Hughes Airwest to restore passenger service to 28 cities
Hughes Airwest resumes passenger service to 28 U S cities as mechanics strike nears settlement. The carrier says service to remaining 46 cities will be announced within 10 days after ratification by Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association members and U S Pay Board approval. Supervisors operated service to six destinations during the strike.
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UPI
Hughes Airwest
Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association
U.S. Pay Board
Minor quake hits Hayward fault near Oakland area
UPI reports a minor earthquake on the Hayward fault near Lake Chabo between Oakland and San Leandro. The 2.75 magnitude tremor occurred at 7:19 am with no damage reported.
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Hayward
San Leandro
U C regent Pauley to retire from UC board
UPI reports Edwin W. Pauley will attend his last UC Board of Regents meeting this week ending 32 years on the panel. Gov Ronald Reagan will name his successor with Pauley serving until March 1. Pauley, head of Pauley Petroleum, has donated over 22 million dollars to UC and helped fund UCLA facilities including Pauley Pavilion and the Student Union.
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Edwin W. Pauley
University of California
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Ronald Reagan
Stad
Pauley Petroleum, Inc
University
Board of Regents
Catteri Olson
UCLA
Occidental College
Berkeley
Memorial Activities
Pauley Pavilion
Brudent Union
Tere
Four Die in Head-On Collision at El Toro Area
Four people died in a head-on crash on a private road near the San Diego Freeway at the El Toro Marine Air Base area. Marine 1st Lt. Norman Hasek and his wife of Laguna Hills were among the dead, along with Christopher Long, 17, Mission Viejo, and Daniel Stearns, 18, El Toro. No survivors were reported. the Long car was likely in the lane of Avenue De La Carlota. Hasek was a Skyhawk bomber pilot, formerly from Springfield, Oregon.
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Daniel Stearns
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Highway Patrol
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Hasek
Springfield
Ore
Ohlone College screens The Shop on Main Street
Ohlone College Theatre hosts the Czech film The Shop on Main Street with English subtitles tomorrow at 2 30 p m sponsored by community services. The 1965 Best Foreign Language Film winner portrays human responsibility during early Nazi occupation. Admission is 60 cents for adults and 2 cents for children under 14.
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Main Street
Ohlone College
Community Services Department
Czechoslovakia
Bee to Run Again for Assembly Seat in Sacramento
Sacramento Assemblyman Carlos Bee Day Ward, a longtime Southern Alameda County legislator, announced his bid for re election. He has served 11 years and has been elected speaker pro tempore by fellow lawmakers 12 times. Bee plans to file and begin gathering 60 signatures required to file papers.
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Carlos Bee
Alameda County
Bee
Fremont Auditions Open For Drunkard Theater Production
Fremont community theater invites tryouts for The Drunkard a new drama at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the auditorium of Nits School 741 Second St. Sing dance or juggle acts are welcome and participants should come prepared The tryouts continue Thursday night
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Fremont Communiy ‘Theater
Nits School
Second St
Cub Scouts hold flea market in Newark
Newark Cub Scout Pack 44 plans a flea market from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on March 1 at Lincoln School 34111 Bettencourt St. The event supports an ecology project collecting all aluminum cans, with residents asked to arrange pickup by calling 792-.
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Cub Scout
Lincoln School
Bettencourt St
Special delivery bagging to keep mail identity intact
Fremont Post Master Fring Statt announces phase bags labeled Speedy will contain special delivery mail from Fat and other Bay Area cities. One bag will extend to all western States. He says Speedy bags improve dependability and keep special delivery rail separate from regular mail until destination is reached.
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Fat
Bay Area
Fring Statt
San Francisco
Specal Delvery
Sial
Legal drugs take biggest toll in Los Angeles area
USC researcher Dr. Robert Marend found misuse of legal prescription drugs caused more hospitalizations than illicit narcotics. An analysis of over 7,900 admissions at Los Angeles County USC Medical Center showed most patients admitted for adverse drug effects used medicines obtained legally. He urged computer data banks to detect excessive purchases of sedatives tranquilizers and pain killers.
