Fremont Boulevard Traffic Clash Prompts Long Project Delay
Traffic on Fremont Boulevard has clogged the area since last June as a multi-year street widening and drainage effort crawls forward. City plans include four travel lanes two parking lanes a landscaped median new lighting and signals at Central Avenue with total costs around 265 600 funded by state urban extension matching funds and property owner contributions of at least 60 000 in right of way and improvements.
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Traffic undergrounding to update Peralta Thornton streets
In June 1971 work began on Peralta Boulevard and Thornton Avenue including $290 000 to ease traffic, with city funds covering about 90 000. Utilities relocations by Alameda Water District PG and E and others followed, undergrounding to cost 110 000 for PG&E and extend to year end with Local Improvement District 10.
Obituaries Rites for union leader and two deaths
Funeral services for Ray mond E Bainter Sr 58 a union leader will be held. He lived in Fremont and served as president of United States Workers Union Local 567. Charles Halzer 69 died yesterday in Fremont and funeral is at Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary 36700 Newark Blvd at 10 30 AM tomorrow. He was born in California. Survivors include wife Antonia Helzer of Newark daughter Virginia Arngod of Fresno stepson Pedra Garcia of Fremont two sisters Katie Marsden of Sanger Emma Fraga of Fresno and three grandchildren Burial at Irvington Memorial Cemetery Fremont. Raymond E Bainter Jr., mother Mrs Marguerite Johnson Fremont sister Beatrice Collier Oakland and two grandchildren survive a separate notice. Burial planned at Irvington Memorial Cemetery Fremont.
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Irvington Memorial Cemetery
Hunt for missing plane hampered by bad weather in Oregon
Searchers pursued a light twin-engine plane missing since Wednesday on a Redding to The Dalles flight. Snow and rain slowed efforts as volunteers, sheriff's deputies, and U S Forest Service personnel joined the effort in Bester Shafts County seeking four Oregon residents aboard. The plane vanished after departure, with responders aiming to resume operations as weather cleared.
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Professors to Picket Over State Budget in California
In San Francisco UPI reports teachers from the United Profession of California plan a budget protest. Most pickets will march Wednesday with others set for Thursday or Friday as they press for funding.
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Nixon China visit fuels mixed reactions abroad
Reactions to President Nixon's weeklong trip to Beijing varied. The Soviet Tass doubted fruit from the communique. Japan's Sato backed One China, while Taiwan warned of consequences. Western Europe feared reduced ties with the United States, and India noted Jammu and Kashmir references in the Sino American communique.
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Pat Nixon calls Chou a real charmer in China trip
Anchorage UPI reports First Lady Pat Nixon described Deng Xiaoping as a real charmer and a man who knows the world during her eight day China visit with President Nixon. She noted his fluency in English, recalled chats in English, and said she avoided heavy meals by daily tea and tangerines while aboard the presidential jet.
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Newspapers React to Nixon China Visit Across Nation
Editorial page excerpts show a mix of cautious praise and skepticism. NY Post sees a turning point. NYT notes a qualified communiqué guiding future talks. Chicago papers flag limited progress and a path to normalization. Baltimore, Atlanta, Cleveland, Tampa, and others evaluate Taiwan, U.S. forces, and broader diplomacy amid distrust and tension.
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Japanese briefed on China trip by U S official in Tokyo
U S Assistant Secretary of State Marshall Green briefed Japanese leaders in Tokyo after arriving from Shanghai as part of Nixon’s China outreach. He met with Foreign Minister Takeo Fukura and Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, with plans to visit South Korea and Taiwan, amid Japan’s cautious stance on normalization with China.
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