Apollo weapons tests behind Coyote Hills bunkers
In a coyotes Hills facility Space Ordnance tests explosive cords and components used in Apollo missions. Don Davenport notes many devices could abort a mission and stresses near real danger assessments during lunar operations. The company plans to move out of the bunkers this year as park officials seek new arrangements.
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Britain fears IRA attack at Newry protest march
British security officials warned of IRA gunmen infiltrating Newry for Saturdays march. In Londonderry and Belfast, sporadic violence included sniper fire and hijackings as troops tried to curb threats while an explosives scare at Disney World, Orlando, prompted a large-scale search but no injuries were reported.
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Berkeley votes to end corporal punishment in schools
Berkeley public schools will no longer spank students from kindergarten through eighth grade after the school board approved an abolition sparked by ongoing discipline concerns. The board voted 23 to 0 to remove the archaic practice, aligning district policy with newer disciplinary methods.
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The Argus Wins State Publisher Awards for Sports Coverage
The Argus earned first place for sports coverage in its circulation class at the state publishers meet, with judges praising its photographs page design and professional writing. The paper also earned second in youth interest coverage and spot news reporting for a Niles train wreck, while the Ohlone College Monitor won general excellence among small college papers.
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Ohlone College Monitor
al Francis
Alameda County
Oakland Tribune
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Crowd gives blood for leukemia victim and funeral notices
Blood drives and funeral notices blend in a community feature. Donations support Wright’s emergency fund as a large crowd gathers at Fremont Bank to aid his wife and five children amid a dire prognosis.
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Driggs to Return From City League Meeting
Fremont city manager Don Driggs is due back Tuesday from the Labor Relations Conference of the League of California Cities in San Diego. He spoke Friday on considerations in adopting a labor relations statute and has been in San Diego since Thursday.
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Dock strike talks show split on arbitration approach
Flynn and Bridges, questioned by reporters, offered diverging views on including non economic issues in arbitration to resolve the West Coast dock strike. Bridges warned workers but suggested no immediate return until issues are arbitrated, while Flynn pressed for broader arbitration and an early settlement.
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Senate approves 3 billion foreign aid bill with Bangladesh relief
The Senate approved a 3 billion foreign aid bill after restoring 75 million for Bangladesh relief. The measure totals 250 million for Bangladesh and includes 32.3 billion in direct and economic assistance, with funding for military aid and global economic programs.
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Bay Bridge traffic snarled in San Francisco jams
About 50 000 Bay Bridge commuters were delayed up to an hour on Friday in one of the worst snarls in the bridge's 35 year history. A jackknifed truck caused the disruption east of the Yurba Buena Island tunnel with thousands of vehicles stalled on the Eastshore, Arthur, and Nimitz Freeways linking to the bridge.
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Northeastern NorEaster Deluges Pa and N Y Areas
Winds and heavy snow pound Pennsylvania New York and New England causing impassable roads widespread power outages Some 3000 Onondaga County homes without power Nun. A fire chief knocked from chair by a toppled line in Norton Massachusetts winds toppled a trailer blind Inter states 95 damage in Maine Wagons and bridges closed Heavy snows hit Michigan Indiana and Minnesota with record lows and school closures Cold wave warnings issued across several states and regions
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Coroner probes death of woman crash victim Pleasanton
Alameda County Coroner officials probe the death of Roberta Victoria Brill 25 found in Macho Canal after a crash at the Santa Kita Road Overpass and I-580. Investigators and police searched with dogs, and Brill’s body was recovered days later behind Suffolk Drive Pleasanton Meadows. She was wife of William Brill and mother of a four year old son.
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Richard Boyles
Fremont man receives kidney transplant from sister
A Fremont man and his sister donated a kidney in a Thursday operation at Stanford Medical Center in Palo Alto. Mrs Mildred Rushing said the transplant, delayed by calcium deposits and dialysis issues, initially struggled but later functioned. Larry Rushing, 23, had been on Fillney dialysis since mid December and was born with one nonfunctioning kidney. Mrs Steinbach, the donor's mother of three, is recovering well.
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City Beautiful Delays City Hall Plans in Fremont
Fremont's City Beautiful Committee postponed action on proposals to paint city hall and add exterior sculpture as part of a civic center master plan. Councilmen and consultants Herman Ruth and Associates worked on the plan, aiming for completion in May. San Jose sculptor Sassha Schnittmann suggested bronze panels for the council chambers exterior, while the Central Fremont Lions Club urged painting the entire building. The delay came at the committee's regular meeting Thursday.
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