Nixon tours Great Wall during China visit
President Nixon, hatless in a gusty winter wind, walked a restored Great Wall section near Peking with Pat Nixon and officials. He called for open world communication, praised talks with Chinese leaders as very interesting, and noted the wall's history and scale as snow faded from the region. The outing followed secret talks with Premier Chou Enlai and preceded further discussions shaping Sino American contacts.
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William P. Rogers
Li Hsierensen
Chou Ennlai
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Fremont alarms spark police probe over burglar plot
Fremont Police dispatcher Vincent Mastracci feared a plot as four burglar alarms rang within nine minutes around 2 p.m. He believed it a coordinated effort after a 13 minute pause, then six more alarms in five minutes. A telephone company lineman admitted a cable spiker touched wires in an underground system triggering the seizure.
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Vincent Mastracci
Leiter
Seiga
Ohlone official angers Chicanos
Kate Chicanos urged Fremont-Newark Community College District trustees to demand the resignation of Dr. Robert Niederholzer, director of community services, accusing him of ignoring Chicano needs. La Raza Nueva and organizers of Mexican dancing extension courses say services to their groups are lacking and want an investigation. A fundraiser show at Niles Cemetery School led to complaints about disorder and cleanup, prompting the Niles School principal to seek no future programs there. Trustees gave no formal reply.
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Robert Lewes
Alan Hernandez
Niederholzer
Fremont Unified
Niederhoter
Opposition to campus open hours surfaces at Fremont hearing
In Fremont a school board hearing on whether high school students should be allowed to leave during lunch and free periods drew strong parental opposition. An overflow audience presented petitions with 1,254 signatures against open campus to board member Howard Keen. The board plans another hearing and aims to decide at the March meeting.
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Thornton Junior High School
Howard Keent
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Angela Davis freed on bail in California
Angela Davis, jailed 15 months on murder kidnap and conspiracy charges, was freed on 102,900 bail after a California Supreme Court ruling voided the death penalty. Supporters greeted her as she left Santa Clara County jail in Palo Alto, with a press conference planned for Thursday.
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Iowa winter fun captured by two girls in snowbank
In Zer ing Iowa two young girls dig a snowbank hole and revel in a topsy turvy winter scene while many Iowans await the arrival of spring with relief and anticipation.
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Voice print accepted in California court for first time
Alameda County DA brought three spectrography experts to Fremont Newark Union City Municipal Court to validate the voice print as a reliable identifying method. The case involves Jack D. Guffey charged with obscene phone calls, with analysts testifying the prints link him to the recordings.
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Phonetics Laboratory
University of California
Ernest Nash
Michigan State Police
Michael Hecker
Stanford Research Institute
Dep. Dist. Atty
Michael Semansky
Fremont
Jack D. Guffey
Nath
East Lansing
Mich
Semansky
Coffey
Ex-GM employee sues over job claim in Fremont protest
John Howard, 33, of San Jose, sues General Motors in Alameda County Superior Court for 73400 dollars claiming he was fired from the Fremont plant Feb 20 1970 within hours after San Jose State College students bought and buried a Ford Maverick in protest of pollution. He says a share for 1 dollar in a student corporation funded the car and the act was political.
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San Jose State College
Jose
Alameda County Superior Court
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Survival Fair
Weather Outlook With Showers Likely Tomorrow
Partly cloudy today with a 60 percent chance of rain and showers possible through tomorrow. Limes and Lillte expect highs in the 50s, little temperature change, and a low tonight around 40s. Winds from the south to southwest 10 to 20 mph. Yesterday Fremont reached a high of 58 and a low of 51.
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Fremont council backs no change on Mission Boulevard plan
Fremont officials respond to Mission San Jose residents calling for no change on Mission Boulevard. City council adopts stance and assigns planning commissioner to study the issue as page references indicate.
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Mission Boulevard
Fremont
McGovern rivals California primary bid gains noise
Sen George McGovern, aided by late night events, nears the No 1 spot on California’s presidential primary ballot. A $1.26 billion class action in Los Angeles targets General Motors for recalled 6.7 million Chevrolets and defective motor mounts. Reagan’s office cites the largest welfare roll drop in 30 years, while a statewide prison guards association backs a constitutional amendment to legalize the death penalty on the November ballot.
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Reagan accuses state court of overstepping powers
California Governor Ronald Reagan, at a Washington news conference, charges the State Supreme Court usurped legislative authority by ruling capital punishment unconstitutional. In markets, stocks open strong then retreat as the Dow falls 1.58, S&P 500 rises 0.09, and NYSE average price gains nine cents.
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Ronald Reagan
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State Supreme Court
Standard & Poor
Mao slogans brighten dull Peking winter scene
In Peking, residents gaze at crimson banners bearing white slogans and reflect the propaganda mood as Mao Tse-tung dominates the political landscape, altering daily life under winter skies.
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