Reagan says Alabama GOP invited him to campaign in south
Reagan told reporters Alabama Republican leaders urged him to campaign in the south to counter George Wallace. He planned a July 24 Birmingham rally finishing a six day trip to Cincinnati Amarillo Jack Ark Charlottesville and Sacramento. He said he would keep building a two party system in the south and denied conversations about Wallace as strongest GOP regional candidate. He returned from Utah where voters awarded five of eight votes at the Republican national convention.
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Charlottsville
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Reagan
Ute Sills
R Capital
Salt Lake City
Utah
Miami Beach
Richard Mr. Nixon
American Independent Party
Boy Nearly Poisoned After Drinking Cleaning Fluid
A four year old Fremont boy was treated at Kaiser Hospital Nayward after swallowing Moor cleaning compound from a closet at home. He sustained mouth and throat burns but was eating and in good condition. Father Robert Halverson reported the substance was used for cleaning concrete floors.
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Fremont
Kaiser Hospital
Nayward
Michael Halverson
Millard Ave
Burnes
Robert Halverson
Fremont Names Fred K Stabell Finance Chief
San Jose man Fred K Stabell 40 named Fremont finance director. He starts with a salary of 1155 a month, replacing Stan Stevens. Stabell moves from Santa Clara County offices as Stevens goes to the county auditors department. He is a Copenhagen native who studied at the State College of Commerce. He has a long career in public and private roles and is married with three children.
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San Jose
City of Fremont
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Santa Clara
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Salinas
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First Soviet Jet Flight to U S Marks Cold War Milestone
The Soviet Miyushin 62 of Aeroflot landed at Kennedy after a 10 hour 45 minute flight marking the first U S commercial link with Moscow. Officials Rostow Malik Besedin welcomed 54 government officials and 24 paying passengers as talks on nuclear arms and treaty efforts frame the historic event.
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UPI
Keer
International Air
United States
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Kennedy
Pai American World Airways
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Jacob Malik
United Nations
Aleksandr V. Besedin
Ussr Ministry of Civil Aviation
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New
Air Service
Ite
Moscow
Pan American
Two Lads Allegedly Start Fremont Grass Fire
An investigation of a half acre grass fire in Fremont identified two young brothers as alleged arsonists. Ten firemen and three engines responded behind Parkmont Apartments on Camden Drive. A second fire near General Motors plant on Prune Avenue involved ten men and four pieces of equipment, burning five acres and taking about a half hour to quell. A separate early afternoon blaze on Cosmic Drive kept three firefighters busy for about 30 minutes.
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Fremont
Parkmont Apartments
Camden Drive
General Motors
Prune Avenue
Cosmic Drive
Arcus Published by The Daily Review Notice
The Arcus published by The Daily Review in Yack Moorhead lists subscription rates and circulation claims. It mentions audit bureau circulation, second class matter status, and postal information.
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Daily Review
Yack Moorhead
Business
Mgr
Firefights On Border Of Saigon Press On Mountaintop Clash
On the border near Saigon heavy fighting continued as U S and South Vietnamese units pressed toward the Superstition Mountain in the Mekong Delta near Cambodia. Helicopters made supply runs while National Police halted motor bikes for searches amid warnings of a possible Communist offensive. A US soldier was killed in Cholo district last Friday. UPI reports say 16 Communists were killed in five days of clashes as forces probed toward a pagoda base and tunnels near the mountain.
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Mekong
Saigon
Cholo
Hue
Superstition Mountain Front
Doug Warren
UPI
Warren
U.S. Jj
Creek Flood Project Inked for Alameda Creek
The U S Army Corps of Engineers awards a 3171430 contract to G T Construction Co of Sacramento to build flood control works on the Niles Canyon reach of Alameda Creek from Decoto Road to Niles Canyon. Completion is aimed for Nov 1, 1984 with two phases including displacement fills levees and later channel excavation and final levee work through 1989.
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Niles Canyon
Alameda Creek
Idecoto Road
Niles
Yon
Army Corps of Engineers
UC Hires Additional Campus Cops
Berkeley officials respond to a surge in crime, hiring 16 new campus police officers after unions accuse the university of trying to hush up a crime wave. Union leader claims eight rapes and daily armed assaults or robberies, while a university spokesman notes part time help from nearby departments.
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APT
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University
Maxine Walpinsky
American Federation
Potce
Nippon Maru Arrives in San Francisco With Navy Cadets
The Nippon Maru, a four masted sailing ship of 2 286 tons, arrived in San Francisco with 98 Japanese Navy cadets and 67 officers and crew. The vessel will be open to the public Sunday July 21 from 1 to 4 p.m. at pier 49S before departing July 22.
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San Francisco
UPS
Church Leader Named Top Post in Salt Lake City
OAKLAND UP L. Leslie Stone, president of the Oakland Berkeley stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, was named president of the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City. Stone, former Safeway executive and founder of Scaggs Stone, heads the denomination’s Oakland board as regional representative on the 12 apostle governing body.
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Oakland- Berkeley
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Sails
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
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Safeway States
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Meckesson
12 Apostles
Night Movements Czechs Report Troop Withdrawal Stalled
Troop withdrawal in Czechoslovakia stalled as Red Army units linger in border regions. Lt Gen Vaclav Hreblik warned foreign troops stay only with Prague’s consent amid Warsaw Pact tensions. Western reports cite resumed Soviet crossings into East Germany and Poland while civilians flood highways for vacations.
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Wil” Prelitik
Europe
Barlier
Moscow
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Upit
East Germany
Brea
Poland
Prague
Warsaw
Alexander Dubee
California Assembly backs 340 million urban school bond plan
SACRAMENTO The Assembly Ways and Means Committee approved a 340 million bond issue to aid urban schools and colleges for construction. Sen Albert Rodda said the measure would go to voters in the November 6 election with 200 million for state colleges and the University of California and 50 million for urban schools with poverty families. Districts like San Francisco Los Angeles Bakersfield and Oakland would borrow from the pool and repay half. If approved the bond would float over 40 years with total cost about 367 million, though the finance department questioned the need.
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Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Albert Rodda
T-Sacramento
Rodda
California
Senator Vaid
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Oakland
A. Alan Post
Finance Department
Fremont City Council Meeting Tonight
Fremont city councilmen convene at 7 10 PM at the Fremont Community Center to decide on routine items. Agenda includes contracts for line work at city hall and central park, design work for central park by Kenney Griffin at 221.60, pew installation by Cortelyou and Cale at 31580, and bids for a public address system and an electronic conserving machine with no cost estimate provided.
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Premont
Paseo Padre Parkway
Fre‘mont
City Hall
Central Park
Don Driggs
Kenney Griffin
Cortelyou
Cale
Instal
New
Driggs
Ares
Heart Switch Farn Proposal Sparks Doctor Debate
During a Monday symposium Doctors challenged a proposed heart transplant policy. Mowbray condemned forced social decisions while Denton Cooley of Houston claimed transplant patients could be up and around within two days post operation, noting three transplants performed in Texas with promising progress.
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Denton Cooley
Houston
Tex
Texas
Mento Meevia Ropert dies aged 47 in Fremont California
Meevia Ropert Mento of Fremont California aged 47 died July 16. She was wife of Adete Menta and mother of Diane Flite Judith and David. Funeral services set for July 18 at 6 p.m. at Fremont Memorial Chapel with a mass for repose at the Church of the Holy Ghost. Burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward follows.
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Paliefnmaners Assoc Daner
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Fremont
California
Paralla Wid
Church of the Holy Ghost
Salombmaent
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
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