House approves Edwards South Hay National Wildlife Refuge bill
The House passed a bill by Don Edwards to create a 22,000 acre South Hay National Wildlife Refuge in Fremonts and nearby communities. The vote was unanimous with no opposition or debate and now goes to the Senate Commerce Committee within about two weeks. Edwards praised Nathaniel Reed for interior support and noted Bay wetlands loss risks if action is not taken.
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Ken Castle
House of Representatives
Don Kewards
D-San Jose
South Hay National Wildlife Refuge
Edwards
Fretons
Senate Environment
Commerce Committee
House
Secretary of Interior For Fish, Wildlife, and Parks
Nathaniel ¥. Reed
Reed
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
South Bay
Dingell
California
Bay Area
Charles Gubset
Weather Update Fremont Cloudy With Rain Likely
Cloudy today with rain likely at times tonight and tomorrow. Highs in the upper 50s to mid-60s, lows near 40s. Light winds early, increasing southeast later. Rain chance about 70 percent tonight. Yesterday’s Fremont high reached 60 and low 45.
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Fremont
State coastal planning urges regional agencies formation
California advisory commission recommends creation of state and regional bodies to regulate coastal development. A water board member agrees to divest from his private engineering firm to avoid conflicts. A new gag rule limits interviews with Angela Davis, jailed in San Jose. A massacre survivor recounts hearing her granddaughter cry out as shots rang out. Welfare reform Act implementation faces legal challenges in rural counties. A study reports California lost 100 million dollars since 1950 due to an insurance tax loophole.
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Nuother
State Water Resources Contral Board
Angela Davis
San Jose
California
Jury pool seated for Berrigan conspiracy trial in Pennsylvania
Forty six prospective jurors are seated in Hartsburg Pennsylvania for the kidnap bombing conspiracy case of Rev Philip F Berrigan and six other antiwar activists. The report notes author Clifford Irving testifying before a New York federal grand jury for samples of handwriting and idiosyncrasies. Also mentions Nixon Viet Nam peace talk criticism and a plan to spend 2 billion to aid jobless training, plus Miami police probing the assassination of Joseph Caleb head of a major black construction union.
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Hartsburg
Philip F. Berrigan
Clifford Irving
New York
Howard Hughes
Grand Jury
White Hose
Nixon
Miami
Joseph Caleb
Ber Black Construction Union
U S Army Troop Strength in Vietnam Drops Below 100000
U S military command reports that troop strength in South Vietnam fell under 100000 last week for the first time in at least six years. Strategic and operational implications are noted as the reduction continues.
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U.S. Army
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
Newark topless law fails test
Newark's new city ordinance banning topless and bottomless dancing was ruled unconstitutional in its first test by Municipal Court Judge James F. Perley. The decision followed a motion by attorney Gerald G. Giusti representing Swartz of the In-Site Club. Charges against those arrested were dropped and bonds exonerated.
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New City
James F. Perley
Gerald G. Giusti
Gabe D Guisti
Swartz
Jarvis ‘Ave
Pasta Laven Miller
Dean Tont Bankhead
Bosi
Karen Lee Lake
Wentynn MacDowall
Te PI iCl
InSite
Richard Muckler
David Eugene Pomeroy
Atty
John A. Burke
Oakland
State Supreme Court
Davis calls for destroying system to end racism
Angela Davis in a televised San Francisco interview from the Santa Clara County courthouse argued racism cannot be eradicated in the United States without abolishing the whole system. She linked police railroading Black people, condemned economic inequality, and praised Black liberation and revolutionary change.
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UPI
Angela Davis
United States
Miss Davis
Cecil Williams
Santa Clara County
KPIX
San Francisco
Miss. Davis
San Rafael
Marin County Civic Center
Miss Davis Alo
Davis
Falcon
UCLA
George Jackson
San Quentin
Nixon signs campaign reform in political spending law
President Nixon signed the first reform in political campaign spending in decades. The law limits both fundraising and spending for presidential and congressional candidates and requires financial reporting by candidates and supporters. It also caps television and radio ad outlays, taking effect April 7, missing key 1968 campaigns in several states.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
New Hampshire
Florida
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Mixon
Senate
House
Diller Reveals Plastic Surgery After TV Self-Image
HOLLYWOOD UP I Phylie Biller has underwent a $4,000 face lift and nose job, yet the 54 year old comedian says she has not changed her persona. She says the operation aims to improve appearance seen on television and jokes about avoiding cameramen's shock at closeups.
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Hollywood
UPI
Phylie Biller
Comedienne
Miss Diller
Dock arbitration bill passes Senate panel
The Senate Labor Committee unanimously approved a Nixon plan for compulsory arbitration to end the West Coast dock strike, allowing longshoremen to return to work while an arbitration panel negotiates a settlement. The House opposed and favored court injunctions and a 60 day halt, delaying final action before Lincoln Day recess.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Labor Committee
House
Senate
Nixon
Hawaii
Congress
Police seek car in Fremont hit and run deaths
Fremont police search for the driver of a hit and run that killed two youths on Fremont Boulevard. Steven Green, 17, and his girlfriend Ariene Dingee, 14, died after a rear impact near 10 p.m. Saturday. The vehicle resembled a white 1963 Pontiac Tempest with front end damage and missing a side view mirror. Funeral services are set for Fremont Memorial Chapel at 1 p.m. tomorrow, with further services planned in Glendale. The couple had dated over a year after moving to Fremont from Glendale.
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Fremont
Fremont Boulevard
Steven G. Green
Shasta Fremont
Ariene Dingee
Endale
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Peralta Blvd
Glendale
Green
Obert Green
Steve
Arlene
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