Communist Attacks Hit Multiple South Vietnam Bases
Four U.S. bases in South Vietnam were shelled by Communist rockets as a large-scale attack surged toward An Loc in Binh Long province near Saigon. B52 bombers hit North Vietnamese airfields for the first time in the counteroffensive, while clashes left at least one American dead and dozens wounded. Heavy fighting raged around An Loc with reports of tanks, paratroopers, and several crashed helicopters amid mounting casualties on both sides.
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Thursday Weather Outlook With Showers This Morning
Showers are likely this morning with clearing by afternoon. Skies trend fair tonight through tomorrow with highs in the low 60s and a low near 40. Winds from the west to northwest at 15 mph today, diminishing tonight. Rain chance about 40 percent today. Fremont’s previous high was 62 and low 60.
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Fremont trustees weigh teachers’ pay and school quality
In Fremont a special school district meeting tonight will discuss a costly plan to raise teacher salaries and improve education quality. Page 3.
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Fremont
Senate leader Mills faces pressure over equal rights vote
A report highlights politics around the proposed federal Equal Rights Amendment as women’s liberation groups press Sen. James R. Mills. Other items note Moscone’s gubernatorial bid context, Northern California youth voting trends, rising California auto theft costs, EPA warns on cardiac risks from air pollutants, a Long Beach found boy’s identity, Sally Stanford’s San Francisco council victory, and Irvine’s plan for a 9,600 acre annexation becoming Orange County’s largest city extension.
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Lampert wins Fremont council seat in tight election
Lampert, a 41 year old civil engineer and recreation commissioner, led Fremont candidates with 8 324 votes as incumbents Geoffrey Steel and Gene Thodes secure third term. Steel placed second with 2 628 votes amid broad grass roots support and steady citywide polling.
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Lampert earns spot on Fremont City Council
Lampert, a city recreation commissioner, secured the council seat in a Tuesday election with 8,323 votes. He led 18 candidates including incumbents Gene Rhodes and Geoffrey Steel, amid a heavy campaign and assorted, unclear spending notes.
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Gene Rhodes
Geoffrey Steel
Balentine tops Newark as first elected mayor in comeback
Newark's first elected mayor Balentine wins a decisive margin over George Kincaid amid a long career marked by a theft charge and a return to public service. He credits past struggles and his work securing State Highway Commission funds with driving his victory and vows to act as a catalyst for progress.
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George Kincaid
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Allen Johnsay
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Shirley Sisk
Take to head off bridge law battle compromise reached
West Bay legislators drop opposition to a new Dumbarton Bridge if peninsula cities gain final say on location and western approach roads. A bill will co author and seek to allow construction while protecting Menlo Park Palo Alto East Palo Alto interests. Gregorio and Arnett no longer insist on prior city preapproval as a condition.
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Welfare cuts okayed by Supreme Court ruling
The U S Supreme Court granted California a temporary stay to cut welfare aid for about 500 000 recipients who have outside income, delaying most changes until June paydays. Governor Reagan praised the stay as saving taxpayers up to 7 million monthly and said two thirds of recipients remain unaffected.
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Kincaid Retires After Public Office Career Ends
Newark councilman and former mayor George W. Kincaid says he will retire from public life after losing the mayoral race. He will not seek the council seat vacated by his rival, councilman Balentine, as Balentine aims to become mayor. Kincaid notes voters chose differently, citing neglected parks and development efforts. he served eight years on council and four as planning commissioner.
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Dames Balentine
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