Woman denies ITT GOP deals in letter from Petersen
Eastland released a letter from Assistant Attorney General Henry E. Petersen noting Dr. Lisska met with Justice Department officials at his request over Friday and Sunday due to concerns for Mrs. Beard. Petersen said no link between Lisska or his wife and any improper actions was found. The note references possible prosecution of Dr. Lisska's wife Catherine Payne and suggests evidence was reviewed to determine if charges are warranted.
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James 9. Eastland
D-Miss
Henry E. Petersen Kying
Lisska
Justice Department
Beard”choed
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Liszka
Catherine
Payne
Petersen
Eastland
Lika
Scever
Com
U. S
Eastern District
Viefea
Anita
Green
Nixon cabinet discusses busing amid desegregation debate
President Nixon sat with his Cabinet committee and six top black appointees for about 75 minutes to discuss busing as a tool for school desegregation. Officials said no decision was made, options remained open, and a new public statement was anticipated soon.
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Congress
White House
Nixon
Auxmy Gartral
Richard G. Kleindienst
Richartson
Healtha Education and
Wellere
George P. Shultz
Congress Als
Houseland Senate
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Wan
Stee
Niel
Nico
Police probe robberies across several cities
Sunday robberies were under investigation by local police. In Union City three men robbed a residence on Alvarado Niles Boulevard near Eunpoint, taking an unspecified amount. In San Leandro a 13 year old Fremont boy lost a $20 wristwatch after four youths restrained him near Persising Drive. Fremont police seek three men for an assault and theft of more than $200 from a Pleasanton youth. William Shewebuck was released after treatment for injuries from a reported assault with rocks and a wine bottle. In Hayward a Fremont man, Peter Richard Pins, 34, was arrested on a warrant tied to a Sayward Travelodge robbery and is held on $25,000 bail.
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William A. Issatks
Fremont
Persising Drive
Issacks
Pleasanton
Simay
William Shewebuck
Washington Hospital
Hayward
Harder Road
Dollar Street
Sayward
Foothit Blvd
Peter Richard Pins
Pete Nelson
Richard Nelson
Harris Place
Fremont muni court appoints new chief clerk
Judge Roy G. Pici announced John J. O Hagan as chief clerk of the Fremont Newark Union City Municipal Court. O Hagan, current Berkeley Alsing Manicigad Court deputy, lives in Alameda and has served San Alamden County five years. He will assume duties in about two weeks, succeeding Laura Secada who retired after 20 years. Secada was honored at a farewell dinner Friday attended by about 200 people.
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Alamden
O'Hagan
Laura Secada
Secada
Power line snaps in Newark causes blackout on Cherry Street
Fire Captain Glarence Johnson freed people trapped by a 12 000 volt power line that fell across Cherry Street in Newark. The line knocked out power to about 2 000 residents in the South Newark area and left 125 households without electricity overnight. The cause is undetermined after the line broke from a transformer. Occupants were uninjured. This follows a similar 12 000 volt line incident last week near Fremont.
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Newark
Glarence Johnson
Cherry Street
Cherry
Pacific Gay and Electric Co
Ules
Jonnaon
Thas
Fremont Boulevant
Mission View Drive
Fremont
Nes
Reagan urges GOP to reject ITT convention fund offer
Reagan told UPI in a Sacramento interview that Republicans should decline a 400000 offer from an ITT subsidiary to help fund the San Diego GOP national convention. He dismissed the dispute as fuss and noted concerns over how the money might be used. He also commented on Nixon China trip praise, welfare reform optimism, and other political matters.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Ed Rel
ITT
San Diego
Washington
Reagan
Pat Nixon
Reinecke
Gvernor
Fiat
Commission urges federal finance shift for schools
A Presidential panel led by Neil McElroy recommends federal takeover of major school funding to reduce reliance on local property taxes. It seeks to raise federal aid from about 4 billion to 9–12 billion via incentive grants to states increasing education spending. Operational costs total 44.3 billion. local taxes fund 2 percent, states 41 percent, federal 7 percent.
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Jet MM
Ashbrook
California
Nixon
San Aso
Regusficans
Legislate
New Hampshire
Sec
Finance Commission
Craig A. Palmer
Washington
Rales
Defense
Neil McElroy
Union City protests water rate hike and zoning plans
Union City officials discut zoning changes from multifamily to single family and seek federal funds for park restrains while approving a go cart track permit on Dyer Street. Citizens complain about school board tensions and council members clash over police use at meetings as Bay Area transit votes face opposition.
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Alvarado Park
Dyer Street
Casa Verde
Elnora Wands
Carlos Bee D Hayward
Bus system proposal faces voter concerns and costs
Fremont Newark and Union City residents discuss a proposed joint bus network with fixed hourly routes, 6 am to 6 pm on weekdays and Saturdays, and a 3 cent fare plus a 40 cent on call service. Tax impact estimated at 22 cents yearly on a 25 000 home, potential state gas funds may offset costs, with five months to two years to operational readiness.
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Vanoom
Fremont
Newark
Union Bie
van Doorn
Union City
To & P.m
Dinion City
Pope
Henry Bertuteit
Fremont Area
BART
City staff names on handbills spark ethics protest in Newark
Newark officials challenge a campaign handbill listing city staff among its backer names. City Manager Turnlord denounces the use as improper and a potential endorsement. Campaigns distributed 4000 copies urging support for Mrs. Shirley Sisk for council on April 11.
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Newark
Con
Shirley Sisk
Richard Turnlord
Turnlund
Jawami
Tarnhund
Turn Jayed
Chy
Gtat
Mir Eset
Elty Rifles
Covery
Coppnillee
Sisk
Lailbilly
Thrmund
Branning
Charles Casimark
Mel Nunes
Paul Tong
Glo Kricx
Warrett Harrell
F. “Tui
Judge dissolves restraining order on SAVE ballot in Livermore Pleasanton
An Alameda County judge lifts a temporary halt, allowing the SAVE Growth moratorium to appear on Livermore and Pleasanton ballots for the April 1 election. Plaintiffs Carpenter's Union Local 1822 filed suit to remove SAVE, arguing vague zoning and illegality. Court retained jurisdiction post election, leaving possible future challenges while ballots proceed.
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Oakland
SAVE
Livermore
Pleasanton
Alamda County
Save All Valley Environment
Gordon Minder
Robert Burnstein
Burnstein
Minder
Livermore and
Pirasantan
Gary Near
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Sheraton
International Telephone and Telegraph
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