Police pay row shakes city hall over pension ties
The San Francisco board clashed with Mayor Alioto over a police and fire pension and pay settlement. Supervisors warned they might withhold a 6.5 percent raise if courts overturn the deal, criticizing Alioto as the police officers pressed for terms tied to larger city salaries. Gerald Crowley led officers past six guards after a restraining order issue.
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Robert Gonzales
Terry Francois
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Crowley
Oil import cuts U S trade totals and figures
The Commerce Department reports foreign trade still supports the domestic economy despite oil import cuts. July shows a $290.8 million surplus in the trade account, while June stood at $1.2 billion. Importers paused deliveries after May due to a June 1 tariff, with renewed activity in July ahead of September price pressures from OPEC.
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Israel Egypt accord read today amid US civilian post debate
Israel and Egypt read the accord as talks continue with drafts exchanged. In Washington, House Leader Mansfield opposes a clause allowing American civilians behind Sinai lines, while President Ford says civilian involvement hinges on Congress. Israel and Egypt outline troop withdrawal depths and a wide UN buffer zone, with US airfield surveillance posts planned on both sides at key passes.
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Sunalé
Mike Mansfield
Montana Democrat
Vietnam
Ford
Milwaukee
Wis
Sinai
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Gulf of Suez
United Nations
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Tis
Umim Khashiba
Cairo
Grain ships and labor talks highlight U S rift with Soviet grain
The piece details ongoing negotiations to raise freight rates to entice U S shippers for grain to Soviet ports while longshoremen face a restraining order in a Texas case. President Ford urged cooling tensions and support for grain exports to aid the balance of payments. The Farm Federation accuses the International Longshoremen's Association of illegal secondary boycott over grain shipments to Russia.
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Texas
Owen Cox
Corpus Christi
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America
Ford
Commerce Department
U.S
Butz
American Farm Federation
Russia
Mate
Chile Earthquake Shakes North. No Victims Reported
A strong quake jolted northern Chile late Monday night with intensity five on the international scale. Police reported the tremor was felt across northern Chile and into southern Peru. No victims or damages were reported.
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UPI
Chile
Peru
Murder charges sought in Paramount shooting case
Homicide detectives will request murder complaints against three men Rich ard Mejio Jesse Lopes and Joseph Gayman all of Paramount for the fatal shooting of 9 year old David Warner during a dispute with party crashers Two arrestees ages 13 and 15 were jailed in the incident also injuring Varner’s friend Richard Van Zandt 18. The shooting occurred when Varner Van Zandt and an unidentified man returned to a party at 66M San Miguel Street confrontations followed.
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Paramount
Ard Mejio
Passage Ave
Jesse Lopes
Arthur Ave
Joseph Gayman
San Miguel St
Paramaaunt
David Warner
Orange Ave
Varner
Richard van Zandt
Stafford Ave
Hurlington Park
Evie
van Zandt
Hurricane Isa Drives Southland Surf to High Waves
A Southland coastal weather event driven by Hurricane Isa churned swells from San Pedro to Newport Beach with waves up to 15 feet and numerous lifeguard rescues. Long Beach saw lesser impact though riptides remained hazardous as beaches built sand barriers to buffer the oncoming surge.
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First Street
Bellflower Man Killed in Paramount Crash
A Bellflower resident Billy Dodson, 41, was killed Monday when his car was struck by a gasoline tanker at Alondra Boulevard and Hunsaker Avenue in Paramount. Three other occupants, Tessa Ungerzagt II, 19, in critical condition, Marshal Hall, 19, in serious condition, and Judy Novak, 88, in fair condition, were injured. The car reportedly turned in front of the truck driven by William Allen, 61, of Bellflower.
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Bellflower
Paramount
Eucalyptus Avenue
Alondra Boulevard
Hunsaker Avenue
Tessa Ungerzagt
Marshal Hall
Judy Novak
William Allen
Fil
Kent Henderson
Southland food strike delayed amid deadlock and talks
The 5500 member Retail Clerks Union and Southern California super market owners failed to reach a contract as talks stalled on Monday. A potential strike was postponed until after Labor Day with union meetings set for Sept 2 3 and 4 at the Anaheim Convention Center to vote on proposals from the Foot Employers Council, while stores seek temporary workers and replacement clerks if a walkout occurs.
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Kris Sherman
Weiter
Southern California
Voigt
Firefighters Walkout Halts City Fire Protection
Fire crews walked out to aid in an emergency as bags covered city fire alarm boxes to discourage use during the strike. union seeks 11% raise for salaries from 15,252 to 16,800. city offers 8% now and 7% next July. Negotiations stalled with council, talks breaking off if no deal by 2 a.m. today. Earlier, San Francisco had similar strikes ending after an emergency order by Mayor Alfote.
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