Italian police clash as mob fights in Reggio Calabria
Police charged armored into the Sbarre district as residents fire pistols and lob gasoline bombs in a violent protest after rival factions contested regional capital status. Police withdrew after multiple assaults while hundreds of officers tried to clear flaming barricades blocking roads to the transport hub.
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Italy
UPI
Sbarre
Tmnport
Calabria
Debray heads to Havana amid Chilean unrest and regional clash
Regis Debray, French revolutionary theorist, left Santiago for Havana to meet Fidel Castro after a Bolivia amnesty freed him. In Italy and Calabria, protests turned violent as residents clashed over regional capital status for Catanzaro and Reggio Calabria, with several killed and many injured after days of rioting.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Regis Debray
Havana
Fidel Castro
Debray
Cubana de Aviacion
Lima
Camiri
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Salvador Allende
Allende
Companeto
FUSD critic Gloria Carr to run for school board
Gloria B. Carr, ex-president of the Federation of Fremont, announced her candidacy for Fremont Unified School District board. She criticizes incumbents for resisting new ideas and vows to encourage new ideas, community involvement, and plain common sense if elected or not. She opposes Donald Grankler in Trustee District in the north Centerville area as one of four seats up for grabs on April 2.
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Fremont
Gloria B. Carr
The
Federation of Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
Board of Education
Carr
New Haven Unified
Donald Grankler
Centerville
Jems
Food gifts for needy approved distribution bill
SACRAMENTO UPI A bill authorizing distribution of food stored in a San Leandro warehouse to about 12 000 malnourished poor and needy persons won approval on a voice vote Mitten Marka of San Francisco said it would waive the roughly $2 000 handling charge required by the State Department of Education for distributing federal surplus food and was sent to the Ways and Means Committee
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Sacramento
UPI
San Leandro
Bomb blasts hit Americana and E! San Juan hotels
Two bombs exploded Tuesday night in the Americana and E! San Juan Hotels in Isla Verde San Juan PR. Initial reports list casualties and property damage as authorities investigate the bombing sites in the tourist district.
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San Juan
San Juan, PR
UPI
Americana
E! San Juan
Isla Verde
Fremont committee splits on June tax increase vote
The Citizens' Committee on School Finance in Fremont split 5 to 5 on the desirability of a district tax increase election in June. They opposed cuts in instruction, student-teacher ratio, psychologists and counselors, and salary schedules while considering a cost-of-living raise for district personnel. The panel reviewed an $428,000 district staff deletion plan, deleting $87,000 from it and proposing 19 items for trustees to study or delete.
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Fremont
Citizens’ Committee On
Fremont Unified School District
Hugh Block
Block
Soe
Commue
Early approval seen for gasoline tax hike
In Sacramento the Senate moved toward quick approval of a one cent gasoline tax raise to fund repairs on earthquake damaged Southern California roads. Governor Reagan endorsed the penny hike if needed, while lawmakers waived a 30 day requirement for public hearings and sent the measure to the finance committee.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
California
Ronald Reagan
Senate Transportation Committee
Lawrence Walsh
Huntington
Dog completes 20 mile Ice River journey rescue
A German shepherd survived a 20 mile ice river trek on the Susquehanna in Wilkes-Barre. The dog crouched on ice, rode a helicopter wash, swam to a middle river island, then was helped by men crossing the ice. Owners from Waverly, New York claimed the dog after a shelter intake.
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Wilkes-Barre
UPI
Susquehanna River
Marion Baldwin
Waverly
N.Y
Waver
Waldie to seek 1974 California governor nomination
Rep. Jerome Waldie of Antioch announced plans to run for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in 1974 after four terms in Congress. He anticipated possible rivals include state senators George Moscone and James Mills, Assembly Speaker Bob Morelli, and businessman Martin Stone.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jerome Waldie
D-Antioch
Congress
Waldie
Ark
San Francisco
George Moscone
San Diego
James Milk
Assembly
Bob Morelli
Martin Stone
Laotian Mercenaries Press Laos Campaign With CIA Aid
Laos battle report says tribal mercenaries and CIA backed forces push through jungle toward the Ho Chi Minh trail. Communist antiaircraft fire thickens as 300 U.S. helicopters participate. Lao Ngam area holds about 9,600 allied and Pathet Lao troops with casualties reported.
