Senate defeats two Vietnam withdrawal deadline attempts
The Senate blocks a 1972 withdrawal deadline and the McGovern Hatfield plan. Lawton Chiles proposal fails 62 to 44 and the McGovern Hatfield amendment fails 55 to 42. Sen Milton Young defects amid concerns on troop drug addiction. White House victory but renewed congressionally imposed deadline pressure grows.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Indochina
Milton Young
North Dakota
Young
Southeast Asia
White House
Weather outlook for Vem Reta and ALO Fair
The forecast calls for mainly clear skies with low clouds Monday morning. Highs today 85 to 95 degrees and tomorrow in the 80s. Tonight’s low expected in the 80s. Winds will be west to northwest at 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons. Details on Page 14.
Alameda County Water District to review bond financing plan
The Alameda County Water District will hold a special 7 p.m. meeting to review methods of financing the proposed 7.95 million bond issue. District directors and officers are expected to discuss repayment schedules and funding sources.
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Alameda County
Reagan accuses Democrats of hindering welfare reform tax move
Governor Reagan returns from an out-of-state trip charging Democrats with blocking meaningful welfare reform and pushing for big tax hikes. The Assembly Ways and Means Committee backs a 1.4 billion Democratic tax revision while Senate panels open hearings on two major tax plans, one Reagan authored and one by Senator Moscone.
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Ronald Reagan
Legislative
Assembly Ways and Means Committee
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
George R. Moscone
San Francisco
Security zone around Alcatraz and related federal actions
Federal officials establish a security zone around Alcatraz to deter possible Indian invasion. Simultaneously, 85 Indian protesters near an abandoned Army missile base 15 miles away face removal. The New York Times withholds secret Vietnam War documents from Rep. Paul McCloskey. Texas figures tied to a statewide stock scandal face federal bribery, racketeering, and wiretapping probes. US officials fear Times disclosure could aid Soviet decoding of coded messages from the 1960s.
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Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
The
New York Times
Paul McClosely
R-Calif
Department of Decease
Congressional Record
Texas
U.S
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Pentagon Study Disclosure Praised by International Editors
International editorial pages hail the New York Times for publishing a secret Pentagon study on the Indochina War. Critics on the left and right condemn the Nixon administration and U.S. war policy, urging transparency and accountability in a heated debate.
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Pentagon
New York Times
U.S
Phone workers set strike date
The Communications Workers of America announced a strike date of July 14 at 6am local time if no wage agreement is reached with Bell Telephone System. The union represents about 60,000 members after a 3 to 1 vote in favor of striking, potentially affecting North American operations.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
The
Communications Workers of America
Bell Telephone System
Joseph A. Beirne
North America
CWA
Beirne
Bastille
Uninn
Western Electric and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Bell
Bell System
Fre mont Recreation Dept Split Stalls City Plan
Fre mont commissioners divided over abolishing the recreation director post and folding the department into Public Works. With no formal recommendation, Chairman Art Lampert urged individual views for the council as a near-empty meeting endured delays and a late quorum.
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Fremont
Recreation
City Recreation
Recreation Department
Public Works
Commission
Art Lampert
Lo] Lérch
Will Lampert
ED Washburn
Alice Cline
Dan Driggs
Sleger
City Call
Siality
Larry Milnes
Milnes
Calico Kitten Might Be Male Baffles Fremont Owner
Mrs. Patricia McDonald reports a litter from her cat Harold Ino wonder with a stray male sire. One kitten resembles a calico and may be male, a rare trait that could fetch up to $3,000 if fertile. Two veterinarians say the kitten looks male, with possibilities of future fertility or intersex traits.
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Fremont
Patricia McDonald
Mrs. McDonald’s
Harold Ino
McDonalds
Parkwood Drive
Pye
Bruce Boehringer
Anderson
Fremont schools likely to endure major quake with minor damage
Structural engineer J D Naillon concludes Fremont Unified School District schools would suffer little structural damage in a major earthquake. His study, prompted by a parent inquiry, compares Field Act standards and El Centro quake damage, noting updated California Administrative Code sections and stricter modern requirements. Copies of the report are available in district facilities offices.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
Danville
J. D. Naillon
Norman Hale
California
Nailson
el Centro
Hale
Naillon
Freimont
Lawrence
Sylva
Fremont Blvd
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Newark
By John Pachtner
WWE
Boehringer Coul
Daha Anderson
Mission Valley
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