Shirley Temple Films Banned by TV Chiefs
The Independent Broadcasting Authority forbade airing Shirley Temple films in Britain, saying they were outdated and sentimental for today’s children. The former child star, now Mrs. Shirley Temple Block, ambassador to Ghana, could not be reached for comment.
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Lomcom
UPI
Linda Lovelace
Shirley Temple
Rhasana
Linds
Briteli
Shirley
Tenan
Moppa
Butl Committen
Independent Broadcasting Authority
Shirley Tole
Are
Heronalla
Shirley Temple Block
U.S
Ghana
Ohlone College trustees approve firearms policy with compromise
After two hours of debate the Ohlone College board adopted a policy on campus firearms. A compromise clause leaves open future gun authorization but currently prohibits carrying or keeping firearms on campus. The vote was 6 to 1 with Aylward dissenting.
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Sephen Epler
Board of Trustees
Epler
California
Mike Laughlin
Conder
Uns
Joe McCord
Walt Nh
Walt Aylward
Dr. Epier
Dr.Epier
Abe Hochler
Don Droliman
Aylwand
William Richter
Echter
Richter
Epter
Haymond Snow
Three Robberies Target Tri City District Arrest Reported
Three robberies occurred in the Tri City area with one arrest. At 2 30 am a Short Stop in Union City was hit by a masked thief taking 40 dollars in a red bag. A 2urar old man reported ten men robbed him in Union City home for 185 dollars. Police traced a suspect to Fremont where Seve Quemer 22 was arrested for strong arm robbery. a second suspect wearing a purple velvet Gerby hat remains at large.
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Tri-City
Mission Blvd
Union Cty
Gurenan
2Urar
Union City
Parkside
Whipple Road
Nunes Lane
Fremont
Seve Quemer
Bark theft at Warm Springs Blvd stuns owner
Fremont police report a brown and white St Bernard valued at 500 pounds was stolen from the rear of a business at 49805 Warm Springs Blvd sometime between noon and 1 pm on Monday. The dog was kept behind the rear fence and had become a serious problem for the owner.
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Fremont
Warm Springs Blvd
Starr
Pelice
St. Bernard
Campground plan near Sonora draws voter vote
Sonora Tuolumne County residents rejected Leisure Sh ment Co plan to build a nearly one million dollar Sierra campground five miles east of here. David Spurgeon's firm faced strong opposition calling it a Disneyland under the pines and feared negative impacts on summer homes. Opponents ran a petition drive and billboard campaign, leading to a decisive defeat by about two to one.
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Sonora
Tuslumne County
Tagan Developmers
Here
David Spurpeon
Leisure Shment Co
Tula County
Spurgeon
Perss
Bisa
New Haven School Board Wins and Bond Approved
Incumbents Stone and Strickland along with challenger Norman faille win seats on the New Haven school board. Voters approve an $8.3 million revenue bond for district facilities and annexation to the South County Community College District. Final precinct totals show Stone and Hastings each with 2,110 votes and Strickland close behind. Bond passage clears with 2,254 yes to 145 no, annexation with 2,049 yes to 1,571 no.
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Margaret “Stone
Harold ‘Strickland
New Haven
Normn Fainle
Lester Clark
Electan Spacheadeal
South County Community College
Sone
Hastings
Strickland
Stone
Newark challengers seize school board seats in basics push
Retkowitz seeks fourth term to raise student achievement and stress core academics. Ballard backs return to basics and stronger local voice. Westover wins without campaigning, Grigsby cites possible computer error. Recount requested by Rigas amid mixed results. Carson vows continued involvement and urging community action for better Newark education.
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Retkowitz
Ballard
Grigsby
Westover
Rigas
Woodcutter guilty of murder in Willows crime spree
In Willows, California, John Wayte Card was found guilty by an eight man, four woman jury of three counts of first degree murder and five kidnapping charges related to a summer today. Card denied killing anyone, claiming targets were a San Francisco trafficker. He was captured July 4 in Truckee after the Griffiths family killings and related abductions. Judge Murray indicated potential death-penalty proceedings on the murder counts, with sentencing to occur after a separate sanity plea proceeding.
