Fulbright warns on Vietnam war endless, Saigon aid conditions
Sen J William Fulbright told a House Senate economic subcommittee that U S support for the Saigon regime could continue or end depending on Thieu government acceptance of neutrality for Vietnam He warned of continued US control by proxy and urged Nixon to back a neutral Vietnam He argued Paris peace talks depend on signaling neutrality to North Vietnam the Viet Cong and the Soviet Union and criticized current administration policy as seeking to control Vietnam by proxy
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Bay Area Freeways 1400 Miles Tied to Transit Plan
The Bay Area Transportation Study Commission urged 1400 miles of freeways and rapid transit by 1990 in a Berkeley report. Cost estimates ranged from 8 to 9 billion dollars, potentially rising to 11 to 12 billion if built in stages. The plan calls for a Metropolitan Transit Administration to manage regional transit and projects population growth to 7.56 million by 1990.
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Assembly Honors Union City Mayor Leon Alvelais
State Assembly resolution commends longtime Union City Mayor Leon Alvelais for his service from April 1968 to last April. Rita Strong presented the framed copy to Alvelais in the city council chambers as Bee reporters covered the event in Sacramento.
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Review Set For Gas Tax Formula
Alameda County Board of Supervisors scheduled a July 1 work session to review the Mayors' Formula for distributing state gas tax funds to cities. Public Works Director Herbert Crowle said the current five year contract with cities ends June 30. Chairman John D. Murphy supported the session to avoid rubber stamping the formula, with Supervisor Joseph Bort proposing the study after Piedmont requested 47,562 dollars for next year.
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Black Study Prof Vows He'll Return
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Dr. Nathan Hare, cleared on some charges by a faculty committee, vowed to return next fall to San Francisco State College. Acting President Hayakawa reaffirmed Hare’s dismissal, saying his contract ends June 30 and will not be renewed. Hare, a sociologist, was cleared on charges related to the black studies program. two charges of unprofessional conduct remain pending.
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