Nixon outlines Vietnam goals and troop plans to editors
President Nixon told editors the aim in Vietnam is to enable South Vietnam to defend itself while the United States retains air power and a small ground presence. He said a large permanent residual force like Korea is not the goal, but U S air bases in Southeast Asia remain for broader reasons. He also signaled a mid November announcement on another troop withdrawal, reducing American forces to about 184,000, and urged fair treatment of Hoover amid ongoing controversy.
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Korea
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Thailand
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Dec
White House
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Hoover
FBI
Edmund S. Muskie
McGovern
D-5
House
Hale Boggs
North Vietnam
Court hearing on bad checks in Fremont case
Preliminary hearing on ten counts of fraudulent checks will continue in municipal court Monday for Morris B. Singer, 43, former owner of the Factory-to-You Mattress Co. at 37427 Fremont Blvd. Singer pleads innocent to the charges. bail is $15,000. He was brought back from Manchester, N.H., to face the charges.
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Morris B. Singer
Fremont Blvd
Singer
Milton Nason
Manchester
N.H
Dr Epler optimistic over funds for Ohlone College
Dr Stephen Epler president of Ohlone College voiced optimism about state fund allocations after a Sacramento hearing by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee on education budgets. He warned that without state aid the college could lose 4 million, with Governor Reagan's plan yielding under 1 million though expectations ranged up to 8 million.
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Fremont
Stephen Epler
Ohlone College
Assembly
Ways and Means
Sacramento
Epler
Junior College of
West Valley
Delta
College of Marin
Fremont and
Newark Chambers of Commerce
Federation of Fremont
Ohlone
Guv
Ronald Reagan
Park Expansion Costs and Tax Impact outlined
The plan to expand the park street adds 330000 to the project, lifting total cost from 2250000 to over 25 million. City officials say no tax increase is needed as funds come from gas taxes, delaying other street projects. Voters will decide tomorrow on incurring the park expansion obligation in a near mile long stretch.
Bill would help home buyers in state rate plan
A Sacramento proposal would require lenders to pay home buyers advance funds for property taxes and insurance until closing. The bill aims to add equity by ensuring the financier pays the same interest as time depositors or a set rate, lowering upfront costs for purchasers while outlining how taxes and insurance relate to loans.
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Sacramento
Dan Hulmdahl
Canery & Sesyead
Harromers
Oper Wien
Robtebshl Saad
Bayer
Fremont Post Office robbery suspects nabbed in Contra Costa
Three men tied to a failed December 4 Fremont post office robbery were arrested in Contra Costa County and charged with another armed robbery. Donald Priest, Bobby Mackey, and Charles McEvoy will be processed in federal court. No money was taken in the Fremont incident. only $8 from a customer’s wallet. A postal inspector and witness Dave Perry reported the escape.
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Fremont
Contra Costa
Donald R. Priest
Cerritos Ave
Bobby Mackey
Richmond
Charles R. McEvoy
San Francisco
Humphrey proposes transit bill for disabled and elderly fares
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota introduces legislation to allow air rail and bus operators to provide reduced fares for handicapped and elderly travelers.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
India accuses Pakistan of butchery in East Pakistan war
New Delhi charges Pakistan with savage and medieval butchery in East Pakistan as war rages near the Indian border. India says Pakistan's government aims to divert attention from its own atrocities while rebels resist east of Dhaka. Public warnings urge civil servants to return to duty by April 21.
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UPS
India
Pakistan
Kistan
West Pakistan
East Bengal
East Pakistan
Singh
Chuadanga
Press Trust of India
Bishakhali
All-India Radio
Brahmanbaria
All-India
Pooa
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
Mujibur Rahman
Awami League
Hario Pakistan
Dacca
Radio Pakistan
Two Fremonters die in Nevada County crash
Fremont woman Anna Ruth Goucher aged 48 and her daughter Anta Renee Goucher died when their pickup left State Highway 49 north of Nevada City. A trucker found the wreck at 5:40 p.m. near Rush Creek. Anna Ruth died soon after at Miners Hospital, Anta Renee pronounced dead at the scene. Funeral plans are pending.
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Alleghany
Nevada County
Grass Valley
Anna Ruth Goucher
Anta Renee Goucher
Miners Hospital
Nevada City
Goucher
California Highway Patrol
Rush Creek
Board candidate attacks complex school reassignment plan
Camara contends 16 grouped schools show no mean occupation score below 3.5 while 10 noncomplex schools exceed 3.4, arguing a bias against lower socio economic ranks in voting and school affairs. Dr Bolt says survey aids goals, not reassignments, noting complex formation depends on proximity and enrollment. funding could use survey data if available.
