Marina snafu halts small boat marina plan at Coyote Hills
The Army Corps of Engineers abruptly canceled a dredging plan for Alameda Creek needed to reach Coyote Hills Regional Park. After seven years of planning delays by East Bay Regional Park District, the move drew criticism for poor communication and could delay the marina project unless reversed.
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Steelworkers win wage deal triggers inflation fire
A late settlement averts a nationwide strike but critics warn the three year contract fuels inflation. Steelworkers get 30 percent rise over three years with 16 percent immediate and 45 percent in two years, lifting average wages from 3.45 to at least 4.45 hourly. Locally the cost of living rose 4.1 percent in the past year, making the increase nearly four times the local rise. The Nixon administration called the package inflationary.
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Fremonters debate council election plan and reforms
A letter from James L Blawie argues against a districtless mayoral plan backed by Joe McCuin, labeling it a winner take all scheme that excludes minority and poor neighborhoods. He advocates a true district based charter with a strong at large mayor and neighborhood council seats.
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Fluoridation Question Divides Water Board and Public
Editor voices concern over Dr Stephen Miller stance on fluoridation. A 5000 voter petition seeks to put the issue on November ballot. Board favors immediate equipment purchase, while the public weighs whether fluoridation remains best option amid new information. If voters reject fluoridation, equipment costs could go to waste.
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Supreme Court Reconsiders State Aid and Church Entanglement
The June 2 ruling on Lemon v Kurtzman prompts petitions from seven Pennsylvania nonpublic schools seeking reargument. Lawyers argue that aiding church related schools risks politicizing religion while stressing religious citizens' right to public debate. The debate centers on entanglement and a potential erosion of church state separation.
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Technology Trial: Verdict Declares Tech Hurts Life Quality
A mock trial at the Institute on Man and Science in Tenssellrville NY debated modern tech including A bombs, pesticides, data banks, and surveillance. The 32 jurors found technology guilty by a 19 to 19 tie, concluding it lowers human life quality.
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Kennedy gains in Senate amid reshuffled loyalties
The article notes Ted Kennedy's evolving Senate role after defeat for majority whip, gaining favor with allies like John Stennis and John Tunney. It discusses Kennedy's shift from staff reliance to solo work, support for Selective Service, and speculation he could rise in presidential prospects amid Democratic dynamics and Humphrey's decline.
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Richard Xan
Leaders' shifts hint at Sino Japanese trade realignment
Nationalist Chinese President Chiang Kai shek's strongest supporters in the Japanese business world rush to cut ties with Taiwan and switch to Communist China. Nixon's forthcoming visit to Peking signals U.S. competition in mainland China. Tokyo views Japan as Communist China's largest trading partner and aims to consolidate its position ahead of Washington.
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This Day in History Highlights Major World Events
Events marked include United Press International's Eric Pyle birth on August 3, 1200, Columbus sailing from Spain in 1492, Germany declaring war on France in 1914 with Britain following, Barbara Rockefeller's divorce settlement from Winthrop Rockefeller, Nautilus crossing the North Pole in 1958, and Elliot Paul's aging wisdom about patience.
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