Nixon Says He Is Ready To Settle In Vietnam Not Surrender
President Nixon urged that a settlement in South Vietnam is possible but the United States will not surrender. He said no tax rise planned and warned against premature optimism about his China trip. Thieu pressed for a summit on U.S. internal politics and rejected flexible timing for peace talks.
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Washington
UPT
Nixon
Preschiet Nguyen
van Thieu
South Vietnam
Florida
White House
China
Shoul
Peking
Conness
Vietnam
Thien
Saigon
William P. Rogers
United States
Thieu
Camp David
Thiev
Paris
Fire destroys Oxford theater and damages station
When the alarm rang in Oxford Michigan the fire department faced near zero temperatures as about 80 volunteer firefighters from five townships joined in. The theater burned completely and the fire station lost its roof with damages around 70000 dollars and no injuries reported.
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Oxford
Mich
ACWD Opposes Kaiser Sand and Gravel Garbage Dump Near Pleasanton
Alameda County Water District directors opposed Kaiser Sand and Gravel s proposed landfill site south of Interstate 580 fearing long term water contamination of the Niles Cone and local groundwater basins. They noted safeguards but warned leaching could affect Fremont Newark and Union City drinking water, urging caution and preliminary public body reviews ongoing.
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Niles Cone
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Kaiser
Whitfield
Carl Strandberg
Alameda County
Singer housing debates begin with city planners clash
Singer Housing Co President Jack Brooks told planning commissioners that communication with city staff has broken down over fundamental differences of opinion on Patterson Ranch housing plans. Barney Knox urged reading the general plan, while the Fremont Board of Education asked delaying all new housing approvals.
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Singer Housing Co
Jack Brooks
Ok ME
Commission
Brooks
Singer
Barney Knox
Fremont
California Air Board Warns Lifestyle Shift Needed for Smog Fight
The Air Resource Board warns California must change lifestyles and the economy to meet air quality standards. It notes smog remains a major problem, with vehicles contributing about 78 percent of emissions, and future controls may be more noticeable and affect individuals directly. The 65 page report cites progress in reducing hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide since 1950. It highlights the South Coast Basin including Los Angeles and surrounding counties.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
State Air Resource Board
Galifornia
South Coast
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
Riverside
Orange
Ventura Counties
Weekend Weather Report With Mild Temperatures
Weather looks fair through tomorrow with patchy morning fog, followed by continued mild conditions. Highs in the 60s for both days, tonight’s low in the 40s, light winds. Yesterday Fremont reached a high of 76 and a low of 5B.
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Fremont
Rabies treatment looms after Fremont boy nipped by dog
An 8 year old Fremont boy who was nipped by a large black Labrador retriever faces rabies treatment as officials and animal control continue efforts to capture the roaming dog. Santa Clara County to grant a permit for a street rally near the county courthouse to avert a confrontation. Fremont junior high may seek lunch period passes if high school students succeed in winning the same concession. Chris G. Flesuras, 20, psychology major, is named Oh-Jone College student body president as students press to consolidate newly acquired adulthood status.
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Fremont
Santa Clara County
Angela Davia
Chris G. Flesuras
Oh- Jone College
Reagan faces scrutiny over welfare ruling misconduct charge
Three legal groups criticize Governor Reagan for calling a Sacramento judge guilty of judicial misconduct after a ruling against the state in a welfare case. Reagan concedes the term was not proper. Senators shift reapportionment strategy and back a bill that could apply to this year’s elections or 1974. A Superior Court judge convicts Alex Andre John Viehi of murdering his wife and four children, finds him sane, imposes life imprisonment. California Assembly introduces legislation to expand drug treatment and centralize methadone centers.
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Ronald Reagan
Sacramento
Reagan
Alexandre John Viehi
Welfare aid to states to curb rising costs
The government plans about 1 billion dollars in advance aid to states to reduce a one year jump in welfare costs, aiming to return thousands to welfare rolls this year. The move comes as agencies review funding to ease program deficits across regions.
Japan dispatches two diplomats to Hanoi in historic mission
Tokyo foreign office reports a first official Japanese mission to North Vietnam with two diplomats sent to Hanoi. The move marks a significant step in Tokyo's engagement with Hanoi amid postwar diplomacy.
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Japan
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Foreign Office
Tokyo
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