U.S. jets raid North Vietnam in five strikes on Monday
UPI reports five U.S. air strikes against North Vietnam the largest day total since November 1 1968. Aircraft faced SAM fire and antiaircraft artillery while over North and South Vietnam and Laos. One SAM site near the DMZ and several radar stations were attacked. crews reported unclear bomb results.
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Newark Chicano enters Newark City Council race
Louis M. Cortez, 41, of 5677 Planders Drive, filed papers to run for a single vacant Newark City Council seat. He proposed a moratorium on new housing, plus more parks and streets for the older community, and planned a campaign kickoff at the Newark Pavilion.
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Louis M. Cortez
Planders Drive
Newark Pavilion
Weather forecast for Umea Fair period glides through
The forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with night and morning fog and low cloudiness. Temperature holds steady with highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s and a low tonight in the low 40s. Light winds. Yesterday's high in Freyhont reached 65 with a 43 low.
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Newark teen wins special 100 award for music and studies
An 18 year old Newark girl excels in academics and music earning a special 100 award as best performer from the Tri City area in auditions organized by the Philharmonic Society of Fremont and Newark. Hospital occupancy declines but three county hospitals plan expansions adding about 200 beds. New Haven Unified trustees to consider Cesar Chavez School bid at tonight’s meeting.
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El Capitan Parachute Jump and Political Notes
A young ski instructor skis from El Capitan in Yosemite drops 1500 feet before opening a parachute and landing in a tree 3000 feet below. An ecology group says a state legislature backed by anonymous committee votes failed to protect Guise environment last year. Senate Leader Mills proposes a statewide bicycle license to curb thefts. Angela Davis case moves to new quarters as 18 supporters are arrested under strict riot laws. A Yolo County judge overturns a 10 day jail sentence for contempt and speeding over a $24 ticket. West Coast dock talks resume amid possible congressional intervention. Hartke in Sacramento pledges to run for California primary and promises women leadership roles.
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Yolo County
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Justice Court
Fundraiser Harold McClintock Sentenced in California Fraud Case
Harold McClintock, a fundraiser who pleaded guilty to defrauding the Disabled American Veterans of 2 million dollars, has his probation revoked and is sentenced to three years in prison after resuming fundraising activity in California.
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California
Rioters Rampage Across Belfast as Violence Surges
Rioters roamed Belfast amid a general strike across Northern Ireland protesting the Londonderry killings. A bomb wounded 10 in a downtown department store while two soldiers were shot and Catholics faced clashes as snipers menaced troops. Prisoners at Crumlin Road jail climbed rooftops to protest conditions, and Dublin's Jack Lynch called the Ulster crisis very critical.
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Swiss issue warrants for Irving and wife in fraud case
Swiss authorities issued arrest warrants for Clifford Irving and Edith Irving on charges of criminal fraud and falsification of documents. The case centers on Irving's claimed collaboration with Howard Hughes on a controversial auto biography and whether the United States will deport the couple. Zurich authorities seized about 442000 in cash and valuables linked to two accounts opened in 1971 and 1970 under assumed names. The warrants followed the discovery of a large sum connected to a questionable Hughes biography advance from McGraw-Hill. Attorney Maurice Nessen sought more time to discuss interrogation with Irving.
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Swiss Bank Corporation
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Hughes
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BART Delays Planned March Line Opening After Strike
BART general manager B R Stokes said the mid March line opening is not possible despite Rohr Industries strike settlement. Workers had been on strike 63 days and the firm builds cars for BART. Two more production cars should arrive in a week for essential train center testing, needed to complete the project.
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International Association of Machanists and Aerospace Workers
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Six New Candidates Enter Fremont Council Race
Gene Rhodes Recreation Commissioner Arthur Lampert and former councilman Rollin Cunningham lead six new candidates who announced they are running for a council seat. Former mayor Jack Parry and water board candidate Dean Silva said they are considering running, with others including Urban Wilds 58 unemployed sewer plant supervisor, Joe Spells 29 president of the Federation of Fremont Residents, and Raymond Frost 21 campus rep for a record company. Rhodes, 53, aims for an elected mayor, while Cunningham 50 said he will formally declare today. Parry, who served two years on the council with Cunningham, said nomination papers were somehow taken out in his name.
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Joe Spells
Federation of Fremont
Raymond Frost
Cunningham
Parry
Fremont Eyes City Takeover of Anti Drug Council
City officials consider making Fremont the prime contractor for an anti drug program by partnering with CDS and Alameda County, aiming to gain federal funding control while CDC staff would report to the council via a proposed grant application. A $100000 preliminary budget is noted for 1972-74. Also on the agenda: petition to place the Paseo Padre undercrossing on the 1972 Grade Separation Priority List for state funding.
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