Vets organize horse vaccination clinics in Fremont area
Local veterinarians at Central Veterinary plan limited clinics to inoculate horses against Venezuelan sleeping sickness. Federal funding covers part of each injection, with vaccine shipments expected within days. Officials warn to keep horses stationary and avoid contact with unfamiliar animals while authorities prepare a 24 hour vaccination effort and possible movement restrictions between zones.
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Alameda County
California
W. “Bib Bentham
Fremont
Bentham
Richard L. Hubbard
Hubbard
Fremont Considers 70 Cent Home Garbage Rate Hike
Fremont aims to gain about 35 thousand more in revenue if council approves a 70 cent rise in home garbage collection charges. A tentative 10 year franchise with East Bay Disposal Co would lift city revenue to around 140 thousand in 1971-72 from 85 thousand in 1970-71, with rate steps to 2.40, 2.60 and 2.20 per month for home pickups and 11.30 per extra can retroactive to July 1, 1971, then 1.55 by 1973. Newark and Union City may adopt similar terms.
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Fremont
East Bay Disposal Co
Civic Center Drive
Newark
Union City
Wildlife refuge report approved for San Francisco Bay lands
A report favoring creation of a San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge embracing lands in Fremont was approved by the Department of the Interior, according to Allan Parker, Edwards' Washington aide. The move was reported yesterday by Don Edwards' office.
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San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Fremont
Department of “Interior
Don Edwards
D-San Jose
Allan Parker
Edwards
Washington DC
Blind man pardoned in Palermo after lengthy review
PALERMO Sicily UPI Atianasio Pedone was sentenced to 17 years for acting as lookout in a 1988 robbery. He was pardoned Monday after the Interior Department approved a long awaited report and sent it to the Office of Management and Budget. He hopes for a hearing on the refuge before the House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries in fall.
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Palermo
Sicily
UPI
Atianasio Pedone
Cain
Interior Department
Office of Management and the Budget
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Edwards
Parker
Graham warns on materialism in sermon at Oakland
Evangelist Billy Graham warned that America drifts toward total materialism and would resemble the Communists without God. In Oakland Coliseum sermon The Bubble That Bursts he urged turning from wealth to a personal relationship with God, noting Solomon’s temple and the danger of religion without faith.
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Oakland
UPI
Billy Graham
America
Graham
Solomon
Rds
Armerica
Oakland Coliseum
God
Apollo 15 Mission Heads to Moon Despite Switch Issue
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden coast toward the moon after a faulty instrument warning light suggested possible trouble. Ground control traced the issue to a switch, and the three men pressed on with ultraviolet earth photography en route to the Sea of Rains landing target.
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David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Alfred .M. Worden
Pacific
Hawaii
Scott
Mission Control
John Riley
Rieley
Earth
Hadley Rille
Nixon action looms over railroad talks with UTU strike
Negotiations between railroad employers and striking United Transportation Union workers broke off as the Nixon administration prepared an emergency strike settlement plan. Labor Secretary James Jodgson ordered draft legislation to end the impasse, with hearings set to examine national emergency strike powers. Congress has previously intervened in rail labor disputes, most recently last December.
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White House
Congress
Nixon
W. J. Usery Jr
Usery
Sheetmutal
UTU
Weather outlook fair with coastal fog thinning
Fair through Wednesday with decreasing coastal fog and warmer temperatures. Highs in the 70s to 80s inland and around 60 to 80 along the coast. Light winds shift to westerly 10 to 20 miles per hour in the afternoon.
Ali Knocks Out Filis in 12th Round at Houston Fight
Muhammad Ali battered Jimmy Filis on the ropes and scored a technical knockout in the 12th and final round of their heavyweight bout at Houston's Astrodome last night.
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Muhamamad Ali
Jimmy Filis
Houston
Astrodome
Assembly passes bill backing private school public support
The Assembly approves a measure to fund private schools with public resources, allowing private school students access to public buses, science and shop classes, free textbooks, and special state materials for the visually handicapped. The action follows a lengthy debate.
Apollo 15 launch dazzles crowds on summer shores
Spectators exceed half a million crowd rooftops and beaches to view Apollo 15, the final summer lunar mission. TV coverage promises more than prior flights as astronauts Scott Worden and Irwin plan 21 hours 36 minutes of live color broadcasts during a 12 day expedition.
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Ing
Scott
Erwin
Worden
Endeavour
Irwin
Uxt
Son-Haket Beach
David R. Scott
Alfred M. Worden
James B. Trwin
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Texas
United States
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State Bureau of Animal Health
San Francisco
Tehachipi Mountain Range
Army Germ Warfare Laboratories
Dematte
Lake Elizabeth
al Francis
Moon
Nixon Action
Reagan Administration
State Assembly
George Orwell
Assembly
William Campbell
R-Hacienda Heighta
Ronald V. Dellums
Berkeley Democrat
John Conyers
D-Mich
Doreen Jean Two
Superme
Navy
Whidbey Island Naval Air Base
Oak Harbor
Waah
Dr. Alvarez
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