President signs tax reform measure
President Nixon signs a $696 billion defense bill and a companion tax reform measure aimed at equalizing the tax burden. The package includes a 15 percent Social Security boost, a personal exemption rise from $600 to $750, and broad reforms with long term budgetary effects. Kennedy notes consideration of added value tax proposals and other increases.
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Equestrian council to meet at Mission High
South Bay Equestrian Council to gather in the Mission San Jose High School lecture hall with Albert Wells as spokesman. The new group, formed by horse owners, aims to protect riding areas and draft horse care and control legislation while studying park use and a regional trail system for about 7,000 horses.
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South Bay
Fremont City
Central Park
Wells
Art Lampert
Bids Sought for Storm Drain on Las Palmas Avenue
Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District invites bids for an underground storm drain on Las Palmas Avenue as part of zone six. Work includes 625 feet of reinforced concrete or asbestos cement pipe to double runoff capacity. Estimated cost $33,000. Bids to be opened by the county board of supervisors on January 2.
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Alameda County
The Argus Wins Holiday Illumination Award
The Argus received a citation for supporting the annual Christmas illumination contest sponsored by the Fremont Junior Chamber of Commerce. Elinter Griggs, president, presented the award on behalf of the Christmas Lighting Association.
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Incomplete OCR fragment mentions names and dates but lacks coherent events or details to summarize a definite news item with identifiable entities. The readable bits include possible person names and scattered phrases, but no clear action, place, or outcome to anchor a summary.
Newark parent objects to discipline and yearbook funds claim
John Mills of 5494 McLaughlin Ave. charged Newark Unified School District with punishments at MacGregor Intermediate School, including a student told to stand in an automobile tire at noon. He alleged a vice principal threatened to use dance funds to cover unsold yearbooks, while Supt. Jack MacGregor confirmed a reprimand and said funds will not be spent to cover 100 of 400 unsold yearbooks. He promised to investigate the assembly allegation.
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McLaughlin Ave
Jack MacGregor
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Mills
MacGrear Intermediate School
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Navy cited in ship pact overpayment
Senate investigators charged the Navy overpaid by 96 million dollars to Todd Shipyards for the USS Knox destroyer escort. The vessel arrived two months late and lacked torpedo tubes, missiles, and sonar. Equipment failures and leak issues were noted during shock tests, with gaps in cost negotiations amid procurement disputes. The ship's five inch guns and antisubmarine launchers reportedly failed tests and leaks were reported in the engineering plant. The Knox was the first of 46 ships, delivered 20 months late and incomplete.
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Drug suspect arrested in Hayward on weapons charge
Fremont man Dwayne E. Howard known as Wayne R. Owens was arrested by Union City police on Christmas Day for drug possession and later picked up by Hayward officers without resistance. He was found at a Fremont apartment with a starter pistol and a stolen pistol in his waistband, and returned to county jail to await trial after failing to appear in court.
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Bay Area Forecast With Patchy Morning Fog Through Thursday
Northern and Central California stay fair through Thursday with night and morning fog in Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys. Lows in the 30s to 40s, highs mainly 50s to low 60s, light wind. Sierra Nevada and San Joaquin Valley expect patchy morning fog, little temperature change, temperatures from the 20s to 40s at low end with highs in the 40s to 60s.
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Bridge Scores Showcase Mixed Doubles and Team Names
The page lists numerous players and pairs in a bridge scores event with names such as Pitti Mone Glaminger Sylvia Newman and Doraine Reilly-Ger. It shows multiple partnership lines, positions like East West and North South, and mentions times like 1730 pm. It references venues and participants including Nancy Sommer Mary Cohen and Gene Newman, with repeated notes of first and fourth place designations and recurring Monday sessions at an unnamed club.
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al Miller
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Youths collect reading material for servicemen in Vietnam
Fremont Township Chapter of the DeMolay will gather paperback books magazines and periodicals to mail to U S service members in Vietnam. Spokesman Lorin Medeiros says collection runs until January 5 with shipping from Oakland by January 10. Pickup can be arranged by calling Medeiros Montgomery or Nelson.
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Washington
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Medeiros
Oakland
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Rogers to retire from Irvington fire station post
Capt. Muzzy Rogers bids farewell after 39 years with the Irvington fire department. He earned fame for cooking beans for the Local 1689 feed and survived major blazes including the F. E. Booth Cannery fire in Centerville and a sewer line collapse.
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City Beautiful panel member opposes relaxed storage limits
Mrs. Cuenca of the city beautiful committee disputes staff plans to ease trailer, boat, and junk car rules. She notes the 72 hour limit is hard to enforce and vows to rally members to oppose the staff recommendation for a cleaner city.
Obituary for Jill Ann Johnston Graveside Services Friday
Graveside services for Jill Ann Johnston who died yesterday in Fremont will be held Friday at 10 40 am at Skylawn Memorial Park in San Mateo. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Richard Johnston and one brother Richard F Johnston II, all of Fremont. Fremont Memorial Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
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Skylawn Memorial Park
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Fremont Memorial Chapel
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Big trailer overturns on Nimitz Freeway
A large freight trailer overturned on the Nimitz Freeway at the Thornton Avenue offramp after a weak spring caused the hook connection to fail while rounding a ramp curve. The second trailer in a two-trailer rig, owned by Pacific Intermountain Express and driven by John MacKenzie, 47, of Concord, rested on its right side with the tractor and first trailer upright. No injuries were reported. the scene cleared mid‑afternoon after the 10:30 a.m. incident.
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Vandals damage three school buses in Union City yard
Vandals entered a New Haven Unified School District bus yard and started a bus, backing it into another. They shot out windows of three buses, causing about 200 dollars in damage. Frank Borghi Jr discovered the damage yesterday and began repairs.
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New Haven Unified School District
Frank Borghi, Jr
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