Fremont Considers Nursery Land Swap For Housing
The city may take over California Nursery land to save Vallejo Adobe and preserve open space while allowing 575 housing units on adjacent acres. A short term lease to a nursery operator would maintain the site as quasi public, with a goal to secure true public use or transfer to private hands with open space protections later.
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Fremont
California
Vallejo Adobe
Cagsea
Nixon campaigned six month war end claim disputed
Rep Riegle cites Nixon telling him during the 1968 campaign that a GOP victory would end the war in six months a claim the White House denies. The report notes possible peace treaties and Nixon's support for Minh against Thieu in upcoming elections in Paris.
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Rep. Riegle
Nixon
White House
Paris
Big Minh
South Vietnam
Thien
Letters to the editor criticizing the CDC board
An open letter defends Dean Maselli and the CDC against critics, praising his dedication and questioning the motives of opponents. The writer demands transparency on the CDC grant, spending of tax money, and board actions, urging public accountability and continued community cooperation to fight drug abuse.
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Lou Maselli
C.D.C. Board of Directors
Dean Selig
C.D.C
Mr. Maselli
D.C
Park and Recreation Society urges Fremont to preserve director role
The California Park and Recreation Society representing 3,000 professionals in 330 cities warns Fremont against abolishing the director of leisure services and downgrading the department to a division. It urges hiring a full-time director with full department status to meet rising public needs. Dana P. Vaughan Jr. CP.RS. president.
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California Park and Recreation Society
California
Fremont
C.P R.S
C.P.R.S
Dana P. Vaughan, Jr
Cp.rs
Fluoridation Fight Draws Local Letter to Editor
A reader questions fluoridated water and urges petition signing at stores near Mervyns Payless and White Front. The letter claims dental cavities are not solved by fluoridation, warns of higher water bills, and hints at a November election remoter on the issue.
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Mervyns
R. 8. Coon Fremont
Washington representatives and offices for South County areas
Senators Alan Cranston and John Tunney and Congressmen George Miller Don Edwards hold South County districts. Cranston at Senate Office Building Washington DC 2010. Tunney at 429 Cannon House Office Building DC 20038. Miller at 2365 Rayburn Building DC 20015. Edwards at 118 Cannon Building DC 2015. Districts include San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Valley Hayward Alameda East Oakland South Hayward Union City Fremont Newark parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
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USS
South County
Alan Cranston
Senate
Washington, D.C
John ¥. Tunney
Cannon House
San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Livermore-Amador Valley
North Hayward
Alameda
East Oakland
Don Edwards
Cannon
South Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Santa Clara
San Mateo
Plain talk about garbage from Navy pollution stance
The Navy plans 348 million dollars for 1974 77 to clean up oil waste noise and refuse at Pentagon facilities and on ships. Assistant Secretary Robert A Frosch argues that most pollutants can be managed or turned into energy and fertilizer, urging progress over doom while stressing science over sensationalism.
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Washington, D.C
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Navy Department
Navy
Pentagon
John Chaffee
Rhode Island
the Navy
Robert A. Frosch
Santa Barbara
Frosch
Hubert Frasch
Defense Department
Ocean
The Rise and Fall of Abe Teitelbaum the Mob Lawyer
The piece traces Abraham Teitelbaum once Al Capone’s lawyer and fixer who used union payoffs to shield restaurant owners. By 1971 he lives in Los Angeles on welfare, his health ruined, wife gone, still owing half a million. The tale ends noting the mob’s self-interest over former partners.
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Abraham Teitelbaum
Underworld
Abe Teitelbaum
al Capone
Chicago
Assn
Abe ‘Eitelbaum
Michigan Avenue
Senate
Senators
Restaurant Assn
McClellar
Teitelbaum
The Mafia's Start in Palermo Examined by Henry J. Taylor
Henry J Taylor traces Palermo's history as the cradle of the Mafia, detailing a legend of 1282 Massacre and the term Morte alla Francia Italia anala, then describes Mafia code, ranks, omerta, and five cardinal rules guiding its secrecy and discipline within Palermo society.
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Palermo
Italia
Italy
Historic feats mark this day in history
Benjamin Franklin demonstrated electricity and lightning with a kite in Philadelphia in 1752. The General Slocum steamboat disaster killed 1 021 on the East River in 1904. Valery Bykovsky orbited Earth 81 times in 1963. Prime Minister Kishi asked Eisenhower in 1960 to delay a Tokyo visit due to anti American riots. A Thought for today from John Buchanan recalling debt to the past and future.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
General Slocum
East River
Manhattan
Valery Bykovsky
Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Tokyo
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