Fremont Concert Association kicks off 1970 71 drive
Fremont announces a March 16 start for its 1970 71 membership drive. A seven dollar fee grants access to five Fremont concerts and up to 50 reciprocal events in nearby cities. Membership tops 2900 at Mission San Jose High Gym.
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Fremont
Fremont Concert Association
Cora Alameda
Mary Costa
Norman Labo
Roger Wagner
Mo Henry Boatwright
Alameda
Mission San Jose High School
First test of BART automatic control system in Oakland
Oakland officials staged a five minute underground test on a computerized BART dispatch board at Lake Merritt. Westinghouse demonstrated automatic train control with eight-foot displays across an 88 foot panel, linked to central computers monitoring train performance every half second. The system, designed to supervise and dispatch trains, includes radio telephones, speaker announcements, and storage batteries to cover power interruptions.
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Oakland
Bay
Cxtnputer
HART
Southern Atamece Yard
South Hayward
MazAriqur Seation
Westinghouse Electric Corp
BART
Lake Merritt
Sties Safety
Weki
Teadentral
Roaom
Brawison
Aje Discatcher
van Vecht
Serva Francisey
Unree
San Kiso Bay
Comnications
Mir
Resignation Ends Rights Official’s Civil Desegregation Push
Paul Billing, southern regional director for civil rights enforcement, resigned amid strong critique of Nixon era school desegregation policy. He claimed the administration lacks vigor and leadership, citing Panetta’s resignation and Mardian’s appointment as signs of policy delay. J. Stanley Pottinger named to succeed Panetta. Billing warned of renewed resistance.
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Atlanta
UPI
Paul Billing
Enforcement Corps
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Ean A. Panella
Panetta
Billing
Johnson
Justice Department
South
Rilling
Robert ¢. Mardian
Nixon
Tanetta
Mardian
J. Stanley Pottinger
San Francisco
WEW
Robert 4. Finch
Stan ‘Pottinger
Nixon Proposes Institute to Study Education Ills
President Nixon urged Congress to create a National Institute of Education to research why schools fail the poor and to guide reforms. He signed an executive order for a two year study of school financing led by Neil McElroy and pressed expansion of programs only after new findings.
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Washington
Neil McElroy
Johnson
Daniel P. Moynihan
Sald
Mixon
The Arcus Published by The Daily Review
A historical notice from The Arcus describes general circulation under Superior Court Order No 3464 in Alameda County California. It lists mailing address Fremont California 122 Center Square and subscription rates by mail 2.45 per month with contact numbers for circulation and management.
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Superior Court of
State of California
Alameda
Fremont
California
Center Square
Davy Dee Suzie
Fremiont
King's aide Andrew Young to run for Congress
ATLANTA UPI An aide of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Rev Andrew Young who for 10 years was one of Kings chief assistants is expected to announce Wednesday his candidacy for Congress. He plans to seek the fifth district seat now held by Republican Fletcher Thompson.
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Atlanta
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
Congress
Andrew Young
King
Fletcher ‘Thompson
Ohlone bond bid campaign moves into Fremont
Fremont volunteers Will distribute Black and orange signs reading A pls Enquals C to promote the Ohlone College bond. Bart Stillman says volunteers will call voters from a campaign headquarters starting March. Callers will answer questions until the election on April 14. Bumper stickers and brochures will be distributed at a Samwater event donated by Leon Menzett at 4343 Peralta Blvd. The site will be open from 9 am to 5 pm, five days a week until election day.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Bart Stillman
Aphose
Amy
Ginning Mareh
Ohlone
Brchhures Whign Tin Cann
Samwater
Leon Menzett
Peralta Blvd
Amd
Inmate hanged self at Santa Rita Center
An inmate at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center, Antonie Tommy Bissonette, 40, of Oakland, was found hanged in his cell Monday. Deputies said he was serving a sentence for drink-related offenses. A deputy found him hanging from a sheet during a routine check. doctors could not revive him. He had been checked about a half hour earlier. Bissonette, described as American Indian, reportedly suffered tuberculosis and epilepsy. next of kin is Mary Shirr of Oakland.
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Santa Rita
Sheriff's Department
Antonie Tommy Bissonette
Oakland
Elf
Bissonelle
Bissonettee
Mary Shirr
Alameda County Art Commission Schedules 9:30 a.m. March 4 Meeting
A special Alameda County Art Commission session is set for 9 30 a m March 4 in the county administration building Oakland. Chairman Harry X Ford announced the meeting to review goals and objectives. The group’s ordinance setup and recommendations from the ways and means committee were summarized for study.
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Alameda County Art Commission
Oakland
Harry X. Ford
Ga Ad Hou
Bradley warns of imperialist communism threat to America
General Omar N. Bradley voiced alarm that imperialist communism remains America's greatest danger, citing brush fire wars and invasions to spread Soviet influence. He warned antiwar youth may not grasp the peril and urged recognition of the need to defend freedom.
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Washington
UPI
Omar N. Bradley
America
T Yearold Bradley
Bradley
Korea
Vietnam
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
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Colbert St
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David
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Mast Bay Lutheran School
Zion Lutheran School
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