Oily Waste Discharged Into Detroit River From Chrysler Plant
About 260000 gallons of oily waste from Chrysler Corp chemical plant at Lake Erie mouth spilled into the Detroit River after an accidental pump start at the Trenton plant. Officials said the emulsified slick looked worse than it was. no fish die-offs expected and wildlife largely unharmed. The waste contained under 1 percent dispersant, and authorities worried mainly about migrating ducks.
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Chrysler Corp. Chemical
Lake Erie
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William Turney
State Water Resources Commission
Lansing
Turney
California
Trenton
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Fremont Road Funds Authorized for Intersection Upgrade
The state highway commission approves a 16500 allocation for Teed improvements at the 680 intersection in Fremont. Traffic signals and highway widening will be added at Mission Boulevard (route 680 and Washington Boulevard). Widening and channelization costs will be shared by the city and state.
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Washington Boulevard
Fremont Woman Struck By Auto on Fremont Boulevard
A 1 year old Fremont woman pushing a shopping cart was critically injured late Monday on Fremont Boulevard near Mowry Avenue. Mary E. Walker of Seneca Park Drive was listed in critical condition at Washington Hospital. Police said she had been drinking and the collision occurred about 8 30 p m. The driver, Robert R. Starkweather, 19, of Mission View Drive, was not cited.
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Superintendent to Address Fremont PTA Meeting
Fremont Parent-Teachers Association Council meets tomorrow at 9:45 a.m. in Fremont City Hall council chambers. Speakers include William Bolt, district superintendent, and Philip Ockerman of the recreation department. Open to all PTA members and interested residents.
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William, Bolt
Fremont Unified School District
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PTA
Demonstrators Denounce Reagan Over Poverty Grant Veto
In Sacramento about 300 demonstrators pressed Reagan in a Capitol corridor to protest a veto of a $12 million antipoverty grant. Reagan, silent, pushed through the crowd as police held doors and later returned to his office. The protesters included militant Black groups and a scene around Simpson and others drew attention as sit-ins and chants continued outside the West Capitol.
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Simpson
University of
California
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Walls
Black Panther Party
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West Capitol
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