Press wins in Pentagon papers cases draw wide relief
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals allowed further purification of the Pentagon series with no restraints, lifting previous court orders. Post and Times reporters react with joy as both papers plan to resume publishing the series and release the study’s official summary to wire services. The Justice Department declined comment.
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U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Post
Pentagon
Benjamin Bradlee
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
the Times
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Boston Globe
Justice Department
John N. Mitchell
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U. S
Vietnam
Mike Gravel
Alaska
United Press International
Associated Press
Chicanos elect chairman at Fremont Newark college meeting
Louis Cortez of Newark was chosen temporary chairman of the Ohlone College Chicano Community Advisory Committee. The group plans to meet July 12 to elect permanent officers. Nine of the 14 committee appointees attended.
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M4 Committee
Raul Pegueros
Neil McCallum
Chione
Department of Arts and Science
McCallum
Pri
Fremont-Newark
Petition seeks fluoridation ballot measure in Fremont area
A petition drive targeting 5000 signatures to force a new election on water fluoridation asks Alameda County Water District to place the issue on Fremont Newark and Union City ballots. Petitions passed 4180 yesterday as supporters push to recall the 1960s issue and reexamine fluoridation amid ecological, economic and rights concerns.
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Fremont
Alameda County Water District Board
Newark
Union City
John Matthews
Fremont Association
Matthews
Neu
Fremont Newark College District Trustees Weigh No Tax Increase Budget
Trustees received a tentative 1971-72 budget showing no tax rate hike. The deficit from prior months has been trimmed by $190,000 more state aid, due to higher part time enrollment. The proposal keeps the current 48 cent tax rate plus 7.5 cent bond rate, with a $58,000 cost of living reserve and a $242,000 undistributed reserve for emergencies and New Campus opening.
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Fremont
Fremont-Newark Community College
Allen J. Frawley
Frawdley
Stephen Epler
VRE College
Park control changes today in Fremont Recreation
Fremont shifts oversight of the recreation department to Public Works Director Larry Milnes with assistance from four senior recreation leaders. Assistant City Manager Garth Lipsky hands over duties as City Manager Don Driggs says the change is permanent while not filling the recreation director position. McCormick criticized the move when first announced. Immediate decisions on a division head will be made, though a division head will be appointed eventually.
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Fremont
Fremont Recreation Department
Public Works
Larry Milnes
Garth Lipsky
Milnes
Don Driggs
City negotiators brace for possible weekend talks
Driggs said settlement talks could extend through the long holiday weekend if no deal is reached by week’s end. Lipsky noted meetings may be held this weekend, though none are planned. Driggs stressed the goal of a satisfactory solution while acknowledging a tough financial situation and that workers should not be second class citizens.
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U.S
Journal of the American Dental Association
Matthews
Pat
Driggs
Lipsky
Obituary for Mrs Adealine B Calander in Fremont
Funeral services are set for 10 am tomorrow at the Chapel of the Palms Mor tuary for Mrs Adealine B Calander who died at 56. She was past matron of the Order of the Eastern Star Napa. Interment at Cedar Lawn Memorial Park Fremont. Survived by husband Willard Calander Fremont daughter Joyce Burford Oakdale and sons Robert Betz Modesto and Douglas Betz Stockton.
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Fremont
Adelaine B. Calander
Chapel of the Palms
Calander
Order of the Eastern Star
Napa
Cedar Lawn Memorial Park
Willard Calander
Joyce Burford
Oakdale
Robert Betz
Modesto
Douglas Betz
Stockton
Fremont Fire Chief Search Narrowed to Two Applicants
The Fremont Fire Department narrowed the chief search from 49 applicants to two contenders. The identity of the candidates was not disclosed. Acting Chief Estudillo, who resigned under union pressure six months ago, will stay on until a replacement is found. Driggs aims for a prompt but thorough decision, prioritizing evaluation over speed.
