Fremont Candidate Attacks Fees Hike Backed by Council
Fremont mayoral challenger Frank B. Calhoun blasted the city council for approving an extra vehicle license fee to help BART, arguing the burden falls mainly on south county auto owners while Oakland and San Francisco reap most benefits. He linked the move to broader state tax shifts and warned of ongoing tax-spending.
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Court Upholds Ruling on Powell Plea Readings
The U.S. Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling that it cannot compel the House to read the Adam Clayton Powell case. The appellate decision states the judicial branch lacks authority to force members to hear the matter.
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Anti-Poverty Agency Breaks With CEO Unit
The EQOA board backed independence from the CEO unit by a 12 to 1 vote, with Phil Agilar dissenting. They sought more local control under EOA rather than direct Washington funding and named Robert Rodriguez Fremont as director of a new child care center planned to open March 28, though a building is not yet secured.
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Patti And Pals Thank Fans From Pretty Patti Event
A caption lists Patti and pals thanking fans. Jim Bird, 8, of 4902 Everglade St., Brian Baldini, 9, of 42802 Isle Royal Ave., Bob Giacannoni, 8, of 42858 Saratoga St., and Mike Lew, 11, of 42601 Isle Royal Ave., appear clockwise in the photo.
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Red Troops Bombed Near Khe Sanh During Vietnam Siege
Reported bombardments near Khe Sanh as 4,000 Marines faced 16,000 North Vietnamese troops. U.S. B-52s dropped saturation bombs while the siege around the base intensified. Separately, Fremont court actions linked to narcotics cases involved multiple defendants with sentences set for March 20 and 21.
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East Palo Alto
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Menlo Park
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Sunnyvale
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Fewer Jailings May Bring County Cash
Alameda County plans to keep offenders on probation rather than state institutions, potentially saving funds. The mid year report forecasts sending no more than 370 offenders to state facilities, down from 687, and may yield county subsidies exceeding $12 million as part of the 1965 probation subsidy program overseen by the California Youth Authority. Thirty five counties participate, per Allen F Breed, director.
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Romney Leaves GOP Candidacy Stuns party leaders
Washington reports Gov. George Romney of Michigan abruptly ends his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Nixon appears set to gain momentum as Romney cites insufficient time to finalize a party platform and prepare a strong runner. Rockefeller urges restraint while noting the move could reshape the August convention dynamics.
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Officials Attend Meet On Colleges
Dr Stephen E Epler superintendent of the Iremont Newark Junior College District and others gathered for the American Association of Junior Colleges conference in Boston Mass The discussion focused on college district representation and whether candidates could be considered this year Rockefeller declined candidacy while reaffirming interest in leadership and support for junior colleges The session included workshops and seminars with plans to act or draft a presidency later as needed
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Washington High Student Named Scholarship Finalist
John S. Cousineau 17 of Washington High School was named a National Merit Scholarship Finalist, placing among the top half of one percent of U.S. high school seniors. He is undecided on college, likely to study sociology, and remains in contention for merit scholarships as 14,000 finalists nationwide vie for 2 May announcements.
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Alameda County Gazette Published by The Daily Review
An early California legal notice appears under a formal masthead stating a state supreme court order and county reference. Subscription rates are listed, with five cent copies, monthly and yearly prices, all dated from a Fremont area publication center.
Newark Lieutenant Quits Police Post Amid Plant Labor Strife
Lt. Bill Beary resigns from the Newark police after 13 years of service effective March 6. He plans two weeks rest then two job options, including homicide inspector in Tennessee or intelligence officer with Alabama State Police. Fremont General Motors plant labor disputes threaten a strike. Detroit negotiators face union officials as Local 1364 awaits strike sanction from International UAW. Local issues linger with limited progress, while Beary cites high regard for Newark police.
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Advisory Committee Nominees for New Haven District
New Haven residents are nominated to join the Citij and New Haven Unified Citizens' Advisory Committee. Five unnamed nominees were approved in a 15 minute closed session, bringing total district representation to 30. The board also backed drug abuse pamphlets, a sick leave policy, and an eye examination program for elementary students funded by federal sources. A March 31 report from the committee is planned, with various staff allocations and a new advanced placement policy on the table.
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Fremont council debates street name and transit yard impact
Fremont City Council wrestles with renaming McInerney Street to Christy Street and choosing avenue versus street. Planning consultant warns the proposed 701 master plan site could attract industry but burden traffic. study of a new transportation center and BART feeder terminals is urged. Council unanimously backs funding for the Washington Township Legal Assistance center, contingent on regional support to satisfy federal opposition.
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