Fremont Newark Dial-a-Ride Plan Faces Delays
AC Transit officials told Fremont and Newark representatives that heavy peak hour demand could derail dial-a-ride, delaying any full implementation until 1977 and possibly scrapping the service. The plan now focuses on fixed routes with dial-a-ride only during off-peak hours if feasible. Public hearings will precede any board action on the matter.
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Oakland
Trentiy
Fremont
Newark
Alan Bingham
Bingham
AC Board of Directors
Fremont-Newark Wiers
Richmond
Santa Clara County
AC Transit
Fremont-Newark
Fremont Mayors Doubtful Jewels Site For Court House
Fremont officials, led by Mayor Gene Rhodes, rejected a 7 million dollar plan to donate 10 acres for a South County Hall of Justice. Developer Ernest Ivaldi faces questions over financing while alternatives near Walnut Avenue and Paseo Padre Parkway are explored. Council members urge practical site talks before the courthouse leaves Fremont for Newark.
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Fremont
Gene Rhodes
South County Hall of Justice
Ernest Ivaldi
Walnut Avenue
Paseo Padre Parkway
Newark
Rhodes
Ivaldi
Gene Williams
Fremont Boulevard
Stevenson Boulevard
Williams
Don Driggs
Gas price rise foreseen then decline amid control clash
Federal energy chief Frank Zarb predicts gasoline prices will climb another two cents a gallon by Labor Day before easing slightly, as Ford and Congress clash over price controls on old versus new oil. The Senate backs a plan to cap prices on new oil while Ford weighs a veto, amid summer recess looming.
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Washington
UPI
Federal
Frank Zarb
Ford
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Thursday Weather Update and News Snippets
The forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with little temperature change. Lows in the 60s and highs in the upper 70s, yesterday’s Fremont high 77 and low unspecified. A Berkeley study cites teenage traits as potential marriage outcomes, while primate center researchers warn certain drugs may affect birth defects later in pregnancy. A 30-year-old note recalls the first atomic bomb test in New Mexico.
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Fremont
National Transportation Safety Board cites crew politics in fatal Eastern crash
The NTSB attributes the Eastern Air Lines disaster near Charlotte to crew members discussing politics and using cars during flight. The crash killed 72 people ten months earlier, with investigations highlighting human factors and possible safety lapses. Labor Secretary Dunlop signals potential congressional action if unions fail to reach timely agreements, while a separate government study says China has no missiles capable of striking the United States and has other regional targets.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Eastern Air Lines
Charlotte
N.C
John T. Dunlop
China
United States
Russia
Japan
India
Growers and Teamsters Near Three Year Farm Worker Pact
Negotiators for major California growers and the Teamsters Union pressed past the strike deadline to finalize a proposed three year contract for farm workers in California and several other Western states.
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California
Teamsters Union
Western
Astronauts Close In On Russcraft Rendezvous In Orbit
Three American astronauts led by Thomas Stafford edge toward the Soviet Soyuz in Earth orbit ahead of a historic rendezvous over central Europe. The crews planned to link up and exchange a handshake in a display of cooperation.
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Houston
UPI
Project
Europe
Thomas Stafford
Vance Brand
Donald “Deke” Slayton
Soyuz
Alexei Leonov
Valeri Ubasov
Space
Moscow
Leonov
Stafford
U.S
Apollo
Fremont Residents Rally to Save After School Sports
A large Fremont crowd urged the American High School district to restore athletics in the budget amid aboard deliberations. Trustees had yet to act after previously cutting sports to save funds, with critics arguing the program supports thousands of students and fosters safe community life.
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Fremont
American High School
Sialon Sel i
Aose
Schooalete
Andere
Servie Eee Gas
Grap
Seve Our Sports
Ahey Asid
Washington High ‘School
Amy Miles
Miss Miles
Marie Cooper
Farwell Drive
Dan Grimmer
Elias Blawie
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Bath
Justice Hall Deal
By Keith Jones
Ivaldis
al Evans
Ing
City
The
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Walnut
Daybreak House
Chesapeake
Driggs
Civic Center
Federal Department, Housing and Urban Development
Central Park
Ernie
Leon Mezzetti
Rewark
Zarb
Setely
California, Berkeley
California Primate Research Center
New Mexico Desert
Ars Topes
Guidan
Werry Clinic
Jeff Fenstermaker
Pachtwer
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