Ellsberg links Green Berets case to Pentagon papers leak motive
Daniel Ellsberg said the dropping of 1964 murder charges against eight Green Berets by Secretary Stanley Resor and the Johnson White House influenced his release of the Pentagon papers. He cited CIA ties as a factor but said the murder case was the final straw prompting him to resign from government service and leak the study to The New York Times. He questioned press accuracy and urged self-scrutiny of reporting practices while defending his actions as exposing government deception.
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FDA Warns Millions Of China Decorated Dinnerware Risk Lead Cadmium
The FDA warned that millions of ceramic dinnerware pieces, including pricey china, carry decals that can leach lead and cadmium into food and drinks. Most hazards are unseen by consumers, and only one injury was reported.
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UPI
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Bay Area Sewage Agency Planned in State Bill
A nine county Bay Area sewage management agency BASSO would set regional plans for conveyance treatment and disposal of waste water. It would be governed by 21 elected trustees and may build operate facilities upon local request with plans due by January 1 1974.
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Fremont reports $18 million rise in building permits
The Fremont Building Inspection Division tallies $362,119,500 in construction permits issued for the 1970-71 fiscal year, up from $39,071,450 the prior year. June permits totalled $18,612,200 with housing leading gains, and district sectors show modest gains in commercial and industrial permits.
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Newark Unified approves revised budget for 1971 72
Newark Trustees were presented with an 1971 72 revised budget totaling 8.8 million dollars an increase of 439168 over the preliminary plan. Finance Director Orton Denson said the rise could be covered by a 40 cent tax rate hike while salary gains beyond department steps were excluded. Teachers seek a 5 percent raise costing about 260000. Board deliberations continued at press time.
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Newark Unified School
Orton Denson
Three year old girl dies before doctor visit
Jacqueline N Heng of Fremont, a cerebral palsy patient with a cold, died yesterday an hour before a doctor appointment. Firemen unsuccessfully revived her for 12 minutes using an aspirator and mouth to mouth resuscitation. She had a slight pulse when arrived. she was pronounced dead on arrival at Washington Hospital. A coroner's examination is pending.
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Jacqueline N. Heng
John Heng
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Fremont school board to hear facility use report
The Fremont Unified School District board will receive a report on use of schools for community activities prepared by Associate Superintendent Tom Maloney and James Speran. The agenda includes a pool supervision policy review for Arthur Lampert's Washington Township Swim Club and adoption of a publication budget. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m at district offices 40775 Fremont Blvd Fremont.
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Senate panel backs bill to save Lockheed from bankruptcy
The Senate Banking Committee approved a measure to guarantee government loans to Lockheed Aircraft and other troubled firms. The bill, 10 to 5, would create a three member board to approve up to 2 billion in guaranteed loans with veto rights by Congress, and Lockheed could receive a 250 million guarantee if enacted.
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Massive wildcat walkout hits San Francisco area
SAN FRANCISCO, UPI. About 6,500 Bell System workers including Pacific Telephone and Telegraph staff walked out in a mass wildcat strike ahead of a national deadline. CWA President Beirne called the move inevitable as negotiators tackle hundreds of disputed items. In Contra Costa County about 50 workers departed after a public contract incident. Bell said service was not significantly affected though long distance traffic was disrupted.
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Charge Dropped in Niles Canyon Shooting Case
In Fremont Municipal Court the assault with intent to kill charges against Huey P Addison were dropped. The East Palo Alto man allegedly shot his wife Jessie May Addison in Niles Canyon after a fishing trip near Tea oe.
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Newton lawyer demands mistrial in high profile case
Newton defense attorney moves for mistrial and argues to rule by Wednesday. Judge Howe orders Deputy D A Donald Whyte and Garry to review transcripts from 1668 trial and decide if the lawbook was a key exhibit. Garry calls the lawbook vital while Whyte denies any blood evidence and notes the exhibit is missing after a diligent search.
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Donald Whyte
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Newton
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Garry Hat
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Police Probe Death Of Teenager In Newark Apartment
Newark police investigate the death of 7 year old Kim DeJesus found unconscious in an apartment on Olive Street. A preliminary coroner review noted a head bruise with no broken neck and officials expect four days for a pathologist report. A bottle of cleaning fluid was found with the girl and a man Baer A Monroe, 18, who lived there was released for lack of evidence.
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Fluoridation issue to reopen at Fremont meeting
Fremont residents weigh reversing fluoridation as FAAGCE submits a petition to the Alameda County Water District board for a November ballot. The petition aims to negate last fall's approval, with Dr. Stephen Miller leading a dental health group that helped push the original victory. Nearby, developers appear before the board to discuss a new facilities charge and the personnel budget involving Local 340 negotiations.
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John Matthews
Fremont Area Association For Clean Environment
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Alameda County Water District
Fremont Blvd
Matthews
Stephen Miller
Incridaliun
Fremont Newark Community College District Annual Meet Sets Agenda
Fremont trustees plan the annual reorganizational meeting in the board room at 4398 Mission tonight. The session marks the second meeting for newly elected trustee Donald Drollman who took office at 12:01 a.m. June 20. Abe Hochler will transfer the gavel as the board reviews policies, approves drawings and specs for the new campus, and hears a state aid funding report.
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