Pianist Judith White to Lecture at Ohlone College Theater
Pianist Judith White on leave from California State College Hayward faculty will present a concert and lecture at Ohlone College Theater at 64 Washington Blvd at 7 30 p m tomorrow. White will discuss A Sympathetic Approach to Understanding New Music. She has Berkeley roots and a Juilliard scholarship, with a master of science from Juilliard 1958 and teaching roles at the San Francisco Conservatory and California Music Extension.
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Judian White
Ohlone College
Washington Blvd
White
California State College
Hayward
Emergency forest rules pushed by California official
James G. Stearns, director of the State Department of Conservation, urged the legislature to adopt emergency forest practice regulations. He said interim rules are needed until a comprehensive study is finished, noting the industry has been operating without regulations. A bill to impose gun regulations on logging was approved by the Senate Finance Committee and sent to the Senate floor.
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State Department of Conservation
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Bob Cartegon
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Fattened school budget wins backing in assembly
California lawmakers approve a fatter 7.9 billion state budget package with an extra 100 million for local schools and 10 million for a new control experiment. The Ways and Means Committee, by a near bipartisan vote, increases school funding to about 2 billion, directs money to hire teachers, reduce class sizes, and buy equipment, while restricting salary hikes and administrator hires. The bill advances to the House floor as the conference committee irons out final figures.
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Kimber Farms elects Roger P Trump treasurer
Roger P Trump of 40540 La Purissima Way Fremont elected treasurer of Kimber Farms Inc a Fremont based chicken breeding firm replacing retiring 25 year veteran W Ruppel. The on page report notes a straight party line vote approving a 10 million experimental air pollution control program for Los Prio air and details proposed vehicle emission and policy changes amid party line disputes.
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la Purissima Way
Fremont
Kimber Farms, Inc
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R-Leuradia
Cam Ithe
Los Prio
A. Alan
Post
Asem
Coeducational VD classes urged to begin in 7th grade
A government commission urged that venereal disease education start in seventh grade. It called for regular VD courses in public and private schools taught by trained health professionals to address rising syphilis and gonorrhea rates and promote early prevention.
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United States
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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DuVal
Sevneth
Cooperatin
Fremont Scouts to Present Flags at Assembly Convention
Fremont Bay Scout Troop 7 will present the U S and California flags to Vice President Spiro Agnew at the California Republican Assembly Convention in Palo Alto Saturday. Gen William Dean will direct the 8 p m ceremony at the Hotel Hyatt Capans. Glenn W Coon of GM Pajara Court is scoutmaster for the troop.
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Fremont Bay
U.S
Californa
Spiro Agnew
Californa Republican Assembly
Palo Alto
William Dean
Hoel Byatt Cebans
Glenn W. Coon
Women’s Rights and the Law class opens in Fremont
A new elective titled Women’s Rights and the Law will start at Mission San Jose High School in Fremont. Marilyn J. Blacie will teach the 10 week course held Wednesdays from 6 30 to 9 30 pm, offering four units of credit and open to undergraduates graduates and auditors.
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Bryant Ave
Marilyn J. Blacie
Fremont
Ohlone College
Leo Kanowitz
Fremonty
Retired group to visit Point Reyes and Drake's Bay
Fremont chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons plans a scenic trip to Point Reyes and Drake's Bay on Saturday. Members will meet at Centerville Presbyterian Church at 6 15 am.
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Centerville Presbyterian Church
GM recalls 130000 Vegas in fire hazard move
General Motors announced a recall of 1972 Chevrolet Vegas after Ralph Nader charged an illegal silent recall to fix a possible fire hazard. GM denied the charge, saying the defect was being corrected and parts would be available at Chevrolet dealers later this month.
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Youth sentenced in car burglary at Fremont
In Fremont an eight year old youth was sentenced to 90 days in county jail in superior court on auto burglary charges. Ridward Alan Hursey of 423 Margery Drive was tested Jan 11 by Fremont police for ransacking 14 vehicles at an apartment complex parking lot at 38850 Farwell Drive. Vehicles were broken into by lifting windows with tools to access radios and antennas. Antennas were removed from several cars. Police recovered loot including a golf club set and a $3,185 camera.
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Margery Drive
Hursey
Farwell Drive
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Payice
Polce
Speak-Up Contest winner announced in Pleasanton
Newark resident David Louvar of 584 Bellflower Drive won the California Jaycee District TIL Speakup Contest in Pleasanton on Monday. He will face speakers from 26 other California districts at the May Jaycee convention in Oakland, with the stele winner advancing to the national level in June.
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Edwards San Jose report cancelled in Newark event
A Washington report by Congressman Donlon Edwards of San Jose was canceled tonight. The program, run by Newark Chamber of Commerce's women's division, folded due to Edwards prior commitments.
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Chafee resigns as governor to run for Senate
Rhode Island Governor Chafee resigns to pursue the Republican Senate seat. President Nixon accepts the departure noting his service to the Navy and the country. Chafee cites transition as Vietnam winds down and Iowa prepares for postwar period. He had promoted Adm Zumwalt to CNO and pushed relaxed Navy career rules.
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Rhode Island
Sunol Park Improvement Contract Awarded
Bay Regional Park District directors awarded a 44500 contract to Maxdon Construction for Sunol Regional Park improvements. The work includes a loop road, 65 picnic units, day camp area, water system upgrades, drinking fountains, check dams, and paving plus a new water pressure tank and grading. The project expands near Alameda Creek with additional acreage from SF Water Department authorization.
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Alameda Creek
Bay Area Push to Gather Signatures for Ballot Measure
Alameda County veterans memorial program drew attention as Attorney Garena Bite Younger criticized a statewide drive to collect 54 000 signatures for a ballot measure. She argued the campaign erodes citizen control and could threaten the political system.
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Whale behaves like ravenous teen after release
UPI reports Gigi the yearling white whale, freed off Point Loma seven days ago after a year in captivity at San Diego's Sea World, is foraging normally along the San Pedro Channel. Navy specialists note she follows the gray whale migration pattern, though some doubt persists about her long-term survival.
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Clean-Up Fix-Up Week Promoted by Newark Chamber Women
Newark residents are urged to participate in April 15 to 23 Clean-Up Fix-Up Paint Up Week as the chamber of commerce women's division coordinates curb trash collection. Bags or boxes required. specific routes list streets and pickup times from 4 am to noon on April 22 and 23, with multiple neighborhood segments.
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Central
Cherry
Nimitz
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