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Merced
UPI
Superior Court
John Wayte Cand
California
Willows
Mary Jen
Burley
San Francisco
Card
FBI
Truckee
Clayton Griffiths
Nancy
Lisa Anne
Kay Skillen
Deborah
Wesley
Carol
Griffiths
Murray
Tenet Tl
Canadian Shipbuilders Win 45 Million Dollar Subsidy
Ottawa reports Industry Minister Alastair Gillespie announced a 45 million dollar subsidy for Canadian shipbuilders this year. The program aims to lift export output to 475 million dollars over four years by providing a subsidy of 1.5 percent of approved vessel costs, with gradual reductions beginning next year. The plan, no terminal grant, ties payments to vessel completion and program milestones.
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Ottawa
Canada
Fremont and Union City street funds advance in federal plan
Fremont and Union City expect federal support for multiple projects including 1.27 million for a Bay Area Rapid Transit District access upgrade in San Leandro and 909,693 to improve parking near the South Hayward BART station. Priority shifts threaten earlier hoped funding timelines.
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Fremont
Union City
Decoia Road
Stevenson Boulevard
Blacow Hasd
Fremont Boulevard
Durham Road
Grimmer Boulevard
Bay Area
San Leandro
San Beanica Boulevard
Rice Street
Southern Pacific Railroad
South Hayward Bart
Hayward
Grand Avenue
Winton Avenue
Hanley
Birchfield
Mayer
Carcearan
Belewee
Sur Boyle
County Welfare Commission
Livermore
Halen ‘Tirsell
Alameda
Voters Fund Dumbarton Lawsuit In Atherton Move
Atherton residents voted 1482 to 1.24 to authorize a tax levy of up to 15 cents per $500 assessed value to finance the legal fight blocking the Dumbarton Bridge reconstruction. City officials say the council’s veto power may limit the mandate as two more lawsuits target the project.
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Atherton
Dumbarton
Butoun
Jack Farrell
Palo Alto
Universit Avena
Citizens Against
Dumbarton Bridge
Marsh Road
North plain stay order lifted by Alameda judge
Judge George W. Phillips Jr. lifted the stay, freeing Hiblling city planning commissioners to consider a general plan amendment to reclassify the northern plain from urban to farming uses. City councilmen may pursue developments while Singer Housing Co. pursues a suit alleging the city must prepare an environmental impact report. a ruling is expected by March 15 though a final decision on the general plan remains months away.
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Sny Aly Courtney
Hiblling City
Fren
Buses Set for Lobbying Trip by Local Activists
Two citizen groups People for Better Water and Electricity and Gas for People plan a 6:30 a.m. bus trip from Fremont to Sacramento to meet Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. and state legislators on PG&E rates. Anne Sebastian, chairwoman of EAGP, says about 120 residents will ride, while Irene Vincent of PBW aims to pressure the Health and Welfare Agency to revoke Citizens Utility Co. permit and modernize water standards.
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Fremont
Adivist
People For Better Water
Sinker Alamels
Electricity and Gas
Ca Mt
Sacramento
Anne Sebstian
EAGP
Icted
Edmund Brown Jr
Pacific Gas & Electric Ca
Sebastian
John’ Olendahl
Dockland
eTl
Irene Vincent
State Health and Welfare Agency
Citizens Utility Co
Montgomery Ward
Bill to ban flip-top beer cans reintroduced
Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman Eyzberg introduced a bill for the second time to prohibit sale of metal beverage containers with removable opening portions. The measure targets cans with top removal to access contents, aiming to curb disposal and litter.
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Sacramento
UPI
Eyzberg
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Harold Strickland
Margaret Stone
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