Fremont planners weigh balanced growth and costs
Fremont planners faced a heated discussion on future growth with Planning Commissioner Carolyn Tisson urging restraint. She warned that residential development risks municipal deficits and higher taxes, calling for a cost benefit study before Patterson Ranch or Northern Plain projects.
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Norhern Plain
Debate Over Growth Policy Sparks City Commission Tensions
City commission members clash over development control in the northern plain as they debate balancing growth with responsible planning. Mavis argues for decisive action while Prost and Vollbrecht caution against abrupt shifts, with residents pressing for a clear definition of balanced growth.
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Muskie Tours Central Florida by Campaign Train
Sen Edmund Muskie used an old fashioned campaign train for a Florida whistle stop through Jacksonville DeLand Winter Park Orlando Winter Haven Shrine West Palm Beach pledging to ride to the White House. He challenged George Wallace and predicted Florida voters would participate in electing the next president.
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Fremont and Newark School Menus Across Week
Fremont Elementary and junior high high school menus list Salisbury steak tacos pizza and sloppy joe offerings with sides including corn, salad, fruit, and desserts. Newark and Silva MacGregor entries show fish sticks tacos barbecue beef and turkey dishes with similar sides and milk.
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Fremont
Newark
GOP leader hails Dem redistrict plan in closed caucus
GOP Caucus Chairman John Stull praised the Democratic Teapportionment proposal as having some merit. He said the plan would be reconsidered next week and could affect this year's elections or be deferred to 1974.
Two cars damaged in Athens blast claim
Two cars of Americans were damaged when hazardous devices exploded beneath them in an Athens suburb. A Greek resistance group telephoned newsmen claiming responsibility. The U.S. Embassy did not disclose the owners' names.
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Rare FE YE stamps to be auctioned at public sale
The FE YE stamps described as rare and valuable will be offered at a public auction. The sheet shows two white creases across one row of images from preprint printing. Nathanson will oversee the sale and conduct bidding at the event.
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Detroit
Leonart Nathanson
Regents table fee hike on medical students stalls
UC regents split along liberal conservative lines to table a plan charging higher fees for medical and dental students. The measure failed in a 1 to 10 vote and will be reconsidered in March. Reagan appointees favored the increase, while President Hitch and liberal regents opposed.
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Death by Own Action Cited in Rhode Murders at SILVOR SPRING
Farl D. Rhode, administrator of the Cost of Living Council, died in an apparent murder suicide after his wife Delores shot him as he lay on a living room couch and then killed herself. A coworker said long hours and a seven day week driven by inflation duties weighed on him. The couple’s two children were staying with relatives in Minnesota.
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Washington
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Ghlone travel film and China talk set for Thursday
Fremont Ohane College announces a travel film and a China talk by lecturer Jens Bjerre. The event starts at 7 39 p m Thursday in the Ohane College Theatre at 650 Washington Blvd. The college community service department sponsors the program.
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China
Jens Bjerre
Oh'ane College
Washington Blvd
College
Community Service Department
Manchester poll shows Muskie leads in New Hampshire primary
A Manchester poll funded by New Hampshire Public Television finds Ed Muskie leading with 38 percent in the Democratic NH primary, McGovern second at 19 percent, with other candidates including Hartke Yorly and Ishbrank also named. Republicans show Nixon at 69 percent, McGluskey and Ishbrank at 12 and 5 percent respectively. high school voting in Claremont yields Muskie 264 of 679.
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