Angela Davis frees. first news conference held
Angela Davis held her first news conference since release on bail, saying she felt fine and better than in 16 months. She thanked supporters, noted ongoing aims to free all political prisoners, and referenced the Soledad Brothers and San Quentin Six amid mentions of George Jackson and the Atli¢a prison massacre.
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Pioneer plaque on Jupiter probe sends greeting to extraterrestrials
The Pioneer spacecraft, set for launch toward Jupiter, carries a six by nine inch aluminum plaque designed by Carl Sagan and Frank Drake. The plate features a man and woman, pulsar map, and the spacecraft trajectory, intended to communicate humanity’s existence to any intelligent beings millions of years from now. Launch is scheduled for this Sunday at 8 52 p.m. Eastern.
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Gossip and gossip column Q and A feature
Questions to columnist Robin Adams Sloan cover fan magazines publicity and marriages with notes on Natalie Wood Steve McQueen and Cassius Clay. The piece links playgirl settlements to smart lawyers and cites Tom Jones publicity while noting a Black Muslim household dynamic. A separate Alameda County Water District report outlines emergency water planning training and safe supply continuity.
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Chinese mobilize masses to clear snow in Peking
In Peking hundreds of thousands of villagers in padded jackets and baggy pants cleared streets by hand using garden spades and bamboo brooms after a heavy overnight snowfall. Officials said the mass effort, though lacking machines, reduced the snow significantly by sunrise.
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First Grade Poles Climb Visit Impresses Students
Cabrillo School first graders hosted a Parish Telephone worker to view safety gear as Dennis Stutzman climbed a pole for a demonstration. Students penned two dozen notes thanking the visitor and the crew for the visit and the truck tour. Scott’s note stood out as notably polished by a young writer.
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Bank officer promoted at Wells Fargo Newark office
Jack H. Singer of Fremont is named assistant manager of Wells Fargo Bank in Newark replacing Patrick H. Nicholson, who becomes assistant manager at Fairway Park, Hayward. Singer joined Wells Fargo in 1987 and previously worked at Dublin and Fairway Park offices after earning a 1989 BS in business management from California State Polytechnic College San Luis Obispo.
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Scouts plan pancake breakfast event in Fremont
Fremont Boy Scout Troop 109 schedules a pancake breakfast at Fremont Congregational Church 38255 Blacow Road from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow. Pancakes sausage and eggs with juice or beverage available. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12.
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Fremont school board halts student speech policy vote
Fremont trustees Camara and Carr abstain as the board delays adopting a student free expression policy. Absent members Knight and Riley would need one affirmative vote to advance on March 8, with four votes required for passage. The plan would permit limits on time, place and manner of distributing student materials.
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State employees seek 10.7 percent pay raise
The California State Employees' Association asked the federal Pay Board to approve a 10.7 percent average raise for civil servants and college and UC faculty. They note civil service raises were missed in 1871 and 1970-71 for faculty, arguing the adjustment aligns salaries with prevailing rates. Bills for July 1 boosts have been introduced. Governor Reagan backs 5 percent for civil servants and 7.5 percent for faculty.
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Captains Courageous shown at Ohlone College Theatre
Ohlone College screens Captains Courageous as part of the family film series for children and parents tonight at 7 30 pm in the Theatre. Freddie Bartholomew Spencer Tracy and Lionel Barrymore star in this tale of a spoiled boy turning to work aboard a Gloucester schooner after being rescued from the sea. The event is sponsored by the college community services department with admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 14.
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YMCA Plans Disneyland Trip for Youth Caravan
The Fremont Newark YMCA launches its fourth annual caravan to Disneyland this weekend. Sixteen youths and leaders depart Thornton Junior High School at 3 45 p m by chartered buses and return Sunday morning. The trip includes a free hour inside the park before opening, funded by youth cookie sales under Bill Behtaintng program director.
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Fremont chiropractors elected to Alameda bureau posts
Fremont chiropractors Dr. William Frick and Dr. Ramsey Carter were elected to posts in the Alameda Chiropractic Information Bureau. Frick, at 2000 Peralta Blvd, becomes director of public health and is noted for Geustead technique research. Carter, at 856 Peralta Blvd, becomes director of membership and admissions and leads the Los Angeles Chiropractic College Department of Admissions.
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Fremont GOP group names officers and board members
The Fremont Republican Assembly elected 1972 officers including David Skeeters as president, Dick Arey as first vice president, Grant Canger as second vice president, Joan Rabeneau as secretary, and Hobbie Barretta as treasurer. Board members named were Gene Arthur, Joe Costs, Charles Saow, Avary O'Neil, Gertrude MacDonald, Doris Kirby, Amelia Silva, Richard Single, Beatrice Murphy and Rusty James.
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