Ohlone College approves $10.79 million first phase contract
Fremont Ohlone College trustees approve a 10.79 million contract for Phase 1A of a new campus on Mission Boulevard. The bid went to Rothschild and Raftin of San Francisco after six bids. Phase 1A includes the learning resources center library two lecture halls and three instructional units.
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Ohlone College
Jowest
Rothschild and Riaftin
Sa Francisco
Charles Soow
Epler
Mission Boulevard
Fremont teachers oppose Bolt contract extension
In Fremont a coalition of two teacher groups and a homeowners’ group opposed extending School Board member William J. Bolt’s contract which still has three years left at a 32000 annual salary. They argued the district should await a district study and said the superintendent is isolated from staff.
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Glenn Anderson
Fremont
Joe Fremont
William J. Bolt
Eeool Board
John McDonald
Dr. Bolt
Teachers’ Association
Christy
Bolt
Federation of Fremont
Federation
Joseph 5. Spotts
Spotts
Cuban ship seizure linked to CIA at Bahamian port
The Cuban Defense Department stated the U S interest was only aid for the injured aboard the struck ship. The aircraft searched for an hour with flares before learning the ship had been seized and towed away. No casualties confirmed. Bahamian operators labeled as counterrevolutionary elements. Capt Villa, an American citizen from Pounded, was identified amid the confusion.
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Sigel
Strcken
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Villa
Tim
Ei Hao
Mae
Frosty Fremont Morning Scrapes Frost From Cars
Barbara Brumbaugh of 88519 Jones Way Fremont was among many motorists who scraped a heavy frost from car windows during an early morning routine yesterday.
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Barbara Brumbaugh
Jones Way
Fremont
Dacca ceasefire extended as surrender talks advance
Indian officials said Pakistani commander Niazi in Dacca received a six hour cease fire extension to study a surrender proposal. A late report suggested Pakistan accepted India's terms, while India readied a new officer to discuss the plan. timing and communications reliability remained uncertain.
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Ial Ath
Yesone
A.K. Miazi
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PTI
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Artilery
PAT
Pews Agency
Teddy bear lover sentenced for murder and bank robbery
Miss Fletcher, linked to a deadly holdup that killed DC officer William Sigman, pleaded guilty to murder and robbery in a case tied to a panel truck getaway. A psychiatrist testified to her childlike mental maturity, and she received nine years under the Youth Correction Act. Trials for two co-defendants follow.
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UPS
Sie Fe Mek
Miss Fletcher
Thomas W. Fletcher
San Jose
Leon Yocelson
US District Court
June Green
Leon
William L. Sigman
Joan
New Haven School Crisis Triggers Walkouts And Recall Plans
Unrest sweeps New Haven as protests against the school board’s phase one plan for Cesar Chavez Junior High persist. James Logan High students plan another walkout while officials hold workshops to address the confusion. Anglo students fear a Latino label, while Chicanos pursue recall of four conservative board members.
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Totery
Weather: patchy fog, fair through tomorrow
The forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with patchy low fog late at night and in the morning. Temperatures show little change with a high in the low 50s and a low tonight from the 30s to the low 40s. Light winds.
California Health Dept Launches $450000 Public Health Drive
The California Department of Public Health with a $450,000 budget starts a new campaign to combat venereal disease. Police and angry Chicanos clash in a brief, raucous melee after a lengthy, heated debate over the proposed Cesar Chavez Junior High School.
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Ehair
Newboard
Cesar Chavez
Reapportionment bill talks collapse amid court challenge
Minority Democratic members on the Republican led Reapportionment Commission push for more approval power as a court test looms. Freshman college enrollment declines this fall while Black, Spanish Surname and women students rise. John Lindley Frazier condemned to die in San Quentín Prison for multiple killings. Sierra Club calls for five year moratorium on trans Alaska oil pipeline. West Coast longshoremen vote to renew strike as Nixon warns of possible emergencies. Berkeley council breaks deadlock by appointing a mother and housewife to a vacant seat.
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VIP tour for blind youths at the White House shines
More than 60 visually impaired youths from California received a VIP tour of the White House. They explored treasured rooms and learned about the executive mansion in a special visit highlighted on page 15.
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White House
Executive Mansion
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