Newark council votes to end lease at city house used by CDC
Councilman James Baten led a motion to terminate the lease on the city owned house used by the Community Drug Council. Speakers praised former Crisis Center Coordinator Dean Selig while criticising a new administration for dividing the community. Balentine recalled involvement in reviving the drug program and urged action to nullify the CDC contract. Roe demanded immediate city notice to CDC calling the contract void and the house vacated.
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Woman Falls 1600 Feet From Chicago Skyscraper
Lorraine Kowalski 29, a secretary, plunged from the 9th floor of the John Hancock Center, Chicago. Police say she died in an apparent self-inflicted act after visiting Marshall Berlin, 45, vice president of Berlin Press, who reported she became angry and then windows shattered. A night watchman heard a crash and saw the body fall, bouncing off a ledge before disintegration.
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Chief raps outside influences in Fremont police row
Fremont Police Chief Job V. Fabbri accused outside influences of trying to disrupt his department after the city council delayed authorizing three new sergeant positions pending a staff report. The delay expired the two-year eligibility list, triggering a new sergeant exam, while federal grant funding prompted hurried action without public notice.
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Fremont official faces move critics over police promotions
Mrs. Cline, now residing in Pleasanton, denies resigning from the city commission. She asserts she was targeted after rumors in city hall and the police department claimed she influenced a delay in three police promotions. She notes ownership and tax status in Fremont and calls the move a harassment tactic amid police promo concerns.
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Water district puts fluoridation on ballot in three cities
Alameda County Water District directors voted to place a fluoridation measure on the November ballot in Fremont Newark and Union City. They considered a possible loophole that could allow fluoridation to proceed even if voters reject it and directed legal research.
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Million Dollar Drinking Death Suit Filed in Alameda County
Union City survivors of a 22 year old man who died after drinking at the Cloverleaf Bowl lounge filed a $1 million lawsuit in Alameda County Superior Court. The suit names Cloverleaf Bowl, other corporations, and 20 John Does, with Katherine Ewing and two children as plaintiffs. The filing cites a blood alcohol level of .41 and alleges employees served excessive alcohol after the man had just turned 22.
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Weekend Weather Brief With Mild Temperatures
A fair weekend expected through tomorrow with high temperatures in the upper 60s to upper 70s. Night lows in the 50s and westerly winds 10 to 25 mph, with low cloudiness returning tomorrow morning and night.
Pre Mont Unified District Scrutinizes Tea Use of Combination Classes
District trustees in Pre Mont Unified School District are examining how combination classes are used in schools across the district. The page 2 report notes concerns over curriculum balance, resource allocation, and student placement within these multi level classrooms.
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City Desegregation Orders Put Into Effect in San Francisco
The state Assembly approves the 1.8 bill amid tax warning as contractors strike. Teamsters face lockouts across 46 counties in a retaliation move, halting high-rise work in San Francisco. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court rejects stay requests on city desegregation and busing, ordering Sept. 8 implementation.
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Marine Sgt Sweeney Cleared of Desertion Receives Honorable Discharge
Marine Sgt Jon M Sweeney is cleared of desertion and spying charges in Vietnam and given an honorable discharge with a medical disability His family fears job prospects while his father calls it Marines extracting the pound of flesh The report also notes Democrat John V Lindsay meeting with his state party chairman who hails him as a dynamic potential presidential candidate who could spark excitement like Bobby Kennedy Page 4
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U.S. death toll climbs in Vietnam conflict
The U.S. command reports 18 Americans killed in combat in South Vietnam last week, the highest in three weeks, raising total U.S. fatalities in the Indochina war since January 1961 to 45,429 dead and 304,185 wounded. Prime Minister William McMahon faces Liberal Party rifts as Defence Minister John Gorton accuses cabinet members of leaking information.
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