Impossible Valley lines spur BART system probe
Valley lawmakers push bills to force BART extensions into the region while audits probe computer control issues and a Rohr Corp strike delayed service. Helix notes limited extensions without higher costs, and an elected board is urged to improve accountability.
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BART
Rohr Corporation
Cd Silliman
Ene
Metropolitan Transportation Committee
Livermore
Pleasanton
Helix
Telix
Stokes
FDA links saccharin to rat bladder tumors under review
The FDA reported bladder tumors in rats fed high saccharin doses and warned a possible ban if human cancer risks are shown. Findings are preliminary and requires more testing. results will be reviewed by the National Academy of Sciences.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drugs Administration
FDA
Charles E. Edwards
WDA
Esman
Wisconsin ‘Alumni Research Foundation
National Academy of Sciencies
Birch Grove Community Park funding relies on volunteers and donations
After 34 meetings, Thomas Bostaph and the steering committee say the $15,000 city budget must be extended by volunteer labor and donated materials to complete Birch Grove Park. The $642,000 project, split into two $80,000 phases, aims five acres of drainage and walkways, play apparatus, and a jet.
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Thomas Bostaph
Larkigh Ave
Bostaph
Eustaph
Hank Lewis
Lewis
Birch Grove
Astrologer seeks council seat again in Fremont bid
Fremont resident Mrs. Mosser runs for city council with favorite incumbents Geoff rey Steel and Sha wn LaMarche. She blends astrology and politics claiming Aquarius guides changes for six years, backs open space, condos, and recreation amid urban growth while urging prayer and community unity. She and husband Latty live at 71M Blacow Road with four children and many pets.
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Geoffrey Steel
Shawn LaMarche
LaMarche
San Jose State College
Mosser
Fremont
Aquarius
Saturn
Uranus
Aquarus
Bill urges blood bank control to curb transfusion deaths
Washington Rep John S Monagan of Connecticut introduced a bill proposing a National Blood Bank Program under the Department of Health Education and Welfare to inspect license and regulate all blood banks. He cited at least 440 annual deaths from contaminated transfusions and said many states lack proper regulation.
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Washington
UPT
John S. Monagan
D-Conn
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
White
Monagan
Newark man arraigned on drug charges in Fremont
Haymond Garcia 24 a cook was arraigned in municipal court on selling dangerous drugs and marijuana possession. Police Detective Dale Amaral arrested him Thursday at 6936 Castillion Drive. Bail set at 10000 dollars. plea scheduled for February 1.
West Coast dock strike halts U S cargo at foreign ports
Canadian longshoremen and Teamsters join U S West Coast dock workers in halting cargo flows from Vancouver and Ensenada to the United States. ILWU leaders pledge support. Pacific Maritime Association diverts ships to truck cargo into the U S. Nixon clash highlighted by Harry Bridges.
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San Francisco
UPI
Teamsters
United States
Vancouver
B.C
Ensenada
Mexico
Ne International
Warehoemen’s
ILWU
Canadian ‘Area Executive Board
Pacific Maritime Association
California
Washington
Oregon
TLWY
Harry
Will Ram ‘Moray
Sar Francisc
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen’s Union
U.S
ILWO
Harry Bridges
San Ysidro
San Diego
Fremont man to receive kidney from sister
A 71 year old Fremont resident will undergo a kidney transplant at Stanford Medical Center in Palo Alto on Thursday February 3. Larry Ashing has lived with one kidney since birth. His sister Shirley Steinbach 28 offers to donate one of hers. The operation will be performed by Dr. Zoltan Locas.
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Fremont
Stanford University Medical Center
Palo Alto
Larry Ashing
Mildred Rushing
Shirley Steinbach
Larry
Eugene St
San Jose
Zoltan Locas
Morrison seeks council seat over districting plan
Fremont resident and Lockheed Missiles and Space Corp. employee Angus Morrison, 36, announced he will run for a city council seat only to prevent a default winner if the districting proposal passes. He lives in District 3, Glenmoor area, and says he will not run if the plan is defeated on February 25. Morrison is married with two children at 99525 Fric St.
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Fremont
Angus Morrison
Morrison
Lockheed Missiles and Spad, Corp
Se‘l
Glenmoor
Fric St
Rezoning rule ends doctor's large Mission plan in Fremont
Fremont officials blocked Franca Beretta's seven year effort for a mixed use project in the Mission San Jose District. The planning commission set February 24 for a public hearing to rezone 13.4 acres northwest of Mission Boulevard and Pine Street back to residential estate use, scrapping his townhouses plan. Commissioners also denied a plan to rezone 39 acres for commercial use and approved 39 mobile home park units near Niles Canyon Road and Mission Boulevard.
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Fremont
Franca Beretta
Mission San Jose
Mission Boulevard
Pine Street
Driscoll Road
Silva Bros
Niles Canyon Road
Man fined for pinball in his home
Fremont Union City man Richard T. Bass, 32, was fined 65 for operating pinball machines at his home at 2d Peacock Place. He pled guilty to disturbing the peace, machines were confiscated, but $65.50 in change was returned. Four others arrested for gaming faces pleas on Feb. 4.
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Fremont
Union City
Richard T. Bass
Peacock Place
James F. Perley
Bass
Red China criticizes Nixon peace terms and troop withdrawal
The NCNA article denounces Nixon’s calls for peace as preposterous and demands total U.S. withdrawal, dismantling bases, ending bombing and Vietnamization, and allowing South Vietnam to decide its fate. It questions U.S. respect for Geneva accords, saying they have been violated. The piece remarks Nixon was slated to visit Peking on February 21.
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Nixon
Peking
NCNA
Lhe
United States
U.S
South
Candy Marshall Plans Another Run for City Office
Newark report shows Anne Marshall, age 51, launching a fourth bid for council or possibly mayor amid several candidates taking out papers. Her bid adds to a field of seven, with Councilman Balentine sole declared mayoral candidate and others filing for council seats or undecided.
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Newark
Anne
Candy” Marshall
James Balentine
George Kincaid
Cordell
Man fatally shoots self in Union City apartment
Police report a 28 year old man, Charles Wayne Lewis, died from a rifle shot to the chest in his Union City apartment at 2:45 pm. The Savage 28 rifle lay nearby, no note found, discovery by the man's 10 year old son. Officer Richard Packard described the scene at 33561 13th St.
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Union City
Richard Packard
13Th St
Charles Wayne Lewis
Packard
Lewis
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