Fremont Planning Review Looks at Nicasio Lessons
An analysis of Marin County master planning for Nicasio offers Fremont insights. It highlights land trusts, open space mapping, environmental studies, and proactive zoning to preserve landscape value while guiding growth.
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USDA
Pacific
Indian Mounds
Southie Mobile Home Park
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Fremont Planning Commission
Fremont Civic Center
Silva
Forest Service
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Atty Gen Mitchell says federal wiretapping reduced
The attorney general claims administration steps have cut federal wiretapping. The remarks touch on Nixon’s stance about reducing government influence and reference political pressure on officials amid a wider critique of governance.
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Nixon
Kennedy Scandal and Drowning Death at Squaw Island
A lurid 1969 Washington chronicle accuses Ted Kennedy of leaving Mary Jo Kopechne in a car submerged at Squaw Island after a 1969 crash. The piece paints a crowded scene of political decadence, compares eras, and questions why Kennedy avoided inquiry or reporting. It cites an innkeeper, a diver, and references to Baker’s secretary.
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Kopechne
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New York Times
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Times
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Len Kennedy
Paul Markham
Joseph M. Gargan
Markham
Gargan
Trains Return as Rail Freight Rush Rebounds
The Santa Fe Chief resumes high demand with first class reservations weeks ahead. Railroads gain a renaissance amid trucking shortages in cropland transport and congested air travel forcing planes to curtail schedules. Freight focus rises despite rate disputes and labor costs.
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Peninsular
Rebirth Of Interest In Railroad Travel Schedules
A fragment reflects renewed interest in rail travel with a remark at O'Hare airport about trains averaging 61 miles per hour, highlighting tension between air and rail efficiency. The source notes a Paul Harvey segment and mentions airline dialogue suggesting skepticism about rail speed.
Soccer War Ignites Tensions Between El Salvador and Honduras
Don MacLean notes that rail costs prove airline gains false as jets crowd skies. A 21 Salvadoran reporter recounts why the so called soccer war stems from long simmering grievances. Hondurans expel Salvadorans and attack their property amid border tensions, with P-51s and Corsairs involved before a cease-fire brokered by the OAS.
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Poordy’s World: Rail Subsidy and Efficiency Debate
Johnholm argues for reopening railroads amid congestion and possible government subsidies. He cites Southern Railway Co. earning $500 million gross and $43 million net last year, noting improved freight profit and reduced passenger losses, while warning subsidies must hinge on efficiency gains and avoiding perpetuating unprofitable passenger service.
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Kennedy 1972 bid clouded by Chappaquiddick fallout
The Kennedy presidential prospects remain clouded by Chappaquiddick. Behind the scenes Daley rebuffed Ted Kennedy’s appeals for support while Michigan Pennsylvania and Ohio labor leaders backed George Meany’s pick. Questions linger about Kennedy’s actions after the crash and the missing witnesses.
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Daley
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Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
United Press International
Notable U.S. tax and political milestones on this day
On this day in history, 1961 marked the first income tax in the United States with rates on incomes over 800 dollars at three percent. In 1912 the Progressive Party nominated Theodore Roosevelt in Chicago after breaking from the Republicans. In 1917 the National Guard was drafted into the Army. In 1962 Marilyn Monroe died from a barbiturate overdose.
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Chicago
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National Guard
Marilyn Monroe
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