Tremors hit LA area but cause little new damage
After last week's quake, new quakes measured 3.8, 3.7, and 3.5 as Caltech reports. 120000 evacuated near Van Norman Dam were allowed to return after water fell below fissures. A city safety task force canvassed the San Fernando Valley noting nearly 200 homes deemed unsafe in Sylmar Sunland and Tujunga.
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Los
Los Angeles
Caltech Seismological Laboratory
van Norman
City Department of Buildings and Safety
San Fernando Valley
Sylinat
Sunland
Tujunga
Harold L. Manley
Review of water resources planned in Fremont
A special Fremont meeting at 7 30 p m in the Alameda County Water District board room will review present and future water resources. The discussion ties to a proposed 7 95 million bond issue to upgrade district facilities for the next five years and covers sourcing from the Niles Cone underground basin versus purchasing state or San Francisco water and district pumping by quarry operators. ACWD president John R Gomes invites public attendance and participation.
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Fremont
Washington Township
Alameda
Smart
John R. Gomes
Acwd Board
Weekend burglaries in Fremont show similar pattern
Fremont police report weekend home thefts share striking similarities. In James Marin’s residence at 3963 Dee Place a $642 loss included a color television and various personal items after careful casing. Benjamin Buhler’s apartment on Fremont Boulevard suffered a $343 theft, with two color TVs and cash theft evident from a forced entry.
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Fremont
Richard Dart
James P. Marin
Dee Place
Brookvale
Northridge
Dart
Marin
Benjamin C. Buhler
Fremont Blvd
Buhler
Fremont council reviews mid year finance and appeals
Fremont council approves mid year financial findings and will hear appeals including Mrs. Wilma Luiz against the planning commission for 3473 Decoto Road sushi nursery use permit. It will also consider Toyota Motors’ Art Bridges sign appeal, Gentry Development density change near the Union City boundary, bids for Warm Springs fire station, a $2000 Fremont Concert Band subsidy, and a litter curb by Livermore bottle ban.
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Planning Commission
Kasuo
Takino Hatsushi
Decoto Road
Luiz
Art Bridges
Toyota Motors
Fremont Boulevard
Ning Commission
Gentry Development
Union City
Nimitz Freeway
Warm Springs
Delcon Associates
Fremont
Chavez school plans shown in New Haven district meeting
Union City public session previews updated archi tect’s report for Cesar Chavez Junior High School. Trustees meet at 4 pm in district office to review design with two pools for 60 students each and a central hub for library cafeteria auditorium and gym. Bid timeline tied to April bond outcome and funds from bonds recently sold.
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Union City
Cesar Chavez
New Haven Unified School District
Wye Ave
Sara
Fremont Home Blaze Causes $16,000 Damage
Fire at the home of Harvey and Billie Abel at 5275 Fremont Blvd. caused an estimated $16,000 in damage. Firemen reported $10,000 in structural damage, $2,000 to interiors, and $4,000 in the garage where an automobile two motor cycles and a hot rod burned. Three trucks and 14 men responded to the 5:50 a.m. blaze, believed to have started in the garage.
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Harvey
Billie Abel
Fremont Blvd
Nixon weighs wage and price controls for construction
UPI reports the Nixon Administration is considering a temporary freeze on construction wages prices and profits to curb inflation in the industry. A decision could come as early as Wednesday with CICBC guidance from Harvard dean John T. Dunlop. The plan would bar or limit increases while broader controls remain officially declined. Prices would be harder to cap, but could be restrained via profit limits and renegotiated contracts. The move follows high strike activity and wage growth in construction.
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White House
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Riot ends in mass arrest as Panthers and Muslims clash
In Atlanta on Monday a melee broke out on a downtown street corner over selling each group’s newspaper. Riot police contained the disturbance, arresting at least 21 Black people as bystanders threw objects breaking windows. One woman was treated for injuries at Grady Hospital.
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UPI
Grady Hospital
C. B. Shepherd
Broad
Alabama
Morris Redding
Ohlone board faces prickly debate over Chicano hiring
Ohlone trustees clash with La Nueva Raza activists over affirmative action and alleged discrimination. A Chicano staffing proposal draws Epler opposition calling it reverse discrimination while trustees debate best hires. Data show Mexican Americans are 6.2 percent of fall 1970 enrollment. one full-time Chicano instructor and few in admin or support roles cited.
