Muskie Pushes Broad Wage Price Controls Plan
Sen Edmund Muskie urged President Nixon to adopt an economy wide wage and price standards policy rather than target construction alone. He called for an overall incomes policy with a wage price advisory board to set performance standards for all income, while labor leaders signaled a push for broad controls beyond profits.
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Mianne Beach
UPY
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Dmaine
Nixon
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Maine Democrat
Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Washington
Maine
Hodgson
Aflcio
George Meany
Helicopters Downed and Casualties Rise in Laos
Unofficial reports tally at least 24 helicopters destroyed and another equal number downed but recoverable. U.S. Command data show 51 American deaths and 217 wounded last week, doubling the prior week's toll. Communiques note seven other aircraft damaged or lost, three helicopters shot down in Laos, and a Phantom jet missing with two crewmen.
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U.S
Laos
Egypt says it will sign a peace pact with Israel
United Press International reports Cairo offers a far reaching peace treaty to meet Israel's terms. Egyptian premier Galda Mair discussed the proposal in a two hour cabinet meeting after Jarring's talks. Egypt demands Israel withdraw from occupied territories and a solution to the refugees issue.
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Egypt
Israel
Cairo
Jerusalem
Galda Mair
Youth released in jewelry case details of release
Fremont deputy district attorney Rollid Pennington said he had not seen police reports on the hold up, and confirmed Duke had no knowledge of the robbery. He noted police cannot make deals with suspects and such decisions are the district attorney's responsibility. Police turned the youth over after identification.
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Fabbri
Rigmaiden
Fremont
Rollid Pennington
Pennington
Duke
Youth held for court action in fatal Newark crash
A Newark youth was bound over to superior court after a preliminary hearing in municipal court on charges of driving under the combined influence of liquor and drugs in the New Year’s Eve crash that killed 19 year old Mark Cianci. Perry Norman, 20, of 6219 Escaltonia Drive, Fremont, was driving when Cianci’s head was outside the car just before it struck a power pole. Cianci died the next day from head injuries. Norman is to appear in superior court on March 19.
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Fremont
Newark
Superior Court
Mark Cianel
Perry
Cianci
Burke Way
Jarvis Avenue
Haley Street
Norman Is
Fremont Seeks Queen for Miss California Pageant
Fremont seeks a queen and offers a scholarship plus a wardrobe and an all expenses paid week in June in Santa Cruz to compete in the Miss California Pageant. For details call 792-3960 during the day or 58-3489 or 797-1359 at night.
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Santa Cruz
McGovern and McCloskey Attack Nixon Over War Policy
Democratic Senator George McGovern accused President Nixon of flirting with World War II in Asia amid Nixon's Laos push. Rep. Paul McCloskey urged a national impeachment debate to show GOP disdain for Indochina moves while proposing possible candidates for 1970s GOP primaries. Muskie pressed for a definite withdrawal deadline as Fulbright and Mansfield weighed in on escalation risks and North Vietnam invasion fears.
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UPI
George
McGovern
Nixon
House
Capitol Hill
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Paul N. McCloskey
San Mateo
Calif
Congress
McCloskey
Allard Lowenstein
United States
Indochina
U.S
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Muskle
Pittsburgh
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
Senate
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Mike Mansfield
North Vietnam
Agnew Sees Tough Road for Revenue Sharing Passages
Vice President Spiro Agnew warned it will not be easy to push President Nixon's revenue sharing plan through Congress. He spoke after meeting Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson and 46 lawmakers and officials, amid a nationwide push to build grass roots support.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Congress
Minnesota
Agnew
Wendell Anderson
East Bay Disposal posts staged rate hikes and bag option
East Bay Disposal proposes higher monthly and per bag charges starting April 1 1971 through 1973 with increases for beyond three cans per week. Unlimited curbside service with two free bags weekly at 40 cents per extra bag and higher rates for multi family and commercial pickups. Fremont Newark and Union City receive 10 percent receipts return. city recycling not mentioned.
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East Bay
Dean Campbell
East Bay Disposal Co
Joseph Magsola Jr
East Bay Disposal
Fremont
Newark
Nixon proposes national health insurance plan
President Nixon unveils a comprehensive plan to extend health coverage to nearly all Americans. It funds free care for welfare families and mandates employer provided insurance with fixed doctor fees, aiming to curb costs and promote preventive care through health maintenance organizations.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Billa
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
American Medical Association
AMA
Federal jury acquits two Alameda deputies in 1969 riot case
A federal jury in San Francisco acquitted Alameda County deputies Leonard Johnson and Lawrence Riche of unlawfully punishing demonstrators during the 1969 People’s Park riot in Berkeley. The panel found them innocent after 11 hours of deliberation, as remaining indictments against all 12 deputies were dropped.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alameda County
People’s Park
Berkeley
U.S
Leonard Johnson
Lawrence Riche
Johnson and Riche
James Rector
San Jose
Alan, Blanchard
Forum Faces Concerns Over Drug Council Funding
Community leaders question whether the CDC properly uses city funds and whether federal support is being properly applied. Mary Rodrigues of the Fremont Unified School District asks about accountability while Rhodes urges protecting volunteers who run the program.
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CDC
Rhodes
Ki Ok O
Mary Rodrigues
Fremont Unified School District Board
Fremont man sentenced for possession of a machine pistol
Janes Reinholdt Johnson, 24, of 42952 Parkwood St, was sentenced to six months in county jail for possession of a Mauser machine pistol loaded with nine live shells. Narcotics charges were dropped. Johnson was arrested by Union City police on December 20 after marijuana and amphetamine tablets were found in his car. Randy R. Turrentine, 22, of 338 W. Tennyson Road, Hayward, received 23 days in jail on February.
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Fremont
Janes Reinholdt Johnson
Parkwood St
Union City
Johnson
Randy R. Turrentine
W. Tennyson Road
Hayward
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