Forecast for San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California
Occasional rain Wednesday morning and afternoon heavy at times then showers Wednesday night. Diminishing showers Thursday. Lows 45 to 55. High Wednesday upper 50s to mid 60s. Small craft warning for southerly wind 20 to 35 mph. Wednesday rain chance 8 percent at night. Northern Central California: rain heavy at times by Wednesday afternoon and spreading southward.
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Arab delegates walk out as summit ends in Morocco
The fifth Arab Summit ended in disarray with three nations boycotting the final session and Egypt's President Nasser walking out earlier. Iraq Syria and South Yemen refused to attend the closing, leaving no final communique. King Hassan II said divergences within the Arab world caused the boycott and no communiqué was issued.
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Winter miseries blot Midwest as blizzard disrupts travel
A heavy blizzard crippled travel across the Midwest. Chicago saw 250 000 shoppers out, planes late at O Hare, and traffic jams on expressways. Snow closed livestock markets while dozens of schools canceled. Northern states endured feet of snow with deaths blamed on weather. Power outages spread in Maine as storms lash the Northeast and West Coast forewarns of Christmas Eve snow.
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Death Notice for MaTRaay Nien Ka Murray
Native of California age 74, widow of Floyd A Murray. Survived by daughters Mrs Helen Shakey of Santa Rosa and Mrs Katheryn Lindsey of Fremont, son Murray, and other relatives. Funeral at Fremont Memorial Chapel on Dec 24 with interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery. Public visitation and memorial details announced by the Prince of Peace Church.
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Clarice Sullivan al Idsbere
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Fremont Memori Chapel
Fremont Blvd
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Thy Prince of Peace
Ares Church
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Rig spills gravel on I-680 ties up Mission traffic
A diesel rig overturned on Interstate 680 near Mission Boulevard spilling gravel and oil, blocking both directions during holiday traffic. Driver Anthony G. Montemayor, 29, of San Jose, escaped with minor injuries and was cited for driving too fast for conditions after the 12:40 p.m. crash. The cab was torn from its mount. the second trailer remained upright as gravel coated lanes.
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San Jose
Washington Hospital
Mission
Steel plant faces lawsuit showdown over fluoride fears
At a San Francisco meeting in BAAPCO offices Eastwood disputes allegations against the steel plant and argues fluoride emissions cause sparse orchard damage. He notes other mills emit far more fluoride with less harm. Six Fremont growers filed complaints seeking damage estimates as researchers pursue alternative fluorides.
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Ellis St
San Francisco
Eastwood
James
Fremont
Prayer and pollution clash over fluoride contaminated grass
Reports claim livestock suffer from fluoride exposure as outbreaks in other cities produce chalky teeth and bone thickening. Pueble States Steel plans a $2 million bag house filter to absorb smoke. district questions effectiveness and pushes for gas scrubber as the firm fights emissions rules.
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Oil coats coastal beaches near Santa Barbara coast
Patches of oil on the ocean surface off the Santa Barbara coast are about one eighth the size of the previous slick. Oil washed ashore along a 12 mile stretch of coast south of Santa Barbara while earlier pollution stretched 22 miles. Authorities say air leaks from offshore wells complicate cleanup and tighten pressure on oil firms.
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State Assembly
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Trailer proposal decision delayed by planning concerns
Hewly Sworn commissioners Tony DiAngelo and Don Fringer voted against action on a mobile home park project due to lack of background. Cashmark offered a cautious memo saying it does not strongly favor or oppose the plan, while recommending no better alternative. Opposing view came from Andrew Alkema who warned the plan departs from the general plan and could unrecognizably alter the city by 1985. The city’s first trailer coach park, approved earlier, sits on a Meare site near Nimitz Freeway and Cedar Boulevard. Public works officials opposed abandonment without area development. Planning Director Cashmark prepared a resolution supporting the trailer coach park, but commissioners were reluctant to act, with one noting nine spaces per acre is not a position to grant the proposal.
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Nixon Hosts Capitol Lunch Before Adjournment
President Nixon visited Capitol Hill for a final luncheon with leaders of both parties as Congress adjourned. He thanked them for adjourning early and distributed presidential pins, cufflinks, and other gifts, with notable attendees including Speaker John W. McCormack and leaders Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott.
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McCormack
Ford
Supervisors push curbs on large crowd events
Oakland officials seek tighter control after the Altamont rock festival disaster. Supervisor Robert Hannon calls the 1969 event a disaster and pushes a proposal for special use permits for gatherings over 10 000 people. County authorities study legal options to empower supervisors, with support from Supervisor Leland Sweeney. County planning urges revocation of the Altamont Speedway use permit, issued in 1966 and expiring in 1977, following the deadly crowds.
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Moore
Alameda
Ick Carter
Graveside services for Troy Vormsberg born 2 die local today
Graveside services for Troy A Vormsberg who died Monday at a local hospital will be held at 2 p m at Irvington Memorial Cemetery. He is survived by his parents Keith and unknown Vormsberg of Fremont and grandparents Louis Vormslee of Troy Idaho Audrey Wikis of Richmond and Larry McFarlane of Kent Washington. Friends may call at Fremont Chapel of the Roses, 1940 Peralta Blvd, Fremont.
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Irvington Memorial Cemetery
Keith Vormsberg
Fremon
Louis Vormslee
Troy
Idaho
Audrey Wikis
Richmond
Larry McFarlane
Kent
Wash
Fremont
Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Memorial Requiem Mass for Gloria Carlson in Fremont
A memorial requiem mass for Gloria M. Carlson age 48 who died Tuesday in Fremont will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Santa Paula Church Fremont. She was a Racine Wise native, member of Washington Township Country Club Fremont Art Association and Glenmoor PTA. She is survived by her husband George and children Karen Susan Barbara Gene and Mary Jane all of Fremont. Contributions may be made to Santa Paula Church Building Fund. Berge Pappas Mortuary of Fremont is in charge of arrangements.
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Fremont
Santa Paula Church
Blacow Road
Racine Wise
Washington Township
Santa Paula
Berge Pappas Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
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