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Kenneth Foster
la Nueva Raza
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Obituary for Oscar Gomes of Fremont and Portugal native
Oscar Gomes, 75, of Fremont and native of Portugal, died Sunday in Oakland. Rosary is recited tonight at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses, 190 Feralta Blvd. Mass is at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Spirit Catholic Church, followed by burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward. Survived by wife Margaretta, daughter Salome Chapin of Fremont, sons Albert of Newark and Alvaro of Johannesburg, South Africa, brother Louis and sister Maria Placido in Canada, six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Oakland
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Feralta Blvd
Holy Spirit Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward
Gomes
Margaretta Gomes
Daugher Salome Chapin
Albert Gomes
Newark
Alvaro Gomes
Johannesburg
South Africa
Catherine Belich Funeral Service Held Today
Funeral services were held today for Catherine Belich a Yugoslavian native who died February tenth in Fremont California. She lived in Fremont five years and is survived by six daughters four in Pennsylvania one in Fremont and two sons with twenty one grandchildren. Services were at Fremont Chapel of the Roses with burial at Serbian Cemetery Colman California. The article also notes the death of William R Stone of Fremont and his funeral arrangements later that day. He was born in Salinas and related to the Stone family with several children and grandchildren. He belonged to Local 70 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and his wife Diane V Stone survives along with two daughters three sons and his parents Ruth Dias and George Stone.
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Yugoslavia
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Peralta Blvd
Serbian Cemetery
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Calif
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Martha Metikosh
Sophia Lennazzo
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Chapel of the Chimes
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St. Anne Episcopal Church
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Salinas
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Diane V. Stone
Daughers Tracy
Stephanie Stone
John
Michael
Steven Stone
Ruth M. Dias
San Leandro
George R. Stone
Jackson
Sally Stone
Los Angeles
Ruth A. Jones
Edith Stone
Antioch
Union City Coalition to hear initial subcommittee reports
The Union City Coalition will convene its full body at 7:30 p.m. in the Barnard School auditorium to hear first reports from newly organized subcommittees. Topics include a health clinic project, the April 20 bond election, and a joint city council planning commission meeting on freeway routing. Brother Hang Bertsch will preside as chair. Joan Hoshorn is secretary treasurer. Subcommittees include employment, housing, education, recreation, health and medical, transportation, youth opportunities, and senior citizen groups with named chairs.
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Whipple Road
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Joan Hoshorn
Dick Oliver
Sue Boyle
Jim Patterson
Mark Carpenter
Ben Torres
Tom George
Ohlone plans broader outreach with community boards
Ohlone College official Dr. Robert Niederholzer outlined a plan to expand campus outreach beyond students, aiming to inform Newark and Union City residents through sleek bulletin boards in shopping centers and banks. The college will publish a February calendar of events including Hawaii lectures, film series, and Family Film nights, with more programs like art exhibits and a Civilization film series to follow starting March 16.
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Robert Niederholzer
Ohlone College
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Ohlone
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Lone Theatre
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Ohlone Theatre
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Hamlin
Newark Community Center
East Bay
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Ohkope
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Europe
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British Broadcasting Corporation
Public Broadcasting Television
Lockheed continues Tristar testing amid financial crisis
Palm Springs area test facility hosts Lockheed L-1011 Tristar flight as the company battles a $200 million U S Air Force CSA Transport loss and Rolls-Royce receivership. The firm plans a third test with Eastern Air Lines markings. layoffs of 6 500 workers follow engine cost blows.
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Calif
ICI
Lockheed
Trans World Airlines
Eastern Airines
California man charged AWOL after Russian prison time
Stephen F. Abney, a California man from Newbury Park, faces AWOL charges after 42 months in a Russian prison. He was apprehended Sunday at planeside after returning from abroad, and had previously been sentenced to three years for possessing more than four pounds of hashish following his June 8, 1968 arrest in Tashkent. He told reporters he did not receive mail for months and felt mistreated.
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Newbury Park
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