Livermore Valley Targeted by New Smog Permit Plan
Bay Area air district proposes sweeping permit rules to halt new industrial and commercial growth in Livermore Valley and other areas if projects worsen smog. Phase one implements basic permit procedures. phase two in four years could deny permits to projects exceeding state air quality standards. District officials insist the plan could be the broadest move in the region, with critics warning of land use implications.
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Fernand T. Gerson
Sarel City
Livermore-Amsdor
Milton Feldstein
Livermore Valley
Newsmen
Smog unit chief removal urged in Bay Area dispute
A division within the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District over leadership escalated as supporters of attorney Matthew Walker pressed to oust Chief Administrator Callaghan. A 67 page report alleging 20 changes targets Callaghan, citing enforcement laxity and misallocation of funds.
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Pacific State
Union City
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Boys Stop Railroad Gate At Fremont Peralta Streets
On Fremont Boulevard near Peralta Boulevard two youths volunteers held up a malfunctioning Southern Pacific crossing gate for over thirty minutes to let cars pass. Don Silva age 14 and Mike Ramos age 13 claimed they supported the end with counter weights, with Ramos estimating about 40 pounds before the gate rose on its own.
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Peralta Boulevard
Boyd
Southern Pacific
Don Silva
Angelus Ave
Mike Ramos
Howard Common
Mike Eat
Education bill okayed by Senate for student grants and aid
The Senate approved a $2 billion education bill with a base annual grant of 1400 to needy college students, plus a 1.5 billion fund for desegregation costs and a 150 million aid pool for financially troubled colleges. The measure, three years, advances to conference.
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Senate
Colege
House
Anti-busing proposals rejected in Senate vote
The Senate defeated three tough anti-busing measures as it moved toward education aid. An amendment to bar federal courts from ordering busing to integrate schools failed 48 to 47, while earlier votes blocked a right to attend the nearest public school and parental school choice. A revived Griffin amendment to curb court-ordered busing fell one vote short with Agnew presiding.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Civil Rights Commission
Sen
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan Republican
Districting defeat falls to confused voters in Fremont
In Fremont the drive to district the city council failed 5,600 to 3,031 as supporters blamed confusion about outcomes. Mission San Jose precincts rejected the plan by 85 percent, reflecting local resistance to changing power bases and mixed response across North Centerville and surrounding areas.
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John Pachtner
Fremont
Joe McCord
Mission San Jose
McCord
Weather Outlook Mostly fair with mild temps
Mostly fair conditions continue through tomorrow with minimal temperature change. Highs in the 60s, tonight’s low ranging from the upper 40s to upper 50s, light winds. Yesterday’s high reached 70 with a low of 42.
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Inpremont
Newave school board meeting sparsely attends police presence likely
The city council approves a resolution implying police may not be at the Newave school board meeting next Thursday. Angela Davis case coverage notes calls to relax security surrounding her murder kidnap trial while prosecutors seek a gag order on courtroom statements.
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Newave
Angela Davis
Nixon McGovern top ballots in California primary
The article notes Nixon and McGovern securing No 1 spots on the Republican and Democratic presidential ballots in California. It discusses state plans for year-round schools, new adult age changes, and welfare aid continuation amid political and environmental issues raised across pages 1, 7, 20 and 21.
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Nixon
George S. McGovern
California
Pagaé
Wilson Biles
Kleindienst to testify at Senate hearing on taxantitrust settlement
Attorney General designate Richard G. Kleindienst will testify at a special Senate hearing on charges that a federal antitrust settlement last year was tied to a large Republican party donation from the involved firm. A National Guard commander says it may take three days or longer to recover 15 to 20 bodies feared buried in Virginia floods.
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Ceneral
Richard G. Kleindienst
Senate
Tnst
Republican Party
Viginia
Bor dabbary sworn in as Uruguay president amid security
Wealthy landowner Juan Maria Bor dabberry is sworn in as president of Uruguay amid extraordinary security measures against Tupamaro guerrilla attacks. The British government ends the partial blackout imposed Feb 11 due to the coal miners strike, but a ban on advertising and display lighting remains in force.
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Juan Maria Bordaberry
Uruguay
Britain
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