Parole Violator Charged As Hollywood Firebug
Canadian parolee Donald Roy Hunter, 24, was jailed Friday on charges as the Hollywood firebug who started 13 blazes causing about 250000 dollars in damage last month. Arson squad and police tracked him after he was arrested near Hollywood and Vine following the May 14 Taft Building fire.
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Stanford Suspends 14 Students
Stanford University suspended 14 students for violating academic probation by occupying a campus mall on May 1 to protest war related research. President Kenneth S. Pitzer acted on recommendations from the Stanford Judicial Council.
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Mock Plane Crash Drill Sets Today in Union City
Union City police and firemen stage a 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. mock plane crash drill in Seven Hills to practice search and rescue after a real Cessna 150 crash on the salt flats last Thursday. Lt. Ron Lindgren coordinates as 56 Citizens Band volunteers from El Sobrante to Woodland join the exercise.
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Arcus Determined Court Paper in Alameda County
The Arcus determined a paper of general circulation by Order No 314854 of the Superior Court of California in Alameda County on June 21 1961 Entered at Post Office Fremont California as Seton Class Master under the Act of Congress March 9 1897 Address all communications to 4122 Canter Square Fremont California 74826 Subscription rates 10 daily 20 cents Sunday 1.50 month by mail 2.25 month Published Sunday through Saturday 122 Century quaca Fremont Cal Page 797 5278.
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Reagan Defends Tactics In Berkeley
Reagan told a Commonwealth Club audience that police and National Guard actions during Berkeley clashes last month were necessary to prevent real tragedy. He cited May 15 gunfire and May 22 gas as dangerous stand-offs and defended officers who used no weapons. He urged study of tenure and urged Regents to grant clearer authority over hiring and dismissal at the UC system.
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Inflationary Pressures Hit France Runoff Looms
The Bank of France raised its discount rate from 6 to 7 percent to curb inflation amid heavy foreign trade deficit. Analysts foresee austerity measures under the new president. Polls predict Georges Pompidou will defeat Alain Poher in the Sunday runoff. France posted a May foreign trade shortfall of 300 million dollars, a record since 1958.
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Peale To Lead Church Services At White House
Washington reports Dr. Norman Vincent Peale will conduct Sunday religious services in the East Room at the White House. The presidential policy favors East Room services as Nixon began his term in January, moving away from attending a church with predecessors.
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Raw Sewage Discharge Won't Affect Southern Alameda
A large discharge of raw sewage from San Francisco into San Francisco Bay is expected to have no immediate effect on Southern Alameda County. State health officials say the contamination will be confined to the West Bay for now, with testing continuing on Alameda beaches. Local officials stress the nuisance aspect and potential long-term risks if the flow persists.
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Country Club To Get Work Bill Continued From Page
Oil spill cleanup at the country club area continues as district crews complete a cleanup phase. Whitfield notes the slick percolated toward groundwater but hopes it will dissipate. Fremont avoided greater risk. Health officials say no major health threat exists, though precautions remain.
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First Units In Viet Withdrawal Told
Washington reports two brigades of the Army's 9th Infantry Division about 10 000 men and a Marines unit of 7 005 will be the first U S forces to leave Vietnam this summer. Within about a month, 900 infantry will return to U S soil. By end of August, all 25 000 are to depart. The 9th Division has fought in the Mekong Delta while the Marines are to go to Dong Ha near the demilitarized zone and may be reassigned or disbanded. one 9th Division brigade stays behind. Families face no reassurance as withdrawals begin.
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Outburst at Chamber Meeting Sparks Accusations of Quorum Issues
The chamber faced heated exchanges over board size and bylaws as critics urged studying amendments before expanding to 25 directors. Several directors left, delaying a second vote, while budget approval for 1969-70 and plans for the Sept 18 Industrial Conference were discussed amid tensions. The Big C drive added 119 new members.
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Citizens survey hailed by council in capital improvement debate
Reaction to the citizens priorities survey on the capital improvement budget drew praise from several council members. They noted the questionnaire’s timing, changes in staff, and the clearer format. some urged re evaluation of swim center needs and conditions before next steps.
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Fremont Developer Gets Praise Despite Scrutiny
Fremont developer Jack Brooks faced questions on his 330 unit Fremont Boulevard project between Gibraltar and Nicole Avenue. Commissioner Ed Leys commended Brooks for cooperation and openness, praising his responsiveness to inquiries. A property owner challenged the city's plan to condemn land on Fremont Boulevard at Tamayo Street to serve another Brooks project, noting concerns over a street opening. Brooks said the street would benefit both developments and property owners.
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Sunday Mercury News Promotes New Franchise Field
Parade notes a booming 80 billion industry with 400000 workers spanning pizza parlors to ear-piercing salons and offers tips to avoid scams. Lee Evans Olympic champion receives a portrait in Mercury News Sunday Magazine while This Week highlights teen help lines and family reading.
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