Nixon Tours Forbidden City Amid Snow in Peking
President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon toured the Forbidden City in Peking during a snowbound visit. Talks with Premier Chou En Lai aimed to sidestep Taiwan and expand Sino American diplomacy. Nixon appeared tired after hours of discussions and prepared to travel to Hangchow for possible meeting with Mao.
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Friday weather outlook with partly cloudy skies
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with a 40 percent rain chance today and 30 percent tonight. Temperatures highs in the mid 50s to low 60s, lows upper 40s to 50s. Southerly winds near 15 mph. Fremont yesterday reached 68 and 52.
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Angela Davis holds first bail news conference and vows more work
Angela Davis speaks to nearly 200 reporters and supporters from a bail release, praising the people’s power while urging further action to free all political prisoners. She says she feels fine and better than travel for 16 months.
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Senate and Assembly push bail denial for death row cases
State Supreme Court abolished the death penalty, prompting Senate and Assembly bills to deny bail for defendants like Angela Davis and Ivan Corona. Senator HL Richardson of Arcadia criticizes releasing such defendants as unsafe. Page 6.
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Diners embrace chopsticks as Nixon visit sparks demand
A survey of Chinese restaurant owners in major U.S. cities shows a surge in business since President Nixon and Mrs. Nixon dined on Mandarin delicacies in Peking. Diners flock to Oriental eateries to try chopsticks, Peking duck, and cashew dishes.
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Chinese official touts visit to boost Sino American ties
A ranking Chinese government official at a lavish dinner for American reporters says the current visit aims to promote closer Sino American relations. Reporters traveling with President Nixon plan coverage, while hopes for progress in Peking accelerate amid the visit.
Alameda Board Eyes Lawsuit Over Fish Kill
Alameda County Water District directors urged suing the polluter of Alameda Creek for damages and ordered counsel to study the move while creating an emergency coordination program. Directors Brumbaugh Strandberg and Redeker pushed for tougher creek monitoring and better lab testing. Agencies on the investigation include Fish and Game, Pettie Health, Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board and Alameda County Health Department.
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Three New Haven trustees delay Cesar Chavez Junior High bid
In UNIGN CITY, three New Haven Unified School District trustees voted to delay awarding a bid on Cesar Chavez Junior High until March. The 30 day bid validity expired last night, making the delay influential and provoking strong reactions as supporters consider recalling Trustees Les Clark Stan Richards and Harold Strickland.
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ACWD set to seek 7.2 million bond June 27
Alameda County Water District directors voted to initiate a 7.2 million bond election on June 27 after proposing an April 13 public hearing. They insist the bond will be funded by water revenue with no tax increase, citing needs for new reservoirs, mains, pumping facilities, and softening equipment. Director Carl Standberg warned delaying the issue could slow growth.
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Jury upholds door smashing during arrest
Fremont police broke down Leonard A. Murphy’s door to arrest him on suspicion of drunk driving after he allegedly refused to open. Murphy, 34, of Chadbourne Drive, was found guilty of drunk driving and resisting arrest following a 2:15 a.m. pursuit from railroad tracks to Olive Avenue and Chadbourne. Officer Anderly and Cecil Rooper, acting under Sel. Kenneth Coleman, claimed Murphy sped about 65 mph in a 25 mph zone before being stopped at his driveway.
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Fremont council districting proposal debated before vote
A special report by John Pachtner analyzes districting plans for Fremont’s five member council. Voters face a Tuesday ballot to decide restructuring into seven seats with six district representatives and one at large. If approved, district councilors must live in their district and the measure seeks broader representation.
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