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Fremont
Fremont Fire Department
Don Driggs
Thomas Estudilio
Estudillo
Firefighters Union
Driggs
Indian artifacts found at California housing site near Meda Mon Drive
Union City workers uncover a 90 pound grinding bowl and skeletal remains at a cane construction site off Whipple Road near Meda Mon Drive. Burton Moyer and colleagues identify the bowl as a tool for grinding acorns used to make pinole soup. Additional bowls and bones are turned to UC Berkeley for study as San Leandro developers proceed with the apartment complex.
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Union City
Whipple Road
Meda Mon Drive
Burton Moyer
California State College
Hayward
Moyer
Pinole Soup" After Soaking In Water To Leach Out the Tannic Acid. ‘Moyer
Carol
Gerri Weaver
University of California At Berkeley
University
San Jose Pate College
Braddock and Logan
San Leandro
Fire destroys ancient two story Fremont home
Fire swept a two story home on Fremont Boulevard that once belonged to a Washington Township family. The 100 year old structure, connected to the Williams family, burned before units arrived. Officials said services were disconnected and speculated children playing with matches started the blaze. No value was set since the home faced demolition for William Lyon Co. apartment plans.
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Fremont
Washington Township
Fremont Blvd
Williams
William Lyon Co
Cost-of-living pay hike granted hospital workers
Washington Hospital approved a 4 percent cost-of-living pay increase for 435 workers, plus a budget-aligned 238000 dollar rise, while renewing 135 physicians and six dentists to the medical staff. Administrator Richard Warren cited stalled union talks as the delay and noted the nurses covered by the California Nurses’ Association had already received an 8 percent raise. The board also confirmed medical staff officers for the next fiscal year led by President Dr Robert Singer and Secretary-Treasurer Dr Robert M Mansen.
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Fremont
Washington Hospital
Richard Warren
Es Regal
Warren
East Bay Hospital
Washington
Franco Beretta
Beretta
Robert L. Singer
Peretta
Robert M. Mansen
Draft act dies as Congress stalls two-year extension
The Selective Service Act expired at midnight as House and Senate conferees failed to agree on a two-year extension. The White House said no inductions would occur until a revived law. Talks were split mainly over the Mansfield amendment on withdrawal timing with a July 4 recess planned.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
White House
Congress
U.S
Indochina
Tenterees
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
United States
F. Edward Hebert
Tla
Confusion At New Haven Special Meeting On Minutes
The minutes show a hurried special meeting to approve prior minutes lasting about 1% hours as trustees debated the correct start times and agenda. Richards pressed to explain why a Monday 8 p.m. meeting was changed to 8:30 p.m., noting he was not notified. New trustees will be sworn in at 8 p.m. with subsequent meetings at 4:30 and 9 p.m. at 349 Western Ave Union City.
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Richards
Aall
Pagan
Denneyal
Mar
Baret Stone
Harold Strickland
Les Clark
Sched
Tame Duck Board
Western Ave
Union City
Samarron
the & P.m
Dr. Bay
Union City man shot during robbery near Coliseum
A Union City man, James L. Moore, 45, was shot in the stomach during an attempted robbery near the Oakland Coliseum as the A's played Minnesota. He was treated at San Leandro Memorial Hospital in good condition. His son and daughter fled. Moore’s 30n, James, 22, drove him to a relative’s home in Oakland and notified police.
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Oakland
Union City
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
A's
Minnesota ‘Twins
James L. Moore
Appian Way
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Moore
Coliseum
James
Arlington Road
Livermore
Mth Avenue
Hub's unique events draw crowds despite limited media
The Hub promoter WEISS FEELS that unique ideas lure attendees even if media coverage is sparse. He recalls past stunts like a first-seesaw contest and Santa rides, while noting TV and newspaper attention boosted the hub's reach when publicity matched novelty. The piece also notes local contestants Richard Zilsdorf and Scott Boyes and prior promotional stunts on the mall.
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Weiss
KFMR
Premont
Santa
SFO
Richard Zilsdorf
Arkwod St
Scott Boyes
Rottald Court
Fremont
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Rollin Lowe
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Larry LaFleur
Jack Pimentel
Maid of Fremont
Sue
Oviatt
Piensanton
Tral
Gere
Fremont Community Center
Paseo Padre Parkway
Adelaine Calander
Hunt
California Nurses’ Association
New Haven
San Francisco
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