Second Chance in Newark forms after drug crisis
Anti-drug abuse directors claim progress as the Second Chance program in Newark operates with current volunteers and new facilities. Selig leads crisis center operations, with separate rooms for counseling and overdose response. Fremont Crisis Center remains cramped in a mobile unit at the civic center.
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Fremont
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Unclear Weather Forecast Amid Legal Notice Fragments
A rough weather item notes a morning fog, turning cloudy with rain likely this afternoon and tomorrow. Cooler temperatures expected with highs in the 50s and overnight lows mid-30s to mid-40s. A stray legal notice hints at ordinances possibly invalidated by a Supreme Court ruling.
State Air Board Hearing Flags PG&E Hume Bay Plant Rules
The State Air Resources Board heard arguments on new air cleanup measures. The PG&E facility at Hume Bay was questioned regarding two safety regulations.
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State Air Resources Board
Pacific Gas’ & Electric. Co. Spa
Humebolit Bay Atomic Plant
Rock market blasts to intraday fire then eases
The rock market opened aggressively with a strong rise in the Dow Jones industrial average but finished with a smaller gain. The Supreme Court voted 5 to 2 that federal firearms bans against felons require proof that guns were involved in interstate commerce. A Boyd Texas pastor offers to cover funeral costs for a 7 year old girl killed while caroling outside Trinity Baptist Church.
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Texas
Former world stunt pilot recounts MIG15 chase
A former world champion stunt pilot details how he outmaneuvered a Czechoslovak MIG 15 jet while fleeing with his family to the West. The article appears on page 14.
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West
Nixon moves to curb trade surcharges and seek new markets
President Nixon formally repealed the 10 percent surcharge on foreign trade and announced plans to gain special access to American markets for developing nations, led by Latin America. He met with British Prime Minister Heath as talks on currency realignment and a new monetary system continued, aiming to ease a four month international money crisis and extend bilateral talks with trading partners.
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Latin America
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United States
City council to weigh stadium and housing rezoning plan
City councilmen are asked to approve a conditional use permit for a 7,000 seat stadium near Freemont Boulevard and Country Drive, with off street parking by the school district and joint land use with the city. Planning staff also backs rezoning near Mowry Avenue Peralta Boulevard south of the Hayward Fault for a future freeway alignment, amid a federal injunction delaying land acquisition.
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Ine
Don Driggs
Schbol
City Hall
Saree Civic Center Drive
Country Drive
Washington High School
Hugh Bleck
Bart
Mowry Avenue
Peralta Boulevard
Hayward
Fretmaye
State Division of Highways
David Baker
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Silliman Named BART President in Unanimous Vote
George M. Silliman of Newark was chosen president of the Bay Area Rapid Transit District by unanimous vote of directors at the new Oakland headquarters. He succeeds James P. Doherty, with William H. Chester to become vice president in 1972.
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George M. Silman
Newark
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
BART
Oaksod
Silliman
James P. Doherty
el Cerrxo
William H. Chester
San Francisco
Graham Ave
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Alameda County
South Bay Aqueduct Association
Yule tragedy strikes Swank family after mother's death
Fremont reports the Swank family at 97 Starke Way suffered a fatal incident when Marlene Swank 33 died at MacDonalds on Grimmer Boulevard at 3 45 pm while with her children James 4 and Donna 2 Police said an obstruction in her throat caused the death and autopsy will confirm. The two younger children were cared for by neighbors as the older siblings and maternal grandparents arrived to support the family. The incident leaves siblings Kathy Randy and Donald with Christmas preparations in progress as authorities review details.
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Swawks
Kathy
Randy
Donald
Chiizen
Watsonville
Ars
Swank
California welfare declines for eighth straight month
Governor Reagan announced that the November welfare rolls in California fell for the eighth consecutive month, the largest decline for November in state history. Total recipients dropped to 2,117,000, with 13,913 fewer people on welfare than the previous month. Reagan credited administrative reforms and legislative action for the drop, estimating $160 million in savings since last March.
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