House backs order to force west coast dock workers to return
The House passed a bill to compel dock workers back to work, sending it to President Nixon who promised not to sign immediately pending union ratification of a Tuesday settlement. The measure, approved 79 to 8 by the Senate, could set a three-terrier arbitration and a 61 day walkout settlement, drawing White House scrutiny before action.
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Washington
UPL
House
Nixon
Senate
White House
H.allen Smith
R-Calif
Congress
Weather outlook: Fair today with today through tonight
The region will be fair today as we move into a partly cloudy day tomorrow. Temperatures rise only slightly with highs in the mid 50s to low 60s and tonight's low in the 40s. Winds will be light to moderate from 5 to 15 mph. Yesterday Fremont reached a high of 63 and a low of 54.
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Fremont
Angela Davis program fuels contempt of court claims
Prosecution and defense in the Angelo Davis case argue in the final round of pretrial motions as Judge Richard Arnagon weighs setting a four trial date. The program nationwide sparks renewed debate over possible guilt by Gov Ronald Reagan and Attorney General Younger.
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Angela Davis
Ronald Reagan
Fyelle Younger
Angelo Davis
Richard R. Arnagon
California leaders warn on aid and policy failures
State schools chief Wilson Riles cites California losing up to 50 million dollars yearly in federal aid due to Reagan administration delays in certifying day care center children. Assembly leaders say election efforts may be dead while a blue ribbon panel proposes 34 recommendations including abortion, births tax penalties, and immigration cuts. Prisons chief Raymond Procurnier notes inmates misread protests as calls for societal liberation.
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Wilson Riles
Assembly
California
Pagell
Blue Ribbon
Fed chief urges flexible prices but backs crack down on hikes
Chairman Arthur F. Burns of the Federal Reserve urges more price flexibility yet calls for tougher action against excessive pay raises. The House votes to provide President Nixon a $20 billion down payment toward a $56 billion national debt increase. Liberals vow to block a further boost without new tax reforms.
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Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve System
House
Nixon
British general warns of great military debacle in third world war
A recently retired British general, former allied commander for Northern Europe, cautions that Western alliance forces risk a grave strategic setback in any future third world war. He urges renewed cohesion and readiness as tensions rise across European theaters.
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Northern
Europe
Western Alliance
Nixon says China trip a giant step toward world peace
President Nixon described his upcoming February trip to Peking as a major step toward thawing U S China relations and creating a stable world peace structure. He cautioned that concrete Paris peace talks may not resolve all issues during the visit while urging patience for a launching of a broader process.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Peking
Vietnam
Closed-door meet policy sparks debate at Fremont-Ohlone
Trustee Joseph McCord urged the Fremont-Ohlone College board to cut back on closed personnel sessions saying the current policy creates a precedent of automatic hearings at every meeting. He noted a prior accreditation team criticized the practice and defended Brown Act compliance.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Joseph McCord
McCord
School board debates open sessions for personnel
McCord urged open meetings for routine personnel actions and litigation matters, arguing against secrecy in government. He compared confidentiality to Caesar's wife and pressed a policy for closed sessions only on litigation or confidential personnel material, as Hochler noted public concern.
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McCord
Caesar
Planners attack Singer project in Fremont housing plan
Fremont planners issue a 14 page analysis urging rejection of Singer Housing Company’s Patterson Ranch proposal. They cite density, design, traffic, open space and service costs, recommending a six month hold while staff restudies northern Fremont. Singer’s Jack Brooks counters the claims.
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Fremont
Singer Housing Company
Patterson Ranch
Alameda County
Jack Brooks
Baker
Brooks
Singer
Herrera conflict denied by Fremont official ruling
City Attorney Allen Sprague concludes there is no conflict of interest involving Planning Commissioner John Herrera and Singer Housing Co. after a meeting with Herrera and Mayor William van Doorn. Sprague said the matter is closed following an Argus report prompting review.
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John Pachnter Fremont
John Herrera
Singer Housing Co
Allen Sprague
Sprague
Herrera
Wiliam van Doorn
van Doorn
Argus
PUC denies appeal on water rate hike in California
The State Public Utilities Commission in San Diego denied a rehearing request by residents of Union City Niles Fremont for a 4 percent Citizens Utilities water rate rise. The committee vows potential legal action while criticizing service, profits, depreciation, and a possible Alameda County pump tax.
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PUC
San Diego
State Public Utilities Commission
Union City
Niles
Fremont
Citizens Utilities Co
al Redd
Niles Water Committee
Tamarack Knolls
Alameda County
Commission
Hector Anninos
Second Central Park coat shoot draws Fremont officials and protesters
Fremont city officials schedule a second coat shoot in Central Park on Lake Elizabeth shore early Saturday. Wildlife groups threaten demonstrations and oppose the shoot as conservationists call it foolish while lamenting walkways and park access.
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Central Park
Fremont
Lake Elizabeth
William Hurd
Hird
Cherman
Ontone
National Aubudon Factory
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