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University of Southern California
Robert Marend2
USC
Angeles Counily-Lesc Medical Center
Matonde
California caucuses draw 20000 plus in first-in-million vote
Sacramento reports the first in the million style Democratic caucuses drew over 20,000 participants led by Muskie and McGovern with roughly 7,000 each. Humphrey and Chisholm drew less than half that, while Oakley, New York and other caucuses also reported strong turnout. Youth participation was higher than expected, at about 20 percent.
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Maine
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
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New York
John W Lindsay
Henry R. Jackson
Washington
Sam Yarty
Los Angeles
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Vance Hartke
Indiana
Oak
Mctovern
Muskit
McGovern
Planned antiwar protests backed at Paris conference
The International Assembly for Peace and Independence of Indochina pledged to back civil disobedience across the United States in spring to oppose Nixon Vietnam policy. Delegates adopted the plan in Versailles and announced an April 1 start in Harrisburg and San Jose, culminating May 15 with antigovernment actions at war centers and federal buildings.
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UPI
International Assembly For Peace and Independence of
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
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International Peace Movement
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Versailles
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Wiliam J. Porter
Versailles Assembly
Eight injured in Reno light plane crashes
Two crashes near Reno airport injure eight people over the weekend. Janet Harald 31 in serious condition after Sunday crash. Edward Harald 34 and pilot Billy Geddis 49 with wife Delores 33 treated and released. Geddis said engine loss forced return attempt. plane clipped a dam and nosed into a ditch.
Jakarta 747 Airport Opens Next Year to Welcome Jumbo Jets
A new international airport in Jakarta will replace Kemayoran and handle 747 jumbo jets. Pilot Tom Kelly and Charles Stevens suffered fractures and injuries and were hospitalized. their condition listed as fair. Two Portland men received emergency treatment and were released. Witnesses said engine power loss caused the craft to miss the runway and flip into a ditch, ending upside down. The plane was en route from Portland to New Orleans for Mardi Gras.
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Ing
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Ore
Charles Stevens
Bellvue
Wash
Portland
Thomas Wedd
Eugene Sawyer
New Orleans
Muskie Edge Seen With Arizona Delegation
In Arizona the Democratic delegation to the Democratic National Convention split 9 Muskie, 6 Lindsay, 5 McGovern, and 5 uncommitted based on January statewide vote. The delegation includes Rep. Morris Udall ally, former Gov. Sam Goddard, Raw Castro, and diverse group of women and minorities.
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UPI
Edmund Muskie
Maine
John Lindsay
George McGovern
Arizona
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McGovern
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Henry Jackson
Morris Lidall
Sam Goddard
Raw Castro
Fremont Scouts Preview City Government Day
Twenty five Fremont Bay Scouts from the Afission Peak District will take part in the 15th annual City of Fremont Bay Scout Government Day tomorrow. The program emphasizes interaction of ideas and exposure to city government and services while encouraging questions about the local government. Scouts were selected after a government exam overseen by Varry Landis, district activities chair. The day includes tours of the Alameda County Water District, Way Area Rapid Transit District, Vinion Sanitary District, and visits to Fremont police and fire departments, plus attendance at the city council meeting.
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Liem
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Tri City Roundup of Regional Legislative Actions
Tri City area reports a week of regulatory moves. Fremont school board urged delay on large north Centerville housing projects. Newark approves an April 11 tax levy measure for Tri City transport and a $2002 charge against a contractor for Memorial High School work. Union City reveals central shopping center plans including supermarket drug store bank and shops. Washington Township residents oppose a Kalseram and Gravel Co dump near Pleasanton drawing county water district concern.
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Echao’s
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Kalseram and Gravel Co
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Alameda County Water District
League rates Congress 100 percent for accountability
The League of Women Voters announced 100 percent ratings for 73 members of Congress including Senator Edward Kennedy and presidential candidates for political accountability on key issues. In a separate rating, Senator Edmund Muskie and others were praised for supporting the league’s priorities such as welfare reform and foreign aid.
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Sars E. Mundt
Barry M. Goldwater
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