Forecast of Temperatures Across Regions Through Thursday
Weather summary shows warmer Wednesday with highs in the upper 70s, low 40s to mid 40s at night in Sacramento Valley, and 70s on Wednesday in the Bay Area. Northwest winds 11 to 20 mph, easing later Wednesday. Bay Area and Western Nevada fair through Thursday with warmer days and low nights in the 20s to 50s.
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Sacramento Valley
Francisco Bay Area
Nevada
Albuquerque
Minneapolis
jAnchorage
New Orleans
Atlanta
New York
Bakersfield
Oakland
Bismarck
Omaha
Alse
Paso Robles
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Phoenix
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Portland
Pittsburgh
Red Bluff
Denver
Detroit
Reno
Eureka
Sacramento Farr Worth St. Misa
Fresno
Salinas
Helena
Salt Lake City
Honolwollu
San Diego
Houston
San Francisco
Kansas City
Santa Barbara
Four Billion Dollar Budget Cut Proposal Shocks Nixon Plans
The article reports on a proposed four billion dollar reduction in the new budget with opponents urging larger cuts. Senator Mills warns of strong medicine as lawmakers debate spending, while the Justice Department alone escapes cutbacks and seeks a boost to 830 million dollars and 34,200 employees.
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Pagemittee
Congress
Nixon
Mills
Justice Department
Atty
John P. Mitchell
New York
Johnson
Mayo
N Johnson
Hank
Atomine Energy Commission
Budget Bureau
Gas Tax Funds To Be Used For City Roads
Alameda County Supervisors grant $474000 to Union City for road work on Whipple Road and Decoto Road. Fremont to reallocate $14847 unspent gas tax funds originally for Paseo Padre Parkway. plans mention details of broader budget cuts tied to the Johnson-Nixon fiscal proposals and military reductions.
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City of
Union City
Alameda
Paseo Padre Parkway
Arcus Published by Daily Review details
The Arcus Published by Daily Review lists David R Perry as Business Manager. The publication is declared a general circulation by Order No. 414954 of the Superior Court of California in Alameda County on June 21, 1961. It is entered as second class matter at the Freemont post office. Payments and contact details are shown along with subscription rates and address information.
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Arcus
Daily Review
David R. Perry
Superior Court of the
State of California
County of
Alameda
Freemont
California
Cantar Square
Fremond
Work Session Set By Commission
Fremont Recreation Commission will hold a work session tonight on the 1969 70 recreation and parks budget. Twenty five commissioners will discuss expenses for the eighth grade and the operation of the School of Religion at St Leon. The meeting at Civic Center chambers will involve visits to Valescent Hospital.
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Fremont
Fremont Recreation Commission
Recreation and Parks
School of Religion
St. Leon Recreation and Parks Departare
Ments
Carrigan Memorial
Valescent Hospital
Sidio Way
Chambers
Civic Center
Drive
Unofficial Returns from Newark and Nearby Colleges
Unofficial returns list Newark Unified with 42 seats and New Haven Unified with 2 seats showing candidates Elwood Ballard Paul Gygax Eugene Kralock Anne Marshall James Perley Jr Wes Sears unopposed Walter Thompson Lyle Edmison dim Lemon Robert Livermore James Miracle Richard Seeba Charles Swow Ditford Wright Syd Furman Rober Garcia 5 R Richards. Fremont Newark Jr College reports 4 seats with tallies 4470 4108 2150.
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Elwood Ballard
Paul Gygax
Eugene Kralock
Anne Marshall
James Perley JR
New Haven
Wes Sears
Walter Thompson
Lyle Edmison
Robert Livermore
James Miracle
Richard Seeba
Charles Swow
Ditford Wright
Syd Furman
Rober Garcia
R. Richards
Fremont-Newark JR. College
No Verdict in Sirhan Jury Trial
An article notes the jury faces two major verdicts for Sirhan Sirhan: first degree murder with possible death in the gas chamber or life imprisonment, or second degree murder with a minimum five to life term and parole eligibility after 20 months. A poll of 12 veteran reporters favored first degree murder with life terms. Sirhan awaited in his cell, removed from the courtroom after the trial closed.
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California
Sirhan
Homemade Bomb Found By Tilden Park Hiker
A hiker found a handmade bomb in Tilden Regional Park Berkeley near the archery range. The device, wrapped in a sack, had a 25 foot fuse a detonator and three packets of explosive. Police and park officials investigated with ranger William Bartlett and army ordnance experts assisting.
