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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1970
Page
13
Newark youths charged after home raid on Darvon Street
Four Newark juveniles aged 12 and 14 were arrested after masked youths entered the home of John Kaklich at 36853 Darvon Street yesterday afternoon. Police report about 1000 in damage from smashed windows eggs smeared walls and damaged furniture. About 48 in records and cash were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
John Kaklich
Darvon St
California protests and legal actions headline on unrest and trials
In California the New Mobilization Committee calls a work stoppage and antiwar demo for April 15 in San Francisco while Berkeley Mayor Wallace Johnson backs a civilian defense group to curb riots. A $900,000 damage suit to Rolling Stones and Altamont organizers is filed by 14 East Bay landowners. Senate ethics probe looms over Jack Schrade’s $5,000 lobby payment. UC Regents expected to raise tuition for 106,000 students per Governor Reagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mobilization Committee
San Francisco
Berkeley
Wallace Johnson
Alameda County Superior Court
East Bay
C. W. Tripp
Hayward
Altamont Speedway
University of California
Ronald Reagan
AFL CIO demands big raises amid cost of living rise
The AFL C IO rejects Nixon admin pleas for wage and price controls and declares unions will seek substantial pay raises in collective bargaining to offset living costs. Treasury chief Kennedy concedes no specific housing rate cure but relies on anti inflation policy. The Chicago Seven attorneys plan multi front appeals as convictions threaten. The cost of living climbs 6.2 percent year to year, the sharpest rise since early Korean War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afl-Cio
Nixon
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
U S ambassador Habib abandons formal talks in Paris
Philip C. Habib disdains his formal statement and pushes for a free discussion with Communist diplomats on Vietnam War issues. He criticizes their unwillingness to engage and notes they focus on U S actions such as the Chicago Seven. The Philippine government apologizes for the embassy mob attack but calls demonstrations legitimate grievances. Israeli and Egyptian warplanes clash across the Suez Canal with Israel reporting one aircraft shot down by Egyptian ground fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Paris
United States
Suez Canal
Israel
Solons Blister Airport Plan In Bay Area Showdown
Sacramento lawmakers attacked the proposed San Jose International Airport as Bay Area opponents mobilized a bipartisan campaign. Assembly hearings on a resolution urging Fremont Newark and Milpitas to reject the site will be held next month with city officials invited to testify. Assemblyman Earle P. Crandall urged state opposition citing ecological value of South Bay marshlands and potential harm to Agnews State Hospital. State officials and the Bay Conservation and Development Commission may ultimately rule on the Bay fill aspects of the project. Crandall emphasized regional impact and cautioned against loss of ecological value while noting need for air transportation and possible alternative sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
San Jose International Airport
Bay Area
Assembly
San Jose
Alvisa-Fremont
Fremont
Newark
Milpitas
P. Crandall
South Bay
Crandall
San Jose International
Newark Candidate Slate Set for Newark Council Seats
Filing closed for two Newark council seats with incumbents Mayor James E. Balentine and Councilman Harry S. Lewis seeking second terms. A third entrant, George T. Lambert, 23, political science graduate student, promises to address sewage disposal, airport opposition, and regional shopping center siting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
James E. Balentine
Harry S. Lewis
Balentine
George ‘T. ‘Lambert
Lambert
Newark High School
San Jose State College
Coun
Fremont City Council Adds Three More Candidates
Nine candidates now compete for two Fremont Council seats in the April 14 election. Recreation Commissioner Orle Wise and Ruth Willett filed papers, followed by Dale Kesinger before noon. Basil Llamaetra did not file. Other names on the ballot include Arnold Bellini, Alice Cling, Don Dillon, Theo Delle Mosser, Jack Pimentel, Urban Wilds. Wise, 49, a Borden Chemical executive, has lived in Fremont eight years. Kesinger, a longtime resident since 1962, is a retired businessman pursuing teaching credentials. Willett, a Fremont resident since 1960 and mother of three, is known for battling quarry traffic and filed near the deadline after her Sard birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Orle Wise
Ruth Willett
City
Dale Kesinger
Basil Lamaetra
Arnold Bellini
Alice Cling
Don Dillon
Theo Delle Mosser
Jack Pimentel
Urban Wilds
Wise
Country Drive
Borden Chemical, Inc
B Lock
Willett
Railroads face looming nationwide walkout
Talks broke down between the four shopcraft unions and rail carriers delaying a possible nationwide railroad shutdown. A federal court issued a restraining order halting strikes and lockouts, with a new hearing expected in Washington to extend or modify the injunction. Union leaders warned a strike could resume if court action fails, while mediation efforts by Assistant Labor Secretary Usery remained fruitless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
William J. Usery
Sheet Metal Workers Union
John P. Hitz
Black Smiths
Hills
Union Pacific Railroad
Daw
John J. Simiea
Washington
William W. Winpisinger
Machin Ists Union
Shuperaftena
Iti
Newark Considers Leslie Salt Co Preserve Proposal
Newark city council referred to the city staff a proposal by Leslie Salt Co to convert 134 acres of salt ponds southwest of Thorn Avenue into an agricultural preserve. City Manager Turnlund will study effects on Newark’s development, taxes, and regional implications under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Leslie Salt Co
Leslie
Thorntondarvis Avenue
Richard W. Turn ‘Luid
Fremont Pipeline Invited to Bid After Protest
Fremont Pipeline Construction Co led by Anthony Azevedo is now invited to join new bids on a Warm Springs project after the Alameda County Water District Board reversed a prior decision. The action followed a closed session discussion about Azevedo's litigation with the district and bids already issued and rejected on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Anthony DD. Azevedo
Fremont Pipeline Construction Co
Warm Springs
Alameda County Water District Board of Directors
Azevedo
ACWD
Matt Whifield
Fremont Pipeline
Graymbauga, Berg
Cass Strandberg
Clark Redeker
Joh Gomes
Borghi
Whitfield
Brumbaugh
Poli Anevedt
Fi Adevedo
Zeveda
Ring
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California
Senate
Jack Schrade
Legislative
Vietnam
Phoenix
Chicago Seven
Solons Blister
Assemblyman
Earle
Als
Dwsirport Yoyong San Jyse
Ghanse
Lewis F. Shoman
Orange County
Highway Patrol
Avalon Harbor
Catalina Island
Point Conception
Surance
Lewis
Pacific Telephone Co
Thorton Avenue
By Jim Wilson
Kesinger
Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts
Little League
Navy
Itremont Unified
FUSD
Sue
Union Pacific
Winpisinger
Usery
By John Pachtner
Turnlund
Wadesday
Legisla‘tion
Rnion
Iimen
Transamerica Corporation
Caroline Turner
Harry Brumbaugh
Iean Wis Acts
Morris Hyman
Irector
Frank Borghi
Paul Wasson
She’r
Decoty
Centerville
Wes
Strandberg
Aveveda
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