California Senate votes to require roll call in committee
In Sacramento the Senate approved a Behr proposal to publish roll call votes of lawmakers in committee, aiming to boost credibility. Opponents warned of pressure and intimidation, and concerns about attendance at controversial hearings. The measure moves to the Assembly.
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Sacramento
UPS
Senate
Peter Behr
R-Tiburon
Inti
Collier
Senate Finance Committee
30 Found Safe After Dam Flood Horror in West Virginia
Thirty survivors, including men women and children, were found safe after hiding for 24% days in a hillside mine flooded by a dam collapse. They were taken to a Red Cross Shelter at Man High School. The rescue followed controversy over mine officials' claims that requests to relieve dam pressure were rejected by state officials to avoid waterway pollution.
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Man
W. Va
UPI
Charleston
Raymund Herman
Red Cross
the Man High School
Weather Outlook Light Showers and Mild Temperatures
Light showers end this morning and then fall through tomorrow with little temperature change. Highs in the upper 50s to low 60s, tonight's low around 40s. Rain chance 20 percent today. Westerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Fremont yesterday reached a high of 69 and a low of 57.
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Fremont
Fremont Boulevard $80,000 project swells to $500,000
Traffic pinch hits Fremont Boulevard as motorists face a street project that began at 80 thousand dollars and expanded to nearly 500 thousand dollars over six years. The note appears on page 4. Washington Hospital, among major South County hospitals, remains the only one not pursuing rate increases or considering them as discussed on page 2.
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South County
Washington Hospital
Fremont Boulevard
California Politics and Law Sparks Tense Debates
The report details Angela Davis’s high security trial start, HEW official disputes Nixon welfare costs, Reagan warns on school funding takeovers, Carleson attacks the 1971 Welfare Act, a proposed powerful environmental super agency, and Eveline Younger seeking rehearing on capital punishment ban.
Fremont Vote: City Council Expansion On Ballot
Fremont voters head to polls to decide a plan to expand the council from five to seven members and create six districts with six district based nominees and one at large seat. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm with an expected 17 percent turnout of about 34 000 eligible voters.
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Fremont
Framont
Wold
Sap
Robert Nelson
School bus and car crash injures children on Stevenson Boulevard
A Fremont school bus and a station wagon collided on Stevenson Boulevard near Davis Street injuring three children from Brier School who were treated and released. Richard Zamsraik, 9, remained in hospital with head injuries. bus passenger Dennis Sebastian, 23, and bus driver Ethanel Lavell, 39, were hurt. Investigating Officer Budjan said the station wagon crossed the center line. fire crews put out a fire as the vehicles damaged the left front and right front wheels respectively. The children treated at Washington Hospital were Gina Walker, 7. Jeffrey Ferreira, 6. and Elsie Craig, 7, all from local addresses.
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Fremont
Stevenson Boulevard
Fremont Boulevard
Davis Street
Ka Wes
Brier
Richard Zamsraik
Rockwood Drive
Dennis A. Sebastian
Stevenson
Apt
Ethanel J. Lavell
Sandalwood
Newark
Leuia Budjan
Wager
Agen
Busjan
Washington Hospital
Gina Walker
Fremont Blvd
Jeffrey Ferreira
Elsie Craig
Plecer Way
Nixon returns from China denies secret deals
President Nixon arrives at Andrews Air Force Base after a 22 year rift with China, declaring no secret deals were made. He hopes seeds of peace planted on his trip will grow into lasting stability in the Western Pacific, and he vows no U.S. commitments were sacrificed. Spouse Pat, Vice President Agnew, and daughters Tricia and Julie join the welcome. An exchange with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin precedes his plan to visit Moscow in late May.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
China
Andrews Air Force Base
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Anchorage
Alaska
Chou Enlai
United States
Pat
Spiro T. Agnew
Western
Pacific
Tricia
Julie
Underground papers seen as possible in Fremont college
Fremont Berkeley Hatch Editor-Publisher Max Scheer told about 45 Ohlone College students that an underground newspaper could sell here, noting there are 500 such papers nationwide. He recalled starting The Barb in 1965 and argued campus revolvement happens in the broader community with print remaining the most effective medium.
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John Pachtner
Fremont
Berkeley Hatch
Max Scheer
Ohlone College
Community Services Department
Scheer
Scher
Jose Read
Rew
Aixile
Fremont hit-and-run driver surrenders in teen deaths
Joseph John DeMello, 33, of Hayward, turned himself in to Fremont court on felony and two misdemeanor charges after the February 5 hit-and-run on Fremert Boulevard that killed a boy and a girl. He pleaded innocent and posted 1500 bail. A March 13 trial date was set. DeMello, employed in Fremont, claimed the vehicle had not been hidden and cooperated with police as lab tests were conducted on fibers found on a dusty pink 1963 Lincoln sedan.
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Fremort
Fremert Boulevard
Eilardton
Joseph John DeMello
Tampa Ave
Hayward
DeMello
Fremont
David Jones
Christopher Carpenter
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Tog
Sen. Dills Snalsted
Behr
Dilis
Clair Burgener
San Diego
Randolph Colter
D ¥Roka
Marr
Angela Davis
California
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ronald Reagan
Robert B. Carleson
Los Angeles
Evelie Younger
State Supreme Court
Austrolegy
Helen
ARGUS
Earl Riggs
Jeff Ferraira
Peking
Diamond
Warm Springs Blvd
Carpenter
Ted
Cal
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