapor in the moon’s near space based onSIDE instruments from Apollo 12 and 14. He ties readings to subsurface pools and geysers, suggesting possible water and energy for future lunar colonies, with natural sources favored.
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Boulton, Tex
Rice University
Moon
Axpals
John W. Freeman
Ameney Hfitial
Pal Gast
Planetary and Earth Sciences
Manned Spacecraft Center
Freeman
Hern
Toon
Ben Dey
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Ida Sherline
Deiron
Gulf
Sweigert
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Norman Lemard
Dorsement
Assembly
Senate
Robert Meyer
Parks Department
Steroly
State Printing Office
Veree
Fse
State Department of Navigation and Ocean Sevelopten
Edward Ehlers
Navigation Department
Argonaut
Highland
Winton Grove
Peixam
Gansher
Seoul
Seoul National University
Scadera
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