Fremont Council Defies Quarry Push to Protect Open Landscape
Fremont council members voted down an extension of quarrying operations that would alter the hillside and natural entrance to the city. The decision followed detailed presentations by Niles residents and broad concern from Glenmoor and Ti vington, underscoring the public interest in preserving Fremont’s landscape.
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Fremont
Niles
Fremont Planning Commission
Silva
Dick Vollbrecht
Freemont
Glenmoor
Palms
Tivington
California
Premont
San Francisco Bay
Countdown to smoking aid via senigpnosis sparks debate
A New York psychiatrist advocates senigpnosis as a smoking cessation method while noting the odd sight of people with lit matches near their faces. The Treasury plans to retire large bills citing declining use and value. The South Vietnamese military chief takes a week off for a European vacation, sparking questions about travel permissions.
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New York
Noncollege Americans May Lead In Coming Years
A Fortune survey shows noncollege youth increasingly diverge from college students on religion, law and order, and views on war. Noncollege support for discipline and practicality remains strong, while college students tilt toward liberal attitudes and skepticism of government and authority. The piece warns that if college youth abandon core values, the nation may look to noncollege leaders tomorrow.
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Fortune Magazine
Somerrow
Callege
Muin College
Vietnam
Vision of the year 2000 science and society
Predictions by scientists and writers foresee moon voyages and sunward probes, universal male genetic control, and brain to brain information transfer by 2000. Population quadruples, synthetic food, and metals from sea rock appear, with education and reproduction radically transformed.
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Earth
Humber
Don Maclean Highlights Free Things to Do in New York
Washington reporter notes New York travel tips from the New York Visitors and Convention Bureau touting free activities. Highlights include free tours of the United Nations and stock exchanges, looking at art and gifts, and walking tours through Chinatown Greenwich Village and Little Italy.
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New York
America
United Nations Free
Guggenheim
Whitney
American Stock Exchange
Chinatown
Greenwich Village
Lower East Side
Little Italy
Campus disorders spark federal review of student unrest
Holmes Alexander analyzes McClellan subcommittee hearings on campus riots. He cites millions in federal student aid and billions in research funds, asserting a Communist influence via SDS, SNCC, Black Panther Party, and Republic of New Africa. He argues affluent society fuels rebellion and calls for white and Black communities to reexamine race and education.
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McClellan Subcommittee
Black Panther Party
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Republic of New Africa
Senate
America
South County Legislators Address Information
Public notice lists state and assembly members with district boundaries. Includes Senate districts for Pottis Sherman Bradley and assembly districts for Bee Crown Marek Fong and areas Alameda Castro Valley Livermore Oakland San Lorenzo San Leandro Ashland Makihntey.
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Assembly
State Capitol
Sacramento
Calif
Nicholas C. Pottis
Alameda County
Castro Valley
Livermore-Amador Valley
Lewis F. Sherman
Clark L. Bradley
Santa Clara County
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Livermore-Almador Valley
Robert W. Crown
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Alaeda
Oakland
Ashland
Makinaltey
Ashlan Fe
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