British fear IRA attack at Newry march
British and Northern Ireland security spokesmen warned of potential IRA violence during Sundays civil rights march in Newry as 4 000 troops lined the area. Police appealed for calm while roadblocks and searches intensified and a land mine wounded three soldiers near Middletown.
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Delfast
Northern Ireland
OPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Newry
Irish Republic
Londonderry
London
Edward Heath
Brian Faulk
Cork
Army
Welsh Republic
Jack Lynch
Connemara
Derry
Lynch
Ireland
Curity
Paler
Middletown
Balfast
Weather outlook for Fremont with mild temps and showers
Partly cloudy today through tomorrow with a chance of showers both days. Continued mild temperatures with highs in the upper 60s and a low tonight in the 40s. Variable winds 6 to 15 mph. Rain chances 30 percent today and 10 percent tonight. Yesterday's Fremont high reached 112 with a low of a.
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Fremont
Community Drug Council seeks 74860 to join county crime plan
Tint Ree and the Community Drug Council file for 74860 in federal funds to be included in a 15 million dollar Alameda County anti crime plan. The plan will be prepared in the next two months by the Alameda County Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board.
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Community Drug Council
Alameda County
Reagan defends Nixon bid as Muskie attacked
Governor Reagan launches Nixon reelection drive in his home state while criticizing Senator Muskie over the president's peace plan. California unemployment holds at 6.1 percent, unchanged from December.
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Nixon
Atata
Ronald Reagan
Edmund Muskie
Calfornia
Bodies of Boone family found in bathtub in North Carolina
Police seek three black male suspects after three members of a prominent Boone family are found stuffed head first in an overflowing bathtub in their home. The report notes national items on beef and pork prices and a Nixon era budget dispute, with various page references.
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Boone
N.C
Argus wins three CNPA press honors in California
The Argus received first place for Community Service for its coverage of the Fremont Police Department information flow dispute. It also earned first place for Sports Coverage among California dailies and second for General Excellence. Floyd Sparks accepted the awards, marking his status as the state's top award-winning publisher.
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Los Angeles
Argus
California
California Newspaper Publishers Association
The
Fremont
Argusas
CNPA
Floyd L. Sparks
Hayward Daily Review
Livermore Herald & News
Sparks
Ed Heinecke
Century Plaza
Linn Brown
Com
Police Department
United States
Sacramento Union
Apollo bunkers guard secret lunar hardware project
In Fremont Coyote Hills a hidden Space Ordnance Systems complex lies eighteen feet underground in a former Nike base. The facility, guarded and off limits, refines explosive devices for Apollo manned missions and stores explosive trains used to detach rocket skin if aborts occur.
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Fremont
Coyote Hills
Space Ordnance
Coyote Mills
Break in West Coast dock strike hinted
Washington officials signaled potential progress in the seven month West Coast dock strike as top negotiators floated voluntary arbitration if talks fail to settle within a week. President Edmund Flynn of the Pacific Maritime Association and Longshoremen's Union leader Harry Bridges urged a return to work while unresolved monetary issues might go to arbitration. House and Senate committees pressed for clear terms, Bridges voiced willingness to scale back operations, while Flynn said a firm proposal exists if workers resume.
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Washington
UPI
Edmund J. Flynn
Pacific Maritime Association
Harry Bridges
Longshoromen
Senate
House
Senate Labor Committee
Bridges
Flynn
Shipping Firma
Bridgen
Winter Storm Rages Across Northeast and Canada
A severe winter storm battered the inland Northeast with violent winds and heavy snow up to several feet, spreading to eastern Canada. Bitter cold spread from the Midwest toward the Gulf, with blizzard conditions closing schools from Syracuse to Utica and paralyzing traffic in Quebec cities.
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Canada
Midwest
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Oswego
N.Y
Syracuse
Utica
Virginia
Quebec
Montreal
Blood drive at Ohlone College aids leukemia victim Wright
Crowd lines the hall at Ohlone College as 200 plus donors contribute 156 pints of blood to support leukemia patient Clifford Wright. The six hour drive drew students, faculty, and community volunteers amid a broader fundraising effort including a Newark High marathon benefit and appearances by local performers.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Clifford Wright
Alameda-Contra Costa Medical Association
Wright
Oftone
Laurietta Mc- Tan
Aso
Stephen E.per
Irene Helm
Mrs. Melm
Peter Rosendale
The
Medical Association
Ohlone
T Hat
University of California
California State College
Hayward
Newark High School
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Ash-Icio
Cal
Floyd Sparks
Er Reinecke
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Space Ordnance Systems of
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San Francisco Bay
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Que
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Ottawa
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Versity
Carleton University
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Massachusetts
Nantucket
Martha's Vinyard
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Rose Island
Rhode Island
Narragansett Bay
New Mampshire
Mt. Washington
Association
the Medical Association Blood Bank
Geoffrey Hanson
Geoffrey
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