Frist injunction blocks freeway land grabs near Foothill route
Federal judge granted a preliminary injunction barring the State Division of Highways from acquiring more housing along the Foothill Freeway path until a Sept 21 hearing. The suit, filed June 16 by housing groups, seeks to permanently block the project with Hayward officials named as defendants.
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San Francisco
State Division of Highways
Federal District Court
Robert F. Peckham
Alor
Peckham
Hayward
Leo Howell
Ray Doran
John W. Scanlon
State Highway Commission
Morning Weather Outlook With Warm Temperatures
The forecast calls for highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s and a low tonight in the 50s. EOE morning and Fair through today with Westerly winds 12 to 26 mph this afternoon. Details on Page 10.
What is a Chicano Identifying the Ethnic Chicano
Ata Just what is a Chicano Identifying the ethnic Chicano occupies the Chicano Citizens Advisory Committee at its first meeting at Ohlone College. Page 2. Like a pride of lions with full stomachs, new trustees of the New Haven Unified School district board poke and paw, but take few bites out of a diet of already-taken actions before them. Page 2.
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Chicano Citizens Advisory Committee
Ohlone College
New Haven Unified School District Board
Colombo shooting sparks underworld power struggle
The shooting of reputed Brooklyn Mafia boss Joseph Colombo Sr. Monday left him unconscious and in critical condition at Roosevelt Hospital as police say the incident stems from an underworld power struggle. Other items note cancer virus isolation, former Secretary of State Dean Rusk remarks, unemployment data, and a new U.S. push for Egyptian-Israeli talks over the Suez Canal.
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Brooklyn
Joseph Colombo Sr
Police
Colombo
Roosevelt Hospital
United States
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
State Department
Washington
Cairo
Public defender appeals to Nixon in theft case linked to heroin
Public defender Sheldon Portman asks President Nixon to intervene in a case involving a young Vietnam veteran charged with receiving stolen property tied to heroin addiction. Bernadette Devlin announces four months pregnant and unmarried, vowing to keep the baby despite reaction.
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Sheldon Portman
Nixon
Bernadette Devlin
Northern Ireland
Legislators approve mammoth budget in California
In Sacramento the legislature passed a record 7.4 billion dollar state budget and sent it to Governor Reagan who pledged to veto and push for drastic cuts to avoid a large tax increase. The plan, unbalanced and reliant on a 750 million to 1 billion tax hike, passed 44 to 26 in the Assembly and 36 to 2 in the Senate amid last minute wrangling.
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UPH
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Kenneth Cory
Garden Grove
Senate
John Nejedly
Walnut Creek
H. L. Richardson
Arcadia
Cory
Reagan
California
Fremont trustees to reopen four principal demotions
Fremont school trustees voted to reconsider four controversial principal demotions after a three hour closed session. The actions target Cabrilo James Sullivan Mowry Edward Turner Reynolds Green William Stivers and Walters Moss Fuellenbach, with supporters arguing reinstatements could save money. The board plans further budget discussions and a July meeting to set tax rates and adopt final figures.
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Glenn Anderson
Fremont
Fremont Schiool
John R. Camara Jr
Gloria B. Carr
Fremont Blvd
Cabrilo
James Sullivan
Mowry
Edward Turner
Reynolds-Green
William Stivers
Walters
Moss Fuellenbach
Menth Fuellenbach
Stivers
Fuellenbach
Sam J. Muscolino
Washington High School
Washington
Officer chases speeder but car kills two teens
CASTRO VALLEY Off duty California highway patrolman Wayne Johnson chased a speeding Cadillac Thursday hoping to avert a tragedy. The car disappeared over a hill and struck three teens by parked cars. William Bell 18 and Sabrina Barker 15 died at Eden Hospital. Virginia Bell 16 was critically injured.
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Speeder
Castro Valley
California
Wayne Johnson
Eden Hospital
William Bell
Redwood Road
Sabrina Barker
Bell
Virginia
Highway Patrol
Redwood
Old-fashioned Fourth slated for Fremont picnic
Fremont plans a large July 4 celebration in Central Park with booths, games, a sailboat regatta, a 5:30 p.m. band concert, and a 9:30 p.m. fireworks display funded by city and Fremont day committees. About 1500 in attendance expected, with viewing best from the lake’s northwest shore.
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Fremont Central Park
Fremont Ymca
Fremont Sailing Association
Roland Terry
Bays Club
Fremont Daycees
Central Park
Fremont Newark and Union City seal 70 cent refuse rate hike
Fremont Newark and Union City reach a 10 year franchise with East Bay Disposal Co to raise monthly residential refuse from $1.00 to $2.20 starting July 1 with further increases planned in 1972 and 1973. The four city councils must ratify the deal which includes commercial rate rises and four half price dump visits annually.
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Union City
East Bay Disposal Co
Douglas Brads
Parther
Sters Union
Eads
Intel
East Bay Disposal
Union Ee Agraement
Nates
Durham Road
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