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Lao
Boots Americas
Laos
Knocksy
Vientiane
Lao Ngam
Sepone
Long range school plan may be put into effect early
Fremont Unified School District Superintendent William J Bolt plans to advance the district long range plan to 1973-74, three years sooner, aligning with programmed budgeting statewide. Pilot programs at Niles Elementary and other Fremont schools will test the plan, while two experimental programs Project PLAN and the California Teacher Development Project end this year due to loss of outside funding.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified
Wiliam J. Bolt
Niles Elementary
California
Tri City Ecology Group Names Officers and Chairmen
Fremont reports the Tri City Ecology Action Club elected officers Mrs Jom Gugl le mo vice chairman Mrs Theodore Findley secretary and Mrs Dean Neen treasurer Dr Holger Rasmussen remains temporary chairman Committee chairmen include Phillip Holmes education committee Mrs Mercy Williams alt Pollution committee Neil Evans legislative recycling committee Marlys Ruby Earth Day committee and Mrs Melody Mathews speakers committee Holmes heads Mattos Elementary School in Fremont and Goodwin teaches biology at Ohlone College The group plans a recycling program for Washington Monor and a newsletter is expected within two weeks
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Phillip Holmes
Mercy Williams
Neil Evans
Legisla Win
Recyelig Commie
Win
Marlys Ruby
Melody Mathews
Holmes
Mattos
Fremont
Goodwin
Ohlone College
Death cancels Europe slide presentation
Fremont planning session on Europe architecture and planning concepts was halted by the death of Bernard Goodman 53 from a heart attack. Planning Director David Bake cancelled the meeting indefinitely. Staff mourn the longtime associate planner and recall his contributions and spirit.
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Fremont
Europe
Bernard Goodman
Hugo Bur
David Bake
Goodman
Fremont Recreation Budget Delayed by Capital Study Postponement
The Fremont Recreation Commission plans to finalize a recreation budget tonight while the capital improvements study by Commissioner Orie Wise slips to March 3. The study, needed to assess park projects for the coming year, may wrap up deliberations on recreation needs to refer to the city council. The panel will also plan projects for the study over the next four to five months and set a master agenda calendar. Meeting at 7:90 p.m. in council chambers, 39700 Civic Center Drive.
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Fremont
Fremont Recreation Commission
Orie Wise
Council Chambers
Civic Center Drive
Man sentenced for Halloween gun incident in Fremont
George W. Morton, 50, was sentenced to four months in county jail and three years probation by Judge Roy G. Pucci after pleading guilty to pointing a .25 caliber pistol at two men, William C. Morris and Floyd C. Currier, at his home on Walnut Avenue. Currier was wounded in the left shoulder and Morris in the neck.
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Fremont
George W. Morton
Roy G. Pucci
Morton
William C. Morris
Floyd C. Currier
Hayward
Walnut Ave
Currier
Morris
Burl Ives fights payments to wife in court case
Burl Ives told a judge it is beyond decency to continue life insurance payments for his wife as part of a 15 year marriage dispute. He seeks to limit alimony and denies the wife’s timeline of separation, while also noting her role as business manager. In Detroit, UAW negotiators rejected AMC’s terms and warned of a March 6 walkout if a new contract is not agreed.
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Burl Ives
UAW
AMC
Los Angeles
UPI
Helen Peck Ives
Ives
Detroit
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
VAW
Two Americans jailed in Rio for marijuana possession
RIO DE JANEIRO JPL Two Americans were sentenced Tuesday to one year in prison for possession of marijuana.
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Rio
Rio DE Janeiro
JPL
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