China alerts security for Nixon visit to Beijing
A Sing Tao di Pao report from Hong Kong says China has put security forces on alert for President Nixon’s upcoming visit to Beijing and major measures will take effect around February 15. The plan includes grounding air force planes, Shanghai port closure, tourist controls, and a broader crackdown to prevent any incident that could harm Sino American relations.
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UPI
China
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Nixon
Sing Tao di Pao
Shanghai
Sing Tao
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Nival
Nixon Signs Campaign Reforms Promising Stronger Money Rules
President Nixon signed a sweeping campaign finance reform replacing the 1940s era act to curb spending in high cost television campaigns. The measure caps party and candidate spending per voter and introduces controls on political fundraising committees. The NCEC praised the bill as realistic and enforceable, noting it closes loopholes and advances transparency in national politics.
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NCEC
Nixon
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Fremont man dies in plane crash near Lake Arrowhead
A Fremont man identified as Richard Jasinsky age 30 died Saturday when a plane carrying seven others crashed into Lake Arrowhead in the San Bernardino Mountains. Pilot Ludwig Stein of Anaheim and two other passengers also perished. The FAA is investigating.
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San Berwarding
Fremont
Colorado River
Lake Arrowhead
San Benarding Mountains
Richard Jasinsky
San Simeon Court
Ludwig Stein
Anaheim
Federal Aviation Administration
Joseph AH. Liles
Ardell Kristansen
Minnesota
Javinsky
Blaine
Stein
Boy Killed in Fremont Boating Accident Near Orwood
Four year old Christopher Taylor Smith of Fremont died in a Sunday boating crash on Indian Slough of the San Joaquin River near Orwood Resort. His mother suffered a fractured shoulder. Robert Cross, piloting the other boat, sustained a cut chin. James Felsenthal and A C Moore also injured along with Michiel Smith, the dead boy’s father.
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Fremont
Fremont Big Way
Indian Slough
San Joaquin River
Orwood Resort
Christopher Taylor Smith
Michael Smith
Woodbridge Place
Staith
Robert Cross
Angeles Ave
Wright earns 372 dollars at Newark benefit show
A benefit show at Newark High School raised 372 dollars for leukemia victim Clifford Wright. Irene Helm said 12 hours of entertainment drew an estimated 1 to 700 attendees. An 18 year old American performed escape tricks as part of the event. The Fremont Bank trust fund for the Wright family passed 1,590 dollars. Wright, a 30 year old Ohio Jones College student, had organized drives for the sick before his illness.
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Newark
Clifford Wright
Fremont Bans
Irene Helm
Newark High School
Helm
Wright
Fremont Bank
Oh Jone College
Union City council envisions adjacent shopping center near BART station
Union City officials received an initial view of a two phase central business district project adjacent to the new Bay Area Rapid Transit station. Developer William Moore outlined a plan including a large supermarket drug store bank and small shops in two wide malls with an Early California motif. Phase one aims to finish this year while phase two with a major department store is set for two years hence. Council members welcomed the plan and urged quick construction. The council also rezoned 5 acres on Alvarado’s Head and 2.5 acres for neighborhood commercial plus multi family housing. Leo Alychis abstained citing a need for a school housing plan before further multi family rezoning. The panel directed staff to pursue all legal steps to demolish the old Dinsmore House in Alyard, citing safety concerns and little interest from the Washington Historical Society.
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Central Business District
Bay Area
William Moore
Moore
Hiramine
Alva
Leo Alychis
Ovning
Schoal
Nixon calls business leaders to back economic policies
President Nixon challenged U S business executives to support government wage and price policies or risk inflation and controls. He defended balancing budgets and deficits to create jobs, urged productivity to keep America competitive, and noted global rivals gaining ground with exports rising in Germany and Japan.