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Tilden Park
Berkeley
Calif
Archery Jane
Gold Gate Road
Grizaly Peak Drive
Regional Park Department
William Bartlett
Archery Range
Area Artist Appointed To Board
Mrs. Neysa Giggey of Union City was named to the Alameda County Art Commission by the Board of Supervisors. A painter active in oils and water colors, she has lived in Union City five years, with two children including a son in the Navy. Her husband Ernest works for the City of Alameda.
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Neysa Giggey
Way
Union City
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Alamedaounty Art Commission
Giggey
Ernest
City of
Alameda
Suno Golf and Country Club
Freemont Art Association
Giggeys
Navy
Vietnam
Ward
Jimind
Medeiros Nf
Fremont
County Wide Commission
John D. Murphy
Tom Kitayama New Union City Mayor
Union City chose Tom Kitayama for mayor after a council standoff with Leo Alvelais and Irvin Williams. Alvelais faced bitter protest as his backing failed to unseat Kitayama amid a two vote contest and shifting nominations within the council.
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Tom Kitayama
Union City
Leo Alvelals
Irvin Williams
Tom
Alvelals
Go- Kitayama
Union Vés
Kitayama
Hawat UE
Mayoe Reoane
Era
Alvellas Cane
Williams
Henry Franco
Franco Seronded
Alvelais
Franco
Coun
Debris Spotted In Sea May Be Navy Spy Plane
Debris sighted about three nautical miles northeast of the search center near Chongjin in the Sea of Japan raises questions about the missing U S reconnaissance aircraft. Japan, the Philippines, Guam, Okinawa and South Korea led a 26-strong search with jet escorts while White House advisors briefed President Nixon.
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Pentagon
Ch’ongj'n
Japan
Sea of Japan
Philippines
Guam
Okinawa
South Korea
Pueblo
Tokyo
White House
Nixor
Hout
Henry A. Kissinger
Ronald Ziegler
National Security Council
Nixon
William F. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Soviet Union
Fifth Air Force
Joint
Paehu Air Station
Chongjin
Vladivostok
U.S
Tucker
Dale
Sasebo
Mass arrests rise in crackdown across country
UPI reports authorities say about 1,100 people have been arrested since Monday night in a sweeping crackdown. In Seoul, 457 individuals were taken into custody amid the operation.
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Seoul
UPI
Parents Bristle Over Sex Education Programs
The report notes parental concern over sex education materials and faculty guidance, with Brazil urging perspective. It cites that most parents support the program while some may opt out, and emphasizes that the course is voluntary and presented to both genders.
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Brazil
Time and a Half Pay Set For City Police
Fremont city councilors approved time and a half pay for off duty officers recalled to fill a seven man vacancy in the patrol division. Funding for the call back time totals $4,000 to 45M through June 30. City Manager Don Driggs outlined recruitment and manpower issues while Roger Ager, police association president, urged action to compete with other cities for officers.
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Fremont
Fremont City
al Geneiua
Pen Er
Driggs
Don Driggs
Roger Ager
Tice Association
Edwards Voiced Opposition To San Jose Airport Plan
Rep Don Edwards of San Jose signaled strong opposition to any airport expansion or a new facility unless Fremont and Milpitas councils back the plan and regional planning and ground transportation criteria are met. He noted federal funding would be unlikely amid his protests and public confusion in the Santa Clara Valley.
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North Korea
House Armed Services Committee
Laird
Rep. L. Menite Rivers
D S.C
San Jose
Don Edwards
Mil‘hlas
Fremont
Milpitas
Tluge
Fawards
Santa Clara Valley
Alameda County
Edwards
Bay Area
Jendanger
Federal Aeronautics Authority
Obituary for Walter A. Lenci in Fremont
Military funeral services for Walter A. Lenci a 49 year old native of Chelsea Mass and retired US Navy chief petty officer will be held at Fremont Memorial Chapel at 2 p m tomorrow. He lived in Fremont at 4104 Converse Street and leaves a wife four brothers and five sisters all of Massachusetts Burial will be in Everett Mass Also included are notes on local airport expansion debates by Congressman Edwards and the need for regional planning and public agreement.
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Walter A. Lenci
Washington Hospital
Fremont
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Peralta Blvd
Chelsea
Mass
Converse St
Free, Reserve Association
Mission Peak
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Mary
Fiour
Armando
Jack
Carlo
William Leuci
Massachusetts
Helen Leuci
Ines Wisnich
Gemma Porrello
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