Weather forecast for San Francisco Bay Area
Forecasts show showers Friday and Friday night across the Bay Area with a 70 percent Friday and 60 percent Friday night chance. Partly cloudy Saturday, cooler conditions, lower Friday night near 50, high 55 to 60, gale southeast winds 25 to 45 mph shifting to southwest and decreasing Friday. Northern and Central California expect showers Friday and Friday night with mountain snow heavy at times, snow flurries in mountains Saturday, snow levels rising to about 3000 feet north and 6000 feet south, with coast gale warnings.
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Well pump tax plan revived and quarry water meters proposed
The district estimates plant costs at 1.4 million and plans to issue bonds in spring. A recommendation to Fremont Planning Commission calls for quarry operators in Niles to allow ACWD water metering from pits. Planning review set for January 13. The board requests an in-depth study on converting district vehicles to burn fuel other than gasoline.
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Bridge plan stokes BART opposition at board meeting
At a board session critics warned that building a Southern Crossing bridge would drain public funds and worsen regional transportation imbalances. BART officials noted studies omit bridge effects and suggested delaying plans until mid 1972 when the system operates fully. Several directors supported a substitute motion while a bloc opposed it.
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Space station alive despite budget cuts CAPE KENNEDY
America's first space station project rides out budget squeeze with July 1972 launch of a three man orbital workshop. The Apollo Applications Program converts Apollo hardware for earth orbit, with three crews visiting over a year. A medical doctor will join to study long term space living.
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Trustees mull faculty rep at board meetings Fremont district
Fremont Newark Junior College District trustees reopen discussion on adding a non voting faculty representative to board meetings and consider designating their own attorney. The issue stems from a Nov 5 opinion by Thomas Firby clarified this week indicating little need for a faculty rep and raising whether such an appointment would be policy. Trustee Walter Thompson urged appointing an attorney who can attend meetings. Dr. James Duke noted county counsel usually meets with boards only on litigation matters.
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Reworking of trailer storage plan and mixed development
A revised plan for SKS Industries proposed development between Paseo Padre Parkway and Fremont Boulevard west of the hall expands into a $60 million mixed project. It includes golf course, apartments, offices and a gas station in four phases, with a 10 to 15 story apartment tower and linked road connections. Infrastructure includes flood control pipelines on Thornton Avenue, Newark, in a $45,069 contract awarded to Silva's Pipeline, Inc.
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Birch Street
Newark
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Nation freezes as cold spell grips towns and cities
A frigid outbreak leaves streets clogged by snow drifts. Eight year old Kenneth Turdom of Memphis was treated for a tongue laceration after his tongue stuck to an icy utility pole. In New Holstein Wisconsin, Rev Walter Tuschel was found dead, apparently frozen while walking from a stalled car to a nearby farm. Michigan authorities report a dead man and a wandering, dazed man near a stalled car near Calumet. Chicago hospitals log 24 frostbite cases in two days as city heating complaints surge to a record 1200 in seven hours. A California student was jailed after allegedly offering marijuana cigarettes in a police science class.
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Newark Man Dies In Crash Near Mayhews
The Newark man Lyons, 16, driver of the first car, died after a two vehicle collision on Mayhews street. Martin, also 16 from Pleasanton, sustained minor injuries and was treated at Washington Hospital and released. Miss Marshal, driving the second car, said the other vehicle swerved into her path. Officer Cal Robertson said Lyons will be cited for driving too fast for conditions and traveling on the wrong side of the road. The crash occurred at 4 p.m. involving a Volkswagen.
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Freight car explosion at Penn Central yards
A freight car carrying sodium peroxide exploded at the Penn Central Railroad yards in Niagara Falls New York. No injuries were reported. Cause of the blast was under investigation.
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Obituaries for Narte Davidson and Jones in Fremont
Funeral services announced for Terry A. Narte 69 who died December 29 in Fremont with a rosary tonight and mass Saturday at Fremont Chapel of the Roses and St Anne's in Union City. Anna Davidson 0 died in Fremont with services Saturday at 1 PM. she was born in Peoria Oregon and survived by Virginia Conner and four grandchildren. Harry R. Jones 77 died in an auto train crash in Flagstaff Arizona with services today at 2 PM. he is survived by Ona Lee Jones and eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Las Vegas
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Los Angeles
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Enid
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Wichita
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Shultz orders probe of UMW election linked to Yablonski killings
Labor Secretary George P. Shultz ordered a federal investigation into the United Mine Workers of America election amid miners' claims the vote helped spur the murders of UMW official Joseph Yablonski and his family. The union offered a $50,000 reward for killers. Edward L. Carey said the union asked for the fact finding and would fund information leading to convictions. Carey stated the inquiry seeks a thorough, fact-based review of the December 9 presidential election.
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Bay Area Storm Brings Heavy Rain Across Coast
A Pacific storm front moved into Northern California bringing heavy rain to coastal regions and some interior areas. Rain was expected to ease to showers by Friday night with continued unsettled conditions into the weekend.
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UPI
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Work study program urged at San Jose High School next year
Heger champions a work study plan for students at risk of dropping out, including talks, lectures, and field trips. Fremont area firms will back vocational math at Kennedy High, with five groups selling stock, making products, and learning through real market steps.
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