Nixon and Chou finish tough talks before Hangchow visit
Nixon and Premier Chou Enlai wrapped up a tense day of intensive talks in Peking and prepared for a possible second meeting with Mao Tse tung in Hangchow. They toured the Forbidden City, reviewed PLA detachments, and awaited a communique amid unresolved differences on Taiwan.
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Water district seeks vast aquifer reclamation in bay area
Alameda County Water District plans a $374000 project to reclaim underground water basins for Fremont Newark and River City. It would counter saltwater intrusion from San Francisco Bay, with a possible tax hike for district customers as weirs pumps and drainage ditches would be used.
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In-Site owner given 242 years jail and fine
Newark night club owner Gary D. Swartz was sentenced by Fremont Municipal Court Judge Roy G. Pucci to 242 years in county jail and a 3125 fine on five counts of lewd conduct and producing a lewd show at the In-Site Club. He must register as a sex offender and faces additional bail in related cases set for May.
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Children seize tree house perch in Fremont park
Children used a temporary stalemate with city officials to climb 30 feet up in a eucalyptus tree in Gomes Park Fremont. They defended their perch with acorns and a pretend BB gun prompting officials to retreat and promise to return once the dangerous tree house is vacant.
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Senate vote bans court ordering of busing
Washington (UPI) The Senate, with all five Democratic presidential candidates absent, voted 43 to 40 to bar federal courts from ordering racial busing. Liberal efforts to reverse failed 44 to 41. The move, proposed by Robert Griffin, signals strong congressional stance on forced busing.
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Israelis Launch Major Raid Into Lebanon Front Near Beirut
Israeli air and ground forces conducted a large scale assault across a 2 mile front into southern Lebanon reaching within about 34 miles of Beirut. Arab and Israeli sources called it among the heaviest raids since the 1967 war. Palestinian and Lebanese officials cited hundreds of vehicles and aircraft involved, with casualties and property damage reported, while officials branded it the largest operation against an Arab country since the 1957 Middle East war. The fighting extended close to Beirut and included ground regiments and armored units.
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Signs Taken Down For Districting In Fremont
Fremont officials removed a dozen Yes On Districting signs for posting on public property and on telephone poles. Clerk Gly Nelson cited municipal code and Public Utilities Commission rules, noting no permit was obtained by Joseph McCord’s group.
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Weather Summary: Partly Cloudy With Warm Weekend Outlook
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with a wide temperature swing from the upper 50s to mid 80s. Lows tonight expected in the mid 40s to low 50s. Light winds persist. Yesterday's Fremont high reached 68 with many readings around 53.
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Newark City Council Scrutiny Over 1872 73 Capital Plan
City council in Newark reviews the area A 3715 000 capital improvements program for 1872 73. Only a $5 000 expenditure is approved. Angela Davis faces murder trial next week visiting a courtroom where the Soledad Prathers are on trial.
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California to enact rules halting tide pool marine life harvesting
State officials move to enforce new regulations aimed at protecting starfish and clams in California tide pools with enforcement starting Wednesday. A Reagan administration official warns of removing noncompliant welfare directors. Assemblyman Burton accuses the administration of a restraining welfare form. The administration seeks 49.5 million in construction funds including 1500008 for a governor's mansion and 30 million for quake proofing schools.
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Market climbs on favorable data amid steady volume
Investors push the stock market to a moderately broad gain as trading remains fairly active on the New York Stock Exchange. The FPC staff projects U S natural gas supply in 1996 will fall about 17 trillion cubic feet short of demand, signaling tighter energy conditions.
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Nixon Cheers California Wine in Peking Dinner
President Nixon toasts California wine during a state dinner in Peking. Between bean sprout soup and sweet and sour Mandarin fish he introduces his Chinese guests to his favorite California champagne.
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