Closer look at creek authorized to detect harmful substances
Ken a chemist urged district independence in monitoring creek water to catch pollutants and accountability. Assistant Chief Engineer Sayter warned a possible chloramine discharge from a sewage plant may have harmed fish. samples will be refrigerated for up to a month for analysis. The board set April 11 for a public hearing on raising replenishment assessments and April 13 for a bond election, and weighed an exemption request from the Army Corps of Engineers regarding water service charges along Alameda Creek.
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Ken
Harry Brombaugh
Stanley R. Sayter
Saylor
Army Corps of Engineers
Alameda Creek
Nixon tied to ITT case in columnist account
Washington UPI reports a syndicated columnist claims President Nixon urged earlier to settle the Justice Department antitrust case against ITT. The Senate committee heard that such assertions were disputed by former Attorney General Mitchell, who denied any such talks. The testimony tied ITT funding offers to the 1972 convention and a political influence question.
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UPI
Nixon
Allorney
Soba N. Mitchell
Justice Department
International Telephone and Telestaon
Senate
Jack Anderson
Hunt Hume
ITT
Michel
Treremony
Heme
Dita D. Beard
Ater Ander
Son
Richard G. Klvindienst
Beard
Anderson
Kreindienst
Genala
Mitchell
Tune
Denver
Frankfort
Martha Mitchell
Hume
Aegard-ng
Justice
Sen Roman 2
Hruska
R-Neb
Kleindienst
Council warning on Thornton plan
City council debates Thornton plan amid protests from property owners as officials wait for end of month to see if assessment district can gain acceptance. Boy Scouts run mock government day with a student mayor and councilmembers. council approves 715000 capital program for 1972 73 including street work.
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O'Mara
Mack Council of
Boys Scouts
Thomas Varghese
Lupine Court
Mack Corneil
Robert Plowright
Plowright
Fremont teachers seek big package
Fremont teachers push a broad contract package including policy changes with no cost. One proposal would delay the transfer of administrators to avoid a recurrence of last year’s dispute over principal dismissals. Another would provide binding arbitration of grievances if other resolutions fail, with the school board currently the final arbiter of grievances.
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Roberts
Two arrested for selling pot in Newark
Police arrested a 19 year old man and a 12 year old youth on marijuana possession charges. Detective Amaral found 12 plastic bags of marijuana near Cedar Boulevard and the railroad tracks. The older suspect, Larez, admitted selling weed to adolescents from his Newark residence with the younger arrested alongside. The investigation traced the supplier, Larter, a machinist at a Union City plant.
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Newark
Schacter St
Hayward
Dale Amara
Cedar Boulevard
Amaral
Chet
Bay
Larter
Union Ciy
Mandatory airline security orders issued for aircraft protection
Retired Air Force Gen. Benjamin S. Davis said the federal government recommends airlines avoid tandem demands and enforce strong security steps. He noted a one second per passenger screening profile exists to detect weapons but refused details to prevent sparking new attempts. He saw no need for new tech to implement the regulations.
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Air Force
Benjamin S. Davis
Ers
Burglaries Reported In Fremont Neighborhood
Fremont police logged three burglaries including a $1,415 residential break in and two auto thefts totaling $1,400 in tools. Mrs. Goal Stanley of 350% Rockett Drive reported $1,416 in losses after entry via a cracked window. Gentry Development Co. reported $800 in electric hand saws stolen from a parked track on Alvarado Boulevard and Great Salt Lake Drive. Kenneth E. Schneider, 28, listed as a welder, had $6 in tools stolen from a locked side unit in front of 482 Deadwood Drive.
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Fremont
Goal Stanley
Tae Gentry Development Co
Alvarado Boulevard
Great Salt Lake Drive
Kenneth E. Schneider
Deadwood Drive
Professor and student charged in egg throwing case
A 2d year college professor and an 18 year old high school student were arraigned in municipal court over an egg throwing at a New Haven school board meeting on Feb 24. They were released without bail and will enter pleas next Wednesday alongside two other men charged in the incident.
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Union City
New Haven
Eleanor Levine Kaplan
California State College
Hayward
José Jaime DeAnda
Logan
Wil
Julio Montes de Ova
Fifth St
Ruben Uriarte
Tippicanoe Ave
DeAnda
Iirder
Indians Storm Museum At Wounded Knee After Slaying
About 300 Sioux from Gordon Nebraska surged into a Wounded Knee trading post and museum, roughing staff and fleeing with an estimated 50,000 dollars in artifacts. The incident followed the slaying of Raymon Yellow Thunder, an Oglala Sioux, as protesters gathered from Gordon to Pine Ridge.
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UPI
Gordon
Neb
U.S. Cavalry
James Czywczynski
Raymon Yellow Thunder
Pine Ridge Sion Reservation
Seventh
Little Big Horn
Custer Museum
Sen
George. Armstrong Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Clyde Gildersleeve
Cayneanski
Fred Two Hulls
Insions