Pleasanton Race Day Tales From The Time Machine
A veteran observer recalls a sunlit Pleasanton pari mutuel afternoon with Diamond Jims and Charlie Browns. The piece glides through heat and scent, recounting bets, near misses, and a memory of a Sonoma County Fairgrounds race where War Glory disappointed and Dark Achates paid off big.
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Pleasanton
Pei
Hong Kong
Whitemont
Bill
Sonoma County Fairgrounds
Dark Achates
Sha-Bar
Chile law nationalizes American copper assets in Chile
Chilean President Salvador Allende signed the constitutional reform nationalizing Anaconda Kennecott and Cerro copper interests, ending over five decades of U.S. mining. The law, unanimously approved, aims to finance reform with expected foreign copper sales and sets formal indemnization terms with a three-judge tribunal for disputes. The state will assume about 700 million in loans. U.S. investment is estimated at 500 to 600 million.
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Santiago
Chile
UPL
Salvador Allende
National Palace
Allende
Congress
Popular Unity Caaction
Supreme Court
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Raul Silva Henriquez
Hector Hueteres
Single Labor Confederation
Copper Workers Federation
Copper Union
Jeaders
U.S
Anaconda
Kennecott and
Cerro Corporation
Kennecott
Cerro
Tion
Comptroller-General of the Republic
Andina
Veterans plan Mexican dinner at VFW post
Fremont residents were invited to a Mexican dinner hosted by the Joseph and Stanley Bernardo Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8293. The event runs from 7 p.m. to tomorrow at the Veterans Memorial Building on 7154 Second Street. Tickets are $1.25 at the door per post spokesmen.
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Fremont
Joseph and Stanley Bernardo
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Memorial Building
Second St
Post
Governors oppose revenue sharing favoring cities at western meeting
Western governors at Sun Valley criticized Mills proposals to bypass states and share 3.5 billion in federal revenue with cities and counties. They urged the President to release highway funds and opposed direct city grants, warning big cities could erode state power. Governors also tied welfare reform to state rights and urged restraint on urban transit funding.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
UPI
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
Thistey
Nixon
Congress
John A
Hawaii
Mills
Reblican
Dan Evans
Washington
Wilbur Mills
Wea
Bilhuest
Sun Valley
Idaho
Watfree E. Heanes
Missouri
Hearnes
Forrest H. Anderson
Montana
Western Governors Association
Evans
White House
Nations demand seat for Peking in United Nations
A group of nations urged the General Assembly to seat the People’s Republic of China and grant it the permanent Security Council seat now held by Nationalist China. The demand, signed by Albania, Algeria, Cuba, Guinea, Iraq, Mali and others, accompanies a draft resolution for eventual Assembly action. The issue, unlikely to be resolved before 1972, has long divided the rival Chinese governments.
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United Nations
UPI
General Assembly
Communist Ching
China
Security Council
Chiang Kai- Shek
Pekeing
Thant
Albania
Algeria
Cuba
Guinea
Iraq
Mali
Mauritania
People's Republic of Yemen
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Romania
Somalia
Sudan
Syria
Tanzania
Democratic Re
Yemen
Yugoslavia
Zambia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Tn Pervin
United States
Washington
Peking
Taiwan
Union City Health Grant Approved After Processing Error
The State Department of Public Health will award Union City Health Committee a 20000 grant from unused contracts due to a processing error. Ben Torres says 5000 will arrive by summer end and funds target expanding medical services for low income residents at Tiburcio Vasquez Community Clinic on A Street in Decota.
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Union City
State Department of Public Health
Union City Health Committee
Ben Torres
Governors urge end to dock strike across West Coast
Western Governors Conference urged President Nixon to use every tool to halt the longshoremen strike crippling West Coast ports. They cited lack of negotiation between the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen Union and Pacific Maritime Association and linked health care related services to expanded clinics and social programs. A 2 South County clinic opened to treat general disease. the county agency and community clinic sponsor the project.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
UPI
Western Governors Conference
Nixon
International Longshoreen’s and Warehousemen's Union
Pacific Maritime Association
South County
County Health Care Services Agency
Oakland
Union City
Health Committee
Rosenberg Foundation
San Francisco
Mills says federal aid to cities may be limited
Rep Wilbur Mills argues the federal government faces a worse fiscal situation than any state and will likely block new direct grants. He cites a $60 billion two year shortfall and predicts Congress will push welfare reform measures this year while limiting federal funds to states.
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Mills
Congress
Arkansas Democrat
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
National Governors Conference
Sun Valley
Idaho
UPI
Wilbur Mills
DeArkansas
House
Ways and Means Committee
National Conference of
Wills
Argus
Senate
Fremont
Alway
Artenpthy
Newspaper fragment on publisher and circulation notice
Fragmentary OCR text references The Daily Review Sparks publisher Renata and a government act. Details unclear. publication and circulation notes appear routine but unreadable. Not enough readable facts to confirm names, places, dates, or concrete actions.
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Shaggy Horse Stories
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Lazer
Syramic
Cea Em
Tye
Walt Garrett
Bambi Jan
Broderick Crawford
Eyans
U.N. Council For Peking
Progan
Tiburcio Vasquez Community Clinic
Decota
Jim Corbett
Arcus
Revi Hoya B
Sparks
Per
Renata Tan
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