Fremont City Council Votes to Preserve Farmland Ten Years
Fremont city council voted three to two to keep the northern plain in agriculture for the next decade. Mayor Don Dillon and councilors Art Lampert and Geoffrey Steel supported the motion, while Gene Rhodes and Leon Mezzelli opposed. Also mentions light, cloud cover and forecast, plus brief references to Reagan and Rockefeller VP pick, and AC Transit District profit note.
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Fremont
Don Dillon
Art Lampert
Geoffrey Steel
Gene Rhodes
Leon Mezzelli
Rockefeller eyes vice president post amid cautious smiles
Nelson A Rockefeller tours the Oval Office in a light mood as aides joke and slaps echo. He says he would put his fortune in a blind trust if Congress confirms him as Der ald Mord's running mate, while studies warn hurricanes and lightning pose greater death risk than nuclear plant accidents and energy chief Sawhill warns of shortages ahead east of the Mississippi for two years.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sill
Congress
Derald Mord
Slow plan to end home mail delivery faces Congress
The United States Postal Service quietly advances a four year plan for central neighborhood mailers replacing door to door service in 13 western states Alaska Hawaii and possibly nationwide. Postal officials say rollout is selective with central boxes in new subdivisions and debate grows in Newark Freemont and Tayward amid congressional scrutiny led by Rep Don Edwards.
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Congress
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Hawaii
Hich
Beyeft
Newark
California
Frefoont
Tayward
Ralph Garcia
Sacramento
Stockton
Hep
Don Edwards
D-Sari Jose
Washington
Edwards
James Balentine
David Henderson
North Carolina
Civil Service
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Ray King
Charter buses ferry more workers to job
Charter buses bring San Francisco International Airport United Airlines employees to work, offering cheaper and less congested commutes. Operators say routes from Lockheed, Stanford, Ames, and nearby centers have grown since the energy crisis, with 400 to 430 daily riders from the city.
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Tri-City
Drs
Wewark
Carl Tuck
United Airlines
San Francisco International Airport
Iow
Lockheed
Ames Research Centre
Fairetulu
Stanford University
Lawrence Nadialion Lab
Safeway
Wstavill
Cited
Dick Thampson
United
Dick Lighthill
San Francisco
Greyhound
Thompson
Hayward-San Mateo
Linghchitl
AC Transit
Whippet
State Buble Utlitics Commission
Hith
Adolph Seherur
Scherer
Rockefeller Picked by Ford Pleases Edwards
Rep Don Edisuchs of San dase says Ford selected Nelson Rockefeller a progressive wing Republican with vast state and local govt experience. He expects quick but thorough Senate confirmation after recess and notes Rockefeller's blind trust pledge as a confirm condition while praising the White House renewed focus on domestic issues.
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Washington
Don Edisuchs
D-San Dase
Ford
Republican Party
New York
Nelson 4. Hockefeller
Edwards
Nixon
House Judicary Committee
Rockefeller
Congress
Fee
Spiro Agnew
Fremont picks designers for new county courthouse
County supervisors selected The Fremont architectural firm Kinney E Griffin Associates to design the courthouse at Paseo Padre Parkway and Walnut Avenue. Oakland and Berkeley firms were rejected. The contract will pay about one percent of construction cost. Budgeted amount stands at 8.7 million dollars.
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Fremont
Paseo Padre Parkway
Walnut Avenue
Inn of Kinney E. Griffin & Associates
Oakland and Herkeley
Rockefeller Nominated as Ford Running Mate for 1976
President Ford named Nelson Rockefeller, former New York governor and GOP liberal figure, as his vice presidential pick amid conservative doubts. Rockefeller pledged to run with Ford in 1976 and said Ford planned to seek election. Senate committees prepare for rapid confirmation hearings as information on Rockefeller's finances may be requested.
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WPL
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
White House
Oval Office
Rockefetter
Richard House
Senate
Choice
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Barry Goldwater
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Goldwater
House
Congress
Howard Cannon
D-Nev
Senate Rules Committee
Cannon
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