Indictments Seen in Kissinger Kidnap Plot Case
In Harrisburg a UPI-S special prosecutor said there is a clear indication more persons will be indicted in an alleged plot to kidnap Henry Kissinger and explode devices in Washington. High profile defendants include Rev. Philip Berrigan and five others, with bond issues and grand jury actions continuing.
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Selective Services
Catonsville
William Kunstler
Blizzard Paralyzes West Feeds Severe Winter Crisis
A historic Midwest and Northeast blizzard pounded the Far West with up to 40 inches of snow in 24 hours, closing hundreds of schools and blocking major highways including U.S. 90 and Interstate 80. Nevada Oregon and Washington faced widespread road closures while cities from Reno to Boston endured record low temperatures and widespread outages.
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Reagan welfare work plan could start now in California
Sacramento reports Gov. Ronald Reagan can implement welfare recipients work program without new laws under 1969 HRD legislation. An HRD official says the plan aims to identify and immediately place employable welfare recipients, expanding beyond the Chappie bill which emphasized training.
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State Department of Human Resources Development
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Stewart
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Department of Rehabilitation
Resident official retracts conflict claims amid planning committee dispute
amma said to have cleared of conflict charges and resigned under fire. David Latham, a former city council candidate, and William Martinez, president of the Warm Springs Boosters, spoke of interest in youth programs and recreation projects. Martinez denied applying for a specific post and noted possible conflicts he would address if appointed. He serves on Fremont Baseball Inc. executive board. The council delays planning commission appointment due to disagreements among members over candidates.
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Jury weighs Hell's Angel fate in Altamont death
A Oakland jury begins deliberation on Alan Passaro’s charges for the stabbing of Meredith Hunter during the Rolling Stones Altamont concert on December 6 1969. Prosecutor shows film of the scene while Passaro claims self defense. Hunter died from five stab wounds at the speedway east of Oakland.
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Fremont teachers seek agreement with school board
Fremont educators push for a new contract covering salary increases from 7 150 to 16 811 for 13 years experience and 75 units plus 1 000 annual health benefits. The plan includes class size caps, school liaison committees, per-pupil supplies budgets, bilingual staffing, and a streamlined grievance process to align with current society.
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H. T. Fugate
Fremont
Fremont survey highlights low priority education goals
A survey of 300 Fremont parents students and educators shows bus service music and aesthetic appreciation reading music are viewed as low priority educational objectives. The results were presented to officials and community members.
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Fremont
Fremont man burglarized. valuables stolen and evidence found
Fremont police report a break in at Hutson G. Turner's third floor apartment. A ladder was found near the building and valued items including a stereo television two guns a camera and 3500 dimes were stolen.
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Hutson G. Turner
Fremont Blvd
Turner
Bank of America Leads Buy of Yolo County Bonds
An underwriting syndicate led by Bank of America purchases the 83.2 million bond issue of the Yolo County Flood Control and Water Conservation District. The issue bears 5.4623 percent interest. Proceeds fund a dam and reservoir on the Cache Creek north fork.
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UPI
Bank of America
Yolo County
Cache Creek
Teachers seek higher pay to fund programs in Fremont
Citizens group hears Fugate address school finances as teachers push for up to a 12 percent top-bracket raise. He argues extra funds would prevent program cuts and more staff layoffs, while critics call district structure antiquated and seek reform. Executive session follows.
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Hal Fugate
Fremont Unified District Teachers Association
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Fugale
Fugate
John Kimber
ChemSeps seeks partial payment on Alameda water plant work
Alameda County Water District directors will consider a partial payment request by Chemical Separations Corp for work on the Peralla-yson water softening plant. The district has paid ChemSeps $295,000 but retains $135,000 until the plant is completed and test runs are satisfactory.
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Fremont
Chemical Separations Corp
Peralla-yson
Alameda County
ChemSeps
College proxy dismissed by officials
Dr. Presley J. McCoy president of Johnston Caullyge dismissed by University of Redlands officials for alleged administrative problems. Board to review well water assessment and contemplate a $10 million bond issue for May elections while considering deleting the Mission San Jose water treatment plant.
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Redlands
UPT
Presley J. McCoy
Johnston Caullyge
University of Redlands
Mission San Jose
Death Notice for Albert W Mill Fremont and Kin
Obituary notice for Albert W Mill of Fremont and relatives in Kansas and California. Mentions survivors, lodge affiliation, and funeral details with names partly garbled.
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