San Francisco Strike Settlement Reached After Nine-Day Shutdown
A tentative settlement ending a nine day city strike that halted transit was reached by unions and the Board of Supervisors. Mayor Alioto mediated an eight hour talks session and announced the historic accord just before a court deadline. Ratification by union members was expected later, terms not disclosed.
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San Francisco
UPI
Board of Supervisors
Municipal Railway
Joseph L. Alioto
Timothy Twomey
Service
Employes International
Alioto
Kathy Burks
Jeremiah Taylor
Horn
New
Bay Area Rapid Transit System
City
Courthouse Fire Hazard Ordered Redesign Plan
State Fire Marshal Al Hole has ordered county officials to submit a 30 day corrective plan for fire code violations at the courthouse, focusing on the third floor jail. The letter demands redesign to meet state standards, with potential action pending if plans are not filed.
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al Hole
AI Beltrami
Eureka
Grand Jury
Hole
SLA suspects press for trial over Hearst case in Oakland
In Oakland Court, Russell Little and Joseph Remiro demand trial on the Marcus Foster murder charges and reject a media TV appearance as a means to win Hearst release. FBI notes stalemate in Hearst talks as SLA members face public safety incident links and transfer from San Quentin to county jail.
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San Francisco
UPI
Syimbionese Liberation
Patricia Hearst
James Jenner
Alameda County Public Defender's Office
Oakland
Stafford P. Buckley
Russell Little
Joseph Remiro
Little
Remiro
Marcus A. Foster
SLA
Miss Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
Buckley
San Quentin
Contra Costa County
FBI
John Kelley
Kelley
Trustees back coast annexation plan for Mendocino College
Trustees endorse the Mendocino County Committee on School District Organization recommendation to annex Fort Bragg and Mendocino districts to Mendocino College. The board may enlarge trustee areas and elect new trustees if Lake County affiliates. Executive session approved admin changes and staffing priorities for 1974 75 including new hires in business education agriculture and chemistry. Ed Boyle remains basketball coach with expanded duties.
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Mendocino County
Board of Governors
California Community College System
Fort Bragg
Mendocino
Mendocino College
Lake County
Ed Boyle
Boyle
Eagles
Arab oil embargo may end with limited immediate impact
UPI reports experts expect no radical change if embargo lifts this weekend. Gasoline shortages unlikely to vanish, with slight supply improvements by spring and price stabilization only after a period. NYSE and auto industry leaders foresee modest effects and possible stimulus to sales, while officials warn a return to normal is not guaranteed.
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U.S
Mideast
William E. Simon
John C. Sawhill
Simon
James J. Needham
New York Stock Exchange
Needham
Detroit
Reinecke Returns to Campaign After FBI Interrogation
In Sacramento Republican Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke resumes his bid for governor after more than a day and a half of FBI interviews and polygraph tests regarding ITT funding concerns. He left FBI offices upbeat and pressed on with Orange County campaign stops amid lingering questions about his 1971 ITT discussions and a potential Nixon administration deal.
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UPI
Ed Reinecke
FBI
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Orange County
Reinecke
ITT
GOP
Houston S. Flournoy
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
John Mitchell
San Diego
Mitchell
Justice Department
Washington, D.C
Jaworski
Waldie to Attend Ukiah Grange Luncheon Saturday
Congress candidate Jerome Waldie will visit Ukiah on Saturday March 23 for a Grange hall luncheon at 1 p.m. Barry Wood is luncheon chairman with Lois Cook and Tom Martin as Ukiah area campaign co chairs. Tickets cost 3.50 and proceeds go to Waldie’s campaign. attendees may meet Waldie and hear his positions on state and north coast issues.
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Jerome Waldie
Ukiah
Ukiah Grange Hall
The
Grange
Barry Wood
Lois Cook
Tom Martin
Waldie
North Coast
Sacramento
San Francisco
Wood
Danish charter airliner fire kills many on takeoff
A Sterling Airways Caravelle jet carrying 96 passengers and crew from an Asian vacation burst into flames on takeoff from Mehrabas Airport. Initial reports said 37 dead and 42 injured, most Scandinavians, with an Iranian statement later listing 29 dead and 67 injured.
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Tehran
UPI
Mehrabas
Sterling Airways
Copenhagen
Israeli Syrian clashes on Golan Heights intensify amid cease fire fears
United Press International reports artillery and mortar battles along the Golan Heights central sector for a fourth day. Israeli chief of staff warns Syria may launch a new war without a forces separation agreement. Tense border conditions persist amid heavy fighting and reports of Syria persecuting 500 Jews.
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United Press International
Golan Heights
Syria
Ukiah Area Residents Plan King Range Visit On Vehicle Ban Debate
Mendocino and Humboldt County residents rally to learn about a BLM plan to close a 20 mile coastal stretch to recreation type vehicles. The trek from Redway aims to educate on off road use and standards with officials invited from county supervisors and lawmakers. Departure from Denny’s at 7 a.m.
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King Range
Mendocino
Humboldt County
Bureau of Land Management
Ukiah
Washington, D.C
Humboldt Counties
BLM
Redway
Shelter Cove
Matole
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