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Washington
UPI
America
State bids on major highway projects announced
Sacramento reports the opening of bids by the state Department of Public Works for highway construction in Los Angeles for a 1 mile San Bernardino Freeway project valued at 1,600,009 dollars Tehama for a 6 mile California 36 project at 7,245,000 dollars and Alameda for an eight mile Nimitz Freeway widening near Newark priced at 3,850,000 dollars.
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UPT
State Department of Public Works
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Tehania
California
Alameda
Newark
Fremont Man Beaten by Two Thugs in Residential Court
A Fremont man, Matt Kiblinger, 33, was beaten by two assailants after a traffic altercation near Lemonwood and Peachwood. The attackers dragged him and his wife from their car in June Court, terrorized a nearby household, and fled before police arrived. Kiblinger received treatment at Washington Hospital and Kaiser Hospital for a broken nose and multiple bruises.
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Lemonowood SE
Fremont
Lemonwood
Peachwood Street
Cecil Hooper
Kiblinger
Kibinger
Patricia
Peachwood
Washington Hosiital
Kaiser Hospital
Memorial High School builder's fine approved in Newark
Newark district approves a $2,000 levy against Freeman and Sandgrath Co for a 107 day delay in finishing grading and drainage on the $280,000 Memorial High School project. District officials say damages reflect actual costs and delays, with construction by Barnhart Construction Co. continuing while grading and drainage were stalled.
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Fey Memorial High
Freeman and Sandgrath Co
Mountain View
Barnhart Construction Co
MSD
Supl
Donald Thames
Day of disruption fuels Northern Ireland violence
A gunman wounded two British soldiers in Omagh as Roman Catholic civil rights leaders vowed further disruption despite a police crackdown. Authorities prosecuted three civil rights leaders for a Newry protest, while Bernadette Devlin faced a summons. An IRA leader escaped a detention camp amid renewed tensions.
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Northern Ireland
UPS
Omagh
Bernadette Devlin
Army
County Tyrone
Newry
Miss Deviin
Reginald Mawlding
Irish Republican Army
IRA
House backs South Bay refuge measure gains approval
The House approved a South Bay refuge bill amid bipartisan support led by George P. Miller of Alameda and Edwards who called the passage a major hurdle cleared. Senate prospects look favorable as Alan Cranston may substitute the House version to accelerate action with little or no opposition expected.
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Wiliam Mailliard
San Francisco
Refuge
Fec
George P. Miller
D-Alameda
Senate
U.S
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
Edwards
House
Green
Teen couple dies after car hits them on roadway
Police seek a red car that struck 17 year old Steven Green and 15 year old Misa Dingee as they walked on the east shoulder near Gibraltar Drive Fremont. Both teens suffered fatal injuries. Green survived earlier dances and hobbies described by his father. Funeral services set with the Fremont First Assembly of God officiating.
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Gibraltar Drive
Sireen
Fremont
Acwcideaut
Bierin
Nicoles Avenue
Misa Dingee
Green
LeRoy Cloud
Fremont First Assembly of God Church
Steven
Dawn
Dorothy
Melanie Green
Edwin
Robert
Glenn Green
L. E. Green
Indiana
Edwin Jones
Illinnis
Obituary for Antonía Campbell 76 in Hayward
Funeral services for Antonía Campbell 76 who died Saturday in Hayward will be held at Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary 36700 Newark Blvd at 2 p.m. today. Campbell a native of Spain survived by husband Johnnie B Campbell of Newark four daughters Lydie J Campbell Mrs Sylvia Corrine Seth of Newark Mrs Dora Ruhter Rolling Will s and Mrs Fay Taindsung of Oregon and two sons Lonnie Detrich of San Francisco and Willie Dagilla of Anaheim
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Hayward
Newark Merorial Chapel
Newark Blvd
Campbell
Spain
Johnnie B. Campbell
Newark
Lydie J. Campbell
Sylvia Corrine
Seth
Dora Ruhter
Rolling Wills
Fay Taindsung
Oregon
Lonnie Detrich
San Francisco
Willie Dagilla
Anaheim
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