Nixon Eyes Talks and Sightseeing on China Trip
Nixon prepares for a five day visit to Pek ing Hangcchow and Shanghai with flexible schedules for talks. He will visit sites like the Great Wall and Forbidden City but sees sightseeing as secondary to diplomacy, drawing bipartisan hope for engagement with China.
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Nixon
White House
Peking
Hangcchow
Shanghai
Ronald J. Ziegler
Great Wall
Forbidden City
China
Ziegler
Weather synopsis with fog and mild temps forecast
Good morning. Mostly fair through tomorrow with night and morning fog and low clouds. Little temperature change, highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s, tonight's low around 46 to 63. Light winds. Yesterday's Fremont high reached 68 and low 52.
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Fremont
Inaction Follows Alameda Creek Fish Kill Mystery
Dead fish stretch for at least 10 miles along Alameda Creek with no clear cause or coordinated response. Health and water agencies report no samples autopsied, no quarantines posted, and limited on site testing while officials debate responsibilities and monitoring of upstream sewage discharges. Fish killed observed from Castlewood Country Club to Mission Boulevard bridge in Fremont.
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Alameda
Whire Heath Department
Alameda Cowily
ACWD
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Bay Regional Water Quality Central Board
Oakland
Livermore Valley
Kow
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Mission Boulevard
Fremont
Air strikes target Soviet 130mm guns near DMZ
UPI reports a second day of heavy air strikes by American warplanes against North Vietnamese long range artillery near the DMZ. Five guns were damaged or destroyed as jets from Thailand South Vietnam and carriers in the Tonkin Gulf hit new offensive weapons. The operation aims to counter the threat to withdrawing U.S. forces and protect remaining troops as Washington reduces forces to about 120000 under Nixon's plan.
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Navy
Thailand
South Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Dmz
Miltary
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Iearth
North Vietnam
U.S
Vietnams
Air Force
Vietnam
Nixon
Irivington High speech ends in tense police call
Four Fremont officers were summoned to Irvington High School auditorium as Chicano M el Campo spoke to about 30 heckling attendees including Jorge LeRand a Newark city council candidate. A doorman and security guard faced Mrs Chabela Gomez who hurled obscenities. The 41 admission price sparked unrest at the door.
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Fremont
Harry Heyen
Jorge LeRand
Newark
LeHand
Fox
LeRand
D'Campo
Chabela Gomez
New Haven Unified
Longshoremen vote on coastwide pact to end dock strike
About 16 000 West Coast longshoremen began balloting in 24 polls on a contract reached after more than a year of talks. If approved by both the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union and 122 Pacific Maritime Association companies, cargo may again move, ending the strike that had halted shipments since July.
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San Francisco
UPI
U.S
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen's Union
HWU
Pacific Maritime Association
Nixon
Tost
Teamsters Union
LLAWU
Ex-con Loveland's ballot bid tests residency rule
Newark ex convict Jorge LeRand 42 seeks a city council seat despite not meeting the one year residency requirement. City officials say his candidacy may proceed but taking office if elected could hinge on a court challenge. LeRand has lived in New York since September, five months short of the filing deadline. The city stresses filing qualifies him to run, with court review possibly needed to test residency.
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Meg Fletcher
Newark
Jorge LeRand
Thornton Ave
Richard Turnlund
LeRand
Turnland
Jim Garcia
New Yark
Garcia
Paul Tang
Disagreement grows over Patterson Ranch home project
The Kemont planning staff and Singer Housing Co clash as both sides publish rebuttals regarding the Patterson Ranch large home building project. New Haven school trustees approve first reading of a liberal maternity leave policy requiring six weeks leave before and after delivery.
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Kemont
Singer Housing Co
Patterson Ranch
New Haven
Reagan Defends Draft Stance and Amnesty Approach
The article notes Gov. Reagan calling draft resistors devout cowards and supports an individual basis for amnesty after the Vietnam War. It also reports his cautious stance on a catastrophic health insurance plan and claims insurers would not profit from the program.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Hawaii Teachers Threaten Walkout Amid Intensive Talks
Negotiators for Hawaii 9700 public school teachers and the Department of Education press toward a contract to avert a statewide walkout slated for today. The Hawaii State Teachers Association, aligned with the National Education Association, has bargained since last summer for an agreement. Treasury Secretary Connally rejects a confidential memo that questions trimming unemployment and inflation, saying the memo lacks Treasury stamp. Bail for a Soviet UN employee linked to secret plans for a U S Navy jet drops from 500000 to 100000 after assurances from the Russian Embassy in Washington.
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Department of Education
Hawaii State Teachers Association
National Education Association
Treasury
John B. Connally
Treasury Department
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