Skyjacker demands ransom during Braniff jet hijack
A Braniff flight from San Antonio to Buenos Aires was hijacked for 17 hours. The lone hijacker sought $1 million and gave up a crew member for a planned swap. No money was delivered. Police reported no dynamite in the bag and that weapons were not fired.
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Reagan budgets push $157.8 million increase in 1972 73
Gov. Reagan unveils a two part budget totaling about 8 billion with a 427 million rise for 1972 73. The plan prioritizes education and state employee salaries, proposes the largest budget increase since he took office, and allocates 986 million more for local schools while boosting higher education and state operations.
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Fremont trustees debate district data processing report type
Fremont school trustees debated the format of a data processing report after lengthy discussion. Supt William J Bok proposed extensive cost information and a clear outline. Trustees prioritized feedback from principals teachers and classified staff on data processing effectiveness in areas like grade reporting. Some staff voiced dissatisfaction with certain system phases. Trustees also agreed to withdraw 48 evaluations of non tenured teachers from a December 1 agreement.
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Ohlone Eyes Union City Annexation Feasibility
Ohlone College trustees formed a three member committee to study annexing Union City into the New Haven Unified School District by year end. Board members voiced cautious support while President Charles Snow cautioned about social service expansion and influence within the district. Trustee Abraham Hochler called the move a step in the right direction and a plan to consult the Alameda County Board of Education before any action.
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ACWD Delays May Election On Bond Measure
Directors meet at 7:60 p.m. in Fremont to review election timing and bond petition readiness. A November bond fail raised fears of reduced water connections, with June 27 eyed as earliest possible election date. legal options include creating own precincts. Annexation plans for New Haven discussed amid regional college district implications.
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Weather Outlook With Fog Lifts By Afternoon
Tonight through tomorrow morning will be overcast with fog then clearing in the afternoons. Highs expected in the mid 40s to mid 50s, lows in the 30s to low 40s, light winds. Fremont yesterday reached 58 with a low of 35.
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Freeway Planning Promises Homes for Homeless in South County
Officials warn the freeway project is a new ball game and pledge to build new homes for residents displaced by three Poseers on the drawing boards. The announcement follows city planning notes amid a Newark City Council race opening and potential political forum tonight. A Fremont architect criticizes the civic center plan as undermining the city hall philosophy. CDC board chiefs decide tonight on pursuing renewed federal funding for their anti drug abuse program.
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Reagan's Budget Draws Praise Across Parties
Ronald Reagan's proposed 6.7 billion state budget drew expected Republican accolades and cautious Democratic praise as observers weigh the plan. An Assembly subcommittee subpoenas records of a 7.3 million Cal Expo land sale as part of an ethics and legality probe. Senate subcommittee members hear attacks on syndicate farmers using non-farm capital. Senator Gale W. McGee states support for a two year ban on national forest clearcutting, even amid potential Presidential orders.
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Dow slips after early advance in late trading
The stock market surrendered most of an initial gain as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.28 to 910.82 from a near-3 point lead with an hour left. Transportation and utilities shares rose modestly while the Standard & Poor's 50 stock index slipped 0.08 to 103.59 and the average price of a common share declined two cents.
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Soviet police detain Rep James H Scheuer in 1960s report
Rep James H Scheuer of New York announced he was detained by Soviet police for about forty minutes during a stopover with a Russian Jewish professor seeking emigration to Israel. The incident was reported on page 10 and followed by his release.
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