Newark teachers approve tentative pay plan amid split unions
Newark teachers accepted a tentative salary package with a 3 percent raise and a 1.75 percent December boost. The deal, awaiting school board ratification, raises starting pay to 8,863 and top pay to 18,663 annually, with total yearly district cost around 194,000. Union votes were split. the Newark Teachers Association backed the plan while the Newark Federation of Teachers rejected it.
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Newark
School District Board of Trustees
Newark Teachers Association
Newark Federation of Teachers
Federation of Teachers
Roumbers
Board of Trustees
Teachers Association
Agent Offered 25000 to Kill President Ford
An undercover ATF agent was offered 25 000 to kill President Ford. Rex D. Davis told a Senate committee the offer was reported to the Secret Service and the operation continued until the suspect was arrested the next day. The location was unspecified but in a Midwestern state this month.
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Sporting News
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Stengel
Loo Ald
New York
Mets
Secret Service
Davis
Senate Appropriations Committee
Portugal Seizes Radio Benascenca as Mutiny Grips Lisbon
Commandos entered Radio Renascenca and Radio Club facilities amid a turbulent night in Lisbon. Prime Minister Azevedo warned of escalating instability as troops mutinied against orders to seize leftist broadcasts. Demonstrations filled streets while officials met at the presidential palace to manage the crisis.
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Lisbon
Portugal
UPL
Radio
Azevedo
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Carvalho
Daily Review of Hayward 1975 September 30
The daily edition from Hayward California reports on local events and notices for Tuesday September 30 1975. Names places and numbers appear in brief items typical of a community newspaper, with ongoing municipal updates and public notices.
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Hayward
California
Weather prospects say mostly fair skies in South County
An aged weather blurb notes mostly fair South County skies with morning fog, temperatures near the 70s during the day and lows in the 50s. Page 18 features more weather, along with sections on Ann Landers, Ray Orrock Bridge, business, classifieds, comics, crosswords, editorials, Warp-Mate 2, and Women’s World. Obituaries appear on page 18.
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South County
Burma
Ann Landers
Ray Orrock
BART union blocks extended hours for A's playoff games
Bay Area Rapid Transit will not extend its hours during next week's baseball playoffs due to overtime bans by Amalgamated Transit Union division 1555. With 55 furloughed employees, overtime is forbidden except emergencies, leaving trains limited to the 8 p.m. close. Fans are advised to use Alternative AC Transit line 57 or other transport.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit
Frank Herringer
Amalgamated Transit Union
Division 1555
Max Senteney
Semency
BART
Bkck
Coliseum
Herringer
AC ‘Transit
Oakland A's
New drug may kill virus causing blindness and venereal disease
Harvard scientist reports a virus-hunting drug ARA-AMP that penetrates deep tissue to target Herpes simplex in eyes and genitals. Developed by Dr. Deborah Pavan Langston and Parke-Davis, the compound shows promise in rabbits and plans human trials, with potential FDA review for Vidarabine.
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New York
Harvard
Deborah Pavan Langston
Langster
William Friedkin
Tesla
Langston
Parke-Davis Co
Detroit
Food and Drug Administration
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Oakland Oaks
Pacif
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Hirohitos
U.S
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Empress Nagako
the Daily Review
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Logan High
Arthur Ashe
James Logan High School
Guillermo Vilas
Firemen’s Fund
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Jon Staggers
California State University
Bart Union
Alton Blakeslee
AP Science
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