Water quality crisis hits Citizens Cill Wes Co wells
State health officials disclosed Citizens Cill Wes Co struggles to meet standards as two wells closed in 1970 for excess nitrates. The firm serves Niles Fremont and parts of Union City and Hayward and faces possible state orders to upgrade its water system. Elevated nitrates and other solids affect 12 wells, with no immediate health hazards noted but a need to find new sources before permit renewal.
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Mild Fair Continues With 60s Across Two Days
Temperatures stay mild with highs in the 60s to 70s and a tonight low around 40s. Winds are light as the Fremont area posted a high of 75 and a low near 50 yesterday.
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Ballot measure seeks tax to fund Tri City bus system
An April 11 ballot measure would set a tax of up to 22 rents to subsidize a public bus system for the Tri City area. Authorized by the Newark city Council, this action appears on Page 3. A Fremont Planning Commission public hearing on Singer Housing Company homebuilding plans for Patterson Ranch features fireworks and mild disagreements. Page 5.
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Dancer Juliet Prowse reveals pregnancy and wedding plans
Juliet Prowse, four months pregnant, announces she will not marry the child's father. She says actor-singer John McCook is the father and plans to raise the child with him, while continuing her nightclub act.
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Nixon consults Thieu on Vietnam pullout plan
Merida White House report states President Nixon retains final decision authority on troop withdrawals from South Vietnam while closely consulting President Nguyen Van Thieu. Stock market ends lower on Friday with the Dow at 817.59 and S&P 500 at 105.08 as trading remains active. A Idaho Falls court case reveals a plot to kidnap runner-up Karen Hund from the 1971 Miss America pageant.
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Defiant Belfast march eyed by 10000 Civil Rights demonstrators
Organizers predicted a large march for Sunday in Inniskillen amid bombs damaging a firehouse in County Londonderry and attacks on businesses in Bel fast. Police warned of potential clashes as civil rights supporters mobilized.
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Union official faces possible expulsion over housing flyers
Fremont planning commissioner Jota Herrera may be expelled from United Auto Workers Local 1364 after allegations he used his office to mail one month free rent flyers to union members for Singer Housing Co. The issue concerns possible conflict of interest with Herrera’s role on the city planning commission reviewing Singer’s Patterson Ranch project. Attorney Allen Sprague said no conflict of interest exists, while union officials say the mailing list breach violates union constitution.
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Three Chicago businessmen found executed near Gary Indiana
Bodies of three men believed to be partners in Lincoln Educational Advisories Services were found shot within seven miles of Gary. Two identified as James Biederman and Daniel Tobias. a third, Lawrence Foley, was found in a snow covered Gary area.
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Life Brands Book on Hughes Fraud Declared Fraud
Life Magazine denounced Clifford Irving's Howard Hughes autobiography as fraud and canceled its contract to publish excerpts. McGraw-Hill had paid 790000 and Life has reimbursed 100000. Time Inc. may still cite passages without publishing. A Manhattan grand jury probes possible fraud and perjury. indictments on fraud and grand larceny are anticipated.
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Wives bemoan food price spiral
United Press International poll finds coast to coast housewives furious about rising food costs amid wage controls. They propose cheaper meats, home gardens, or government aid while fearing a losing battle as prices climb.
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Central Park coot shoot canceled over safety fears
Fremont A coot shoot planned for 6:30 am in Central Park was canceled due to safety concerns for kids fishing at Lake Elizabeth and for demonstrators. Public Services Director Milnes said rescheduling was unclear. Audubon official Hurd welcomed the cancellation and urged cooperative, safer alternatives. Milnes cited prior damage costs and potential ramp ups in May, while Hurd questioned damage estimates and suggested further research.
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