Quarries challenge ACWD court injunction in Alameda
Two quarry operators Niles Sand and Gravel Co and Rhodes Jamieson seek to modify or dissolve a May injunction preventing water pumping from gravel pits into Alameda Creek. Their motions argue the injunction amount to inverse condemnation and seek pumping rights as a reasonable use of property. The hearing before Alameda County Superior Court Judge Lyle B. Cook is set for Friday, continuing a series of legal clashes with the Alameda Water District over groundwater and basin levels.
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Ken Castle
Alameda
San’ Francisco Bay
Niles Sand and Gravel Co
Rhodes
Damieson
Alameda Tear
Alameda County
Niles Sand ‘and Gravel Co
Niles Sand and Gravel _ Co
James Son
Buber
Jamieson
Coopera
Pars
Ec Pee
Rhodes and Jamieson
Quarry
Trnms
den’ Nying
Elaine
Brucher
Weather Outlook and Winds Report for Today
Good morning. A chance of rain showers tomorrow with a high near 51 and a low around 40. West to northwest winds will range from 10 to 20 miles per hour.
California Supreme Court Suit Seeks Curtailment of Reapportionment
In a rare high court filing, Mat Co files to block a special commission from redrawing assembly and Senate districts. Page 2 notes the case aims to halt the reapportionment process amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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California Supreme Court
Special Commission
Senate
Air Force pilot kills wife and children then himself
A former Air Force pilot described as suffering excruciating pain after a Vietnam helicopter crash shot his wife and four children to death before killing himself while still on the phone to police. The case coincides with a page noting the first major reform in campaign election laws in 46 years, aimed at curbing rising federal campaign costs.
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Ited
Air Force
Vietnam
Thei
Aeeking Federal Office
Pagel
War casualties drop to lowest since 1965 Indochina entry
American war casualties in 1971 fall to their lowest point since Lyndon B. Johnson ordered the first U S combat units to Indochina in 1965, marking a notable shift in military engagement and losses.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Indochina
Union City weighs fate of Cesar Chavez Junior High
Union City leaders face a tense vote over the Cesar Chavez Junior High project as a bond election outcome looms. Trustees remain undecided on tonight’s special meeting while Chicanos accuse the board of delaying construction and seek earmarked funds and an April ballot reschedule.
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Union City
New Haven
Cesar Chavez Junior High
Net
Allnw
Fremont council weighs districting and finances
City council members face decisions on districting and city finances. Petitions for districting qualify for an election, with a potential special ballot to be set on a Tuesday within weeks. Alternatives include moving districting to April ballot or introducing the ordinance tonight. The meeting starts at 7 38 p m in the council chambers at 29700 Civic Center Drive.
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John Pachtwer
Fremont
Robert Nelson
Éllyall
Civic Center Drive
California
Secretary of State
Tes Zencies
Beckie
Don Driggs
Soviet veto blocks UN ceasefire plan in Indo-Pak war
United Nations Security Council failed to back a ceasefire as the Soviet Union vetoed a draft resolution demanding withdrawal of troops. Britain and Poland joined in voting against. the measure had identical language to a General Assembly version approved last week. The White House condemned the veto and US officials warned India might exploit the delay as East Pakistan confrontation continued.
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United Nations
UPI
Soviet ‘Union
Security Council
Britain
WS Nation Council
Poland
Soviet Union
Yakov A. Malik
Cnase
Dhe
Likt
China
Peking
Pakistan
Igre Oseine
India
Russia
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
United States
Linton
U.N
Terwas
Georges
Sid Nixon
William P. Rogers
Maurice Schuscann
West Pakistan
East Pakistan
Senate approves compromise bill to extend Nixon wage raise
The Senate approved a compromise measure to retroactively raise federal pay despite the wage price freeze. The bill, agreed by House and Senate conference leaders, aims to lift federal employee pay by a billion dollars, with final action expected another day. President Nixon’s approval seemed assured, though the measure could rely on an additional aid package.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
Nixon
Corr
House- Senate
Accord reached on jobless bill to extend unemployment
House Senate conferees agreed a measure to extend unemployment benefits by up to 13 additional weeks for about a half million workers whose benefits have run out. The program would cost about 50 million dollars, funded by the federal government, with no employer tax increase, and would expire June 30. States and Puerto Rico would qualify given current insured unemployment levels.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
II States
Puerto Rico
Alaska
California
Connécticut
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
Oregon
Rhode Island
Vermont
Union City Drives Public VD Education and Clinic Efforts
Union City leads in a local venereal disease program with a general clinic for the poor and a county use invitation for a treatment center. The New Haven Unified School District runs a hard hitting VD education campaign in Union City schools, contrasting with neighboring Newark and Fremont with no public clinics or school programs.
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Union City
Washington Township
Ben ‘Torres
New Haven Unified
Newark
Fremont
Newark Schools Tie Venereal Disease Talks to Bond Vote
The Newark school district staff report that venereal disease education remains limited and the program is largely abandoned due to prior opposition and bond election priorities. Officials cite rising cases and inconsistent reporting while noting state and national authorities describe a sharp upswing.
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Newark
Jin Fremont
American Social Health Association
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ACWD
Cook
Niles Bandland Gravel
Peter ¥. Braecher
Hoe Brucher
Ematite
Arlen Matson
Prin
Utah
Auburn
Lincoln
Mevie Geile
Wernen
S Howe
Presenta H van Doorn
Chavez
Caroline Turner
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