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Camara
Distnet
Bolt
Kurtis Lile
New York
Obituary notices from Fremont and Hayward area deaths
A Fremont obituary details Fiona McFeely aged 62 who died Thursday in Hayward. A rosary is set for 8 p m tomorrow at Fremont Chapel of the Roses. She leaves husband James and children and was a 24 year Fremont resident born in Colorado. A Mass is 9:30 a m Monday at Holy Spirit Church with interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Also noted is funeral services today for Johnson of Fremont with survivors Robert M Anderson Signe Nordin and others and private burial at Peralta.
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Fremont
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Morturay
Peralta Blvd
Fiona 4
McFeels
Hayward
Colorado
James Y
Bo McFeely
User McFeely
Stephen A. McFeely
McFeely
Stephen A. McFe
Holy Spirit Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Johnson
Opossum Found On Cinton City Lawn Tests Negative
A frightened opossum on John Branaugh’s lawn at 3249 San Carlos acted oddly but was not rabid. Tests by the Alameda County Health Department found no rabies or other diseases. Police reported the animal bared its teeth and chased Branagh before being destroyed.
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Cinton City
John Branaugh
San Carlos
Alameda County
Robbers Hold Up Weslinghouse Car in Cellar Near Valentine Maschetti
Three bandits held up a Weslinghouse Company car at gunpoint on Thursday and escaped with a guard’s lunch bag. Valentine Maschetti reported another bag contained $36 while the other held his lunch and hitch. The robbers took the wrong bag.
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Haly Cpi
Weslinghouse Company
Valentine Maschetti
Ping Pong group departs Communist China for Hong Kong
A 15 member American table tennis group leaves Peking after a week long visit that included meetings with Premier Chou Enlai and a Canton trade fair. They traveled by train from Canton to Shumchun on the British border, crossing into Hong Kong with 87 newsmen greeting them. The visit marked a potential easing of China US press restrictions.
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China
Chou Esai
Shumchun
Canton
Peking
Shanghai
Lowy
Errol Resek
New York City
Kowloon
United States
Chou
You
Communist
Welfare fund cut threat sparked California welfare clash
A meeting between Reagan and Nixon settled differences over welfare funding. California faces a court suit by the California Welfare Rights Organization alleging the gathering aimed to violate federal welfare laws. California was given until June 30 to raise AFDC costs but remains noncompliant with a 1967 LIV adjustment law.
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Reagan
Nixon
California
Twiname
Earth Day poster winners announced in Fremont
Winners in the Earth Day Poster Contest by the ecology action section of the American Association of University Women were announced. The Hub in Fremont displays include 75 semi finalists today and Sunday with students from Mission Valley Chadbourne Patter son Maloney Walters Hopkins and more. Posters can be picked up today 2 to 3 pm or Monday 10 am to 5 pm at 3730 Aita Drive Fremont.
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Fremont
Ecology Action Section
American Association of University Women
Jackie Anderson
Mission Valley
Chadbourne
Mike Clough
Patterson School
Cecelia Blacie
Caren Pike
Laura Sites
Maloney School
Judy Ellis
Patrick Roberts
Walters Junior High
Bobby Parks
Hopkins Junior High
Bill Sabsay
Hopkins
Dean Olsen
Aita Drive
Preliminary Alameda County library budget gains approval
The Alameda County Library Advisory Commission approved a 2,007,914 dollar preliminary budget for next year, about 100,000 more than last year, with unchanged tax rate. The panel noted a 15,000 dollar federal grant share for Eastbay Cooperative Libraries to fund Fremont main library materials and reported grants for visually handicapped, staff, and jail inmate programs were rejected, while state funds for Mexican-American outreach are still pending.
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Alameda County
Alameda
Eastbay Cooperative Libraries
Contra Costa County
Richmond
Fremont
Santa Rita
ABAG delays bridge study review amid coast guard talks
ABAG executive committee delays critique of the Coast Guard statement on the Southern Crossing amid ongoing questions about the bridge’s status. Julien Bagel notes a review should wait until the project’s progress is clearer as lawmakers pursue a bill to override Governor Reagan’s veto and advance construction between San Francisco and Alameda San Leandro.
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San Francisco
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Halt
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Adina M. Johnson
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Ehan Agnouse
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