GM to recall workers and restore shifts at Fremont plant
GM plans to recall 1,200 workers and restore two shifts at the Fremont plant in the West, offsetting layoffs. Officials from United Auto Workers Local 1384 were unavailable for comment. The move aims to recover most of the production losses from 1978 as a second assembly line shift is reactivated in March.
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Airport growth clash over Site E at Alviso hearing
The 44 hour Bay Area committee hearing drew over 40 speakers and letters on Site E in Alviso for a jet port, with Newark and Fremont officials warning noise and traffic limits. Councilman Balentine cited likely takeoff duties and ongoing noise despite engine tweaks. Mayor Pimentel urged early restraint on expansion as regional capacity tightens.
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Reagan Budget Release Details Spark Tax Debate
Reagan unveils budget figures highlighting spending on various programs while facing questions over tax items and section allocations. Officials point to top line totals and ongoing reviews of line items amid a broader fiscal discussion.
Analysis of Humphrey remarks on space program and agency oversight
In Tallahassee Senator Humphrey contends Nixon trails in 1968 by about 210000 votes. He cites a 5 billion space project to sustain Cape Kennedy as vital to national welfare and urges a joint congressional committee to monitor the DEA and PB I. He proposes four year presidential appointments for agency heads and joint chiefs, but avoids comment on Hoover and Rack.
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Louisiana gun battle ends with deaths during black march
After a 1000 black demonstrators gathered in Baton Rouge gunfire erupted injuring deputies and killing four locals. Gov McKeithen imposed a curfew as police battled with armed militants linked to the Black Muslims. Officials predicted further unrest and arrests followed as the city braced for more violence.
California Lawmakers Propose State Lottery for Schools
Two Los Angeles Democrats introduced separate bills in the Assembly and Senate to create a state operated lottery to fund public schools. They argue revenue could exceed current $62 million from horse wagering and compare to New Jersey’s first year $65–75 million. They warn the lottery would supplement, not replace, property taxes and would require voter ratification.
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Fremont City Council election filing faces legal maze
Fremont voters face an election on a districting plan while filing for April council seats runs amid questions of which government system applies. City Clerk Robert Nelson awaits Carlisle Co. guidance on whether candidates may file under both current and proposed rules as incumbents hesitate on running.
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Weather: cool with sun, fog at night and morning
Fair through tomorrow with night and morning fog and low clouds. Continued cool with daytime highs in the upper 40s to 50s and a tonight low in the 30s to low 40s. Variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Yesterday Fremont reached 64 for a high and 43 for a low.
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Voter drive aims to swing California for Nixon 1972
Sacramento reports a student registration campaign claiming it will make it hard for President Nixon to win California in 1972. Page 2 notes a Stanford Memorial Church sit in by campus radicals pressing for H Bruce Franklin's rehiring. State schools chief Wilson Riles voices distress over per student spending but sees hope for quick improvement. Howard Hughes weighs legal action against McGraw-Hill and Time Inc over a contested autobiography. Page 10
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Space shuttle flight tests to begin in 1975
A congressional report estimates direct and indirect government subsidies cost the U S taxpayer at least 53 billion dollars annually with little accountability. Atmospheric flight tests of the new space shuttle are planned for 1975 and orbit readiness for up to ten passengers by 1979.
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Mujibur Rahman Returns to Dhaka Vows Free Bangladesh
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman arrives in war devastated Dacca and tells a massive rally at Daeea race track that his country is free, promising one million supporters a new Bangladesh built absolutely independent from Pakistan with tears in his eyes.
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