U S and Vietnamese forces report clashes and sniffer device
The report details heavy air battles over North Vietnam with a MIG 21 downed by a Navy pilot and allied casualties in Saigon area fighting. It notes a new electronic sniffer device used by U S forces to detect enemy movements and its impact on combat effectiveness amid ongoing Paris peace talks.
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U. S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Saigon
Hoi An
Mekong
Vietnam
Quang Tri Province
Deltta
U.S
U. S. 9Th Infantry
Paris
9Th Infantry Division
Newark
Bruce
Haus
Altman
Robert Plowright
Haas
League of California
Siagon
Ments
Our City
Claremont
Move to Rename Ohlone to Kennedy May Be Reborn
McCord proposes naming Ohlone College in honor of John and Robert Kennedy. Trustees faced strong public opposition and discussed alternatives such as a scholarship or library dedication. A formal presentation and August vote were anticipated as the board weighs history and community input.
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Ohlone
Kennedy
Ohlone College
Discussion College
McCord
John F. Kennedy
Sen
Robert
Fremont-Newark
Joe McCord
James Bray
Wilmar
Pruitt
Marilyn Blacie
John Weed
Santa Clara University
Mission Blvd
Taj
IAM
Kennedy Brothers
John
Libel Suit Dismissed Against Newark Officials
Former Newark Mayor Louis Milani had a 10 000 slander and libel case against Newark residents and Citizens for Better City Government dismissed by Alameda County Superior Court. Judge Lionel J. Wilson ruled the suit void after Milani failed to act within five years. initial defendants included Mrs Bette Grigsby and others amid a recall context. The complaint filed April 3 1983 cited derogatory statements about Milani’s Newark City Council voting record. March 1994 dismissal of Grigsby suit ended the action as the group was never served.
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Newark
Louis Milani
Citizens For Better
Alameda County Superior Court
Lionel J. Wilson
Milani
Bette Grigsby
Lewie Roche
Donna Scheidemann
Fremont council okays 6.5 million budget for street work
Fremont city council approved a 6.5 million dollar budget for next year and a street program totaling over 960 thousand dollars. They backed 36,700 for advertising and promotion, with most of the funds possibly going to the Chamber of Commerce, while directing a report on allocation. The panel also approved small sums for the Junior Chamber of Commerce Veterans Day and the Fremont safety council. Planned street projects include Stephens Boulevard and Paseo Padre Parkway improvements with traffic signals to be installed at multiple intersections. The budget process continues with a recreation commission request pending.
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Fremont
Yesaterday
Chamber of Commerce
Geoffrey Steel
Don Dillon
William van Doorn
Chamber
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Frenont Safety Council
Ste
Fepson Boulevard
Limite Freeway
Blacowl Road
Paseo Padre Parkway
Mento
Washington
Osgood Road
Prune Avenue
Central
Egens Street
Beacon
Warm Springs
Mission
Mony
Posey Padre Parkway
Thornton Avenue
Peralta Boulevard
Niles Canyon Road
Peralta
Mowry Avene
Recreation Commission
Arcus Published by Daily Review Tack Moorhead
Paper of general circulation authorized by the Superior Court of California in Alameda County. Published June 7 1981. Entered at Fremont California post office as second class matter under the Act of Congress. Center Square Fremont circulation daily.
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Daily Review
Crown Attempts Power Play To Revive BART Bill
In Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman Robert Crownsouse used a legislative tactic to revive a Bay Area Rapid Transit funding bill. He sought to remove a Senate passed measure from the Assembly floor and send it to the Ways and Means Committee led by Crown, aiming to leverage Senate approval into stalled action.
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Sacramento
UPI
Crown
Robert W. Crownsouse
Senate
Assembly
Randolph Callier
D-Yreka
Ways and Means Committee
San Francisco
Don Fazackerley
Collier Bill
Bay Area Council
Bay Area
Mulford
J Rapid Transit District
Syss
Area Plan Could Save BART Says Official
San Francisco dispatch reports officials backing a regional approach to fund Bay Area rapid transit. The Mulford Crown bills would divert highway funds to cover a 144 million BART deficit, with tolls on bridges and a half percent sales tax under consideration. Collier urged regional unity and a limited regional government to push the plan in 1969.
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Bart
Collier's Mountain District
Sente Transportation Committee
Finance Committee
Bay Area
Assembly
Sente
Fazackerley
Foley to appeal reversal of contempt ruling for officer
Alameda County Superior Court ruled Detective Peter Quevedo should not face contempt or jail for refusing to reveal an informant's name in a marijuana case. Foley said he will appeal as a point of law and plans to expunge the contempt citation. The appeal goes to the California District Court of Appeal in San Francisco.
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Hayward
Foley
Peter Quevedo
Alameda County
Lewis E. Lercara
Queveda
Nan Mintz
Joseph Marinez
Sharon Lister
Quevedo
Loreaza
District Court
San Francisco
Police morale urged as pay and conditions lag
City police face staffing shortages and heavy workloads with pay rises seen as essential. Officers cite low salaries and overtime gaps, saying morale will worsen unless better working conditions and higher wages are approved. The association plans to respond to the report by July 3 ahead of July 15 council hearings.
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Li. Johnson
Heyen
McClellan
Bay Area
Wei
Heven
Brisbane
Fremont
Mulford Backs Measure To Aid BART Funding
Assemblyman Don Mulford says his bill to divert highway funds to the Bay Area Rapid Transit District remains alive despite the Senate committee setback. He cites ongoing efforts to resolve BART’s 144 million dollar deficit and notes the debate includes a toll hike plan by Sen. Miller and a 0.5 percent Bay Area sales tax proposal.
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Crown Land
Don Mullford
Piermont
Collier
Senate Transportation Committee
Bay Area
Don Mulford
Piedmont
State Senate
Governmental Efficiency Committee
Mulford
George Miller Jr
D-Martinez
Miller
Randolph Collier
Yreka
Collier’s
Senate ‘Transportation Committee
Robert Crown
Alameda
Reagan
BART
Pay TV Given One Last Try in Hartford Trials
The FCC granted Hartford authority to extend its pay television experiments for three more years to conduct further trial subscriptions. Officials say the program will continue under authorized experimental operations in Hartford, Connecticut.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
Hartford
FCC
Auoave
Mt Hartford
Ray Claims Innocence Amid King Murder Case Filing
Extradition papers allege James Earl Ray killed Martin Luther King Jr on April 4 1968 in Shelby County Tennessee. The document describes the act as murder and cites the defendant Ray as the perpetrator during his capture and legal process.
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Froy
Memphis
Lorraine
James Earl Ray
Shelby County
State of
Tennessee
Martin Luther King Jr
United States
Fremont Councilman Cited for Speeding After Vote Controversy
Fremont councilman Dr. Hugh Block questioned his past decision to back police radar purchases after being cited for 36 mph in a 25 mph zone. He admitted his speedometer read 38 mph and noted the ticket confirmed the meter’s accuracy.
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Fremont
Hugh Block
Block
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