Nixon wins first revenue sharing vote in Senate
The Senate approved a 9 billion revenue sharing bill by 80 to 1, consolidating housing, subsidies and water programs. The bill shifts discretion to states and requires plans to meet housing needs and improve urban blight, with Brock opposing.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Willan E. Brock
R-Tenn
Rens HU Sua Je Taye Ors
Wastleaers
Taget
Ould
Senate Con- Mites
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Ogra
Weekend Forecast of Clouds and Sprinkles Likely
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy weather through tomorrow with a chance of sprinkles. Highs will be in the mid 50s to mid 60s both days, with tonight's lows in the mid 40s to mid 50s. Light winds and a 20 percent rain chance today and tonight.
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Fremont
Transit aid plan stalls as Volpe won’t spend funds
The proposed amendment would authorize 800 million dollars over two years for mass transit, aimed at capital improvements and new equipment. Transport Secretary Volpe indicated he would not disburse the money even if Congress approved it, marking a shift from prior aid rules.
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John A. Volpe
Congress
Boy Trapped Five-Year-Old Rescued From Shaft
In El Monte a five year old boy became wedged in a shaft. Firemen worked through the night with two piling and later drilled lateral pulls to free him. The boy and his father cooperated as rescuers freed him.
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EL Monte
Colt
UPI
Siyearedd Bey
Fremont Stadium Boosters outline progress and plans
Fremont Stadium Boosters, Inc. meet with school district officials over lunch to tour the site and outline progress for the $500,000 sports stadium project. Angela Devis hosts a news conference with a photograph as she exchanges embraces with the man amid cheers from television cameras.
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Fremont Stadium ‘Boosters, Inc
Offitak
Angela Devis
Nan
Arphér
California trip shocks Nixon foe charges melee at San Jose
The Ashbrook camp in Ohio accuses Nixon of costing Republicans control of California by provoking a rock throw incident in San Jose just before the 1970 election. A federal grand jury in San Francisco indicts Black Panther Party chief of staff David Hilliard for perjury.
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Ohio
John M. Ashbrook
California
President Nixon
San Jose
San Francisco
David Hilliard
Black Panther Party
Stock markets dip as profit taking softens gains
The Dow falls 1.66 to 933.77 while the NYSE index rises slightly. Trading volume remains steady for a second straight session, and the average price of an NYSE common share edges up two cents.
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New York Stock Exchange
Acara
Dow Jones
NYSE
Vast heroin haul seized on shrimp boat in inter national war
U S narcotics officials report 935 pounds of pure heroin encased in concrete aboard a shrimp boat. It is described as the largest seizure in the decades long war on narcotics, with an estimated street value of 212.5 million dollars in the United States.
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U.S. Narcotics Bureau
United States
CDC and Second Chance bids delayed by planning board
The Alameda Regional Planning Board in Oakland moved to place the Community Drug Council funding bid under additional study amid a looming funding crisis. The decision to form task forces follows tightening federal support and questions about the CDC program’s future.
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Glenn Anderson
Community Drug Council
CDC
Alameda
Noontime park scene amid march near record warmth
In Lafayette Park opposite the White House two lovers ignored a noon audience as the day warmed to near record highs for March 1. A Newark anti-drug program and related items are noted along with evolving federal funding for the CDC.
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Lafayette Park
White House
Ohlone services director under fire at Premont
Dissatisfaction with Ohlone Community Services Director Dr. Robert Niederholzer grows as faculty and students, notably La Raza Nueva, censure him. Niederholzer declines to attend a student council hearing, calling it circus, while a committee investigates the office and faculty members issue new charges.
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Ohlone @ community services
Robert 0. Niederholzer
Tting
Cireus
la Raza Nueva
Community Services Office
Smog chief denies charges, vows not to resign
Dr. D J Callaghan, chief of the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District, says he has no intention of resigning his $34 000 a year post amid accusations from two groups. A 66 page memorandum accuses him of sympathy for polluters and is dismissed as vicious by Callaghan. The 18 member board will receive his detailed response.
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Richard G. Kleindienst
San Francisco
D. J. Callaghan
Bay Area Air Pollusion Control District
Callaghan
Santa Clara
William R. Jelavich
Citizens ‘Against
Cadaghran
Syrian defenses repel jets near Latakia and Ta Gila
Syrian defenses repelled two Israeli air attacks aimed at Latakia and the Ta Gila area near Syria’s major port. Syrian and Palestinian guerrilla spokesmen said air and ground fire forced the aircraft to retreat with no reported casualties. Damascus Radio quoted a Syrian spokesman claiming 40 penetrations were intercepted near Latakia before the planes were forced to withdraw.
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Syria
Ta Gila
Guerrila
Oocl
Kuneitra
Israal
Tel Aviv
Damascus
Latakia
Professor named in warrant shakes Union City board
Union City officials issued warrants naming Professor Eleanor Kaplan of California State College Maynard and two others, Julio Montes de Oca and Ruben Uriarte, in a disturbance of the peace case linked to an egg throwing incident during a trustees meeting. Police officials said Legal Aid Society attorneys will arrange surrender and court appearances.
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Union City
Eleanor Ueving Kaplan
Californiia State College
Maynard
Seu Earker
Julio Montes de Oca
Fifth St
Ruben Uriarte
Tippleance Ave
Hayward
Ronald Lindren
Te Legal Aid Society
Uriarte
Cel
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