Lockheed loan bill wins key committee votes
The Senate measure to back up to 2 billion in government guaranteed loans for failing firms won in committee by 17-14 and 18-4 against Rep. Wright Patman. Lockheed, third largest in the nation, seeks aid after investing 1.4 billion in the LICH Tristar jet and facing bankruptcy risk. Proxmire loses bid to send the bill back for more debate. amendments likely to tighten loan conditions remain. In the House Banking Committee, Patman’s prefered 250 million loan gain backing was overridden as Stephens steered approval of the Senate version on three votes, amid industry petitions.
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Senate
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Lockheed
House
Lockheat
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Mis
Senate Banking Committee
Proxmire
eMort
Rao
Banking
D/Tex
Robert Stephens
D-Ga
Stephens
Lockheed Employes
Marietta
Opty Defense
Setsey Bad Packard
Weather Forecast For Coastal Region
The forecast calls for fair conditions today and tomorrow with highs in the upper sixties and lows in the fifties. A low overcast is expected along the coast at night and in the morning. Details on page 8.
Newark Considers TelePromTer Cable License Agreement
The councilmen may grant TelePromTer Corp of New York a license to operate cable television in Newark. Negotiations between the city and the firm are currently underway.
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TelePromTer Corp
New York
Newark
Reagan Medi Cal plan approved by Assembly panel
The Assembly Health Committee unanimously approves Gov Ronald Reagan’s Medi Cal compromise reunion plan despite arguments it will raise county costs. The measure by Assemblyman William Catj ena moves directly to the Ways and Means Committee. Page 6.
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Ronald Reagan
Assembly Health Committee
Willam Cat Jena
R-Hacienda Heights
Ways and Meats Committee
Nixon Accepts Resignation Of AEC Chief Seaborg
President Nixon accepts the resignation of Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, longtime chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. The move ends a decade of leadership during the nuclear era. A separate Washington rumor suggests officials fear Soviet aims behind talks between Nixon and Mao, while a witness testifies to bribe payments to public officials to avoid jail.
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Washington, D.C
Communist China
Nixon
Mao Tse-tung
U.S
New York Supreme Me
Mitchell Schweitzer
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Arab split threatened over Jordan crackdown
Arab world faced division Wednesday as King Hussein's military crackdown on Palestinian guerrillas in Jordan stirred tensions. Israel reported a potential crisis over Meir's stance on reopening the Suez crisis, while guerrilla casualties and defections rose along the Jordan River and in the Golan Heights.
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King Hussein
Jordan
Israel
Golda Meir
Suez
Arab Beret
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Jordan River
Golan Heights
Beirut
Egypt
Libyan
Muammar Xhadafy
Iraq
Libya
Syria
Hussein
Traq
M-nation Arab League
Fraq
Dayar
Mapam
Meir
Taraeli
Fremont Walnut teen center eyed as crisis hub
The former Walnut House teen center at 3067 Walnut Ave operated by Teen Center Inc and leased from Chesapeake Co has closed after over three weeks of financial and volunteer woes. The Community Drug Council plans to seed a crisis center site at Walnut Avenue and Civic Center Drive, with Maselli noting progress to locate a homeless reliant center in a mobile office.
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Fremont
Walnut House
CDC
Louis Maselli
Drug Council Board
Walnut Howe
Www
Walnut Avenue
Civic Center
Acco
Kens Taylor
Iecident
Teen Center, Inc
Walnut Ave
Chesapeake Co
CDC Emals
Civic Center Drive
Maselii Anid
District weighs park funding share for Washington Township
The East Bay Regional Park District considers a 10 cent tax increase to fund new projects and promises Washington Township a share. General Manager Richard Trudeau says specifics will wait, while priorities include expanding Coyote Hills Regional Park and potential future sites along the bay shore and Alameda Creek.
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East Bay
Washington Township
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Park District
Richard C. Trudeau
Koe
Trudeau
Coyote Hills Regional Park
Coyote Hills
Bay Shore Line
Alameda Creek
Sunol Regional Park
Mission Peak
Volpe warns of possible government action in rail strikes
Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe urged possible government intervention as railroads and UTU negotiators failed to progress in a work rules dispute that halted Southern and Union Pacific for six days. Meanwhile Bell System operators ended a week-long strike after a tentative contract, with scattered locals still out awaiting formal ratification.
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Washington
UPI
John A. Volpe
Volpe
United Transportation Union
UTU
Southern
Union Pacific
Bell System
New York City
Basketball marathon under way at Glenmoor Park
Glenn Anderson reports a 24 hour basketball marathon in Fremont and Glenmoor Park as organizers Lance Miller and Kim McCaslin lead a group of high school and college players toward a world record. Spectators donate to the Kelly Hinds Fund aiding a 10 year old Fremont girl undergoing brain tumor treatment.
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Fremont
Glenmoor Park
Lance ‘Miller
Mattos
Kim McCaslin
Carl Roeber
Steve Sodini
Ken Macumber
Tom Mourning
Keith Weitze
Robert George
Rusty Nuhliny
Larry Brinlee
Kelly Hinds
Miller
Glenmoor Merchants
Fremont council backs police studies critics push back
Fremont officials face renewed opposition as about 380000 in police department studies proceed with federal grant plans. John Bates of United Replex of California argues against any federal program funds while others question in kind and taxpayer costs. Bates cites a controversial Walker Report and denounces federal control over local police funding.
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Fremont
Fremont Police Department
John Bates
Mayfield Drive
United Replex of
California
Rollin Cunningham
Bates
Republican
San Francisco
United States
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William van Doorn
Joan Heger
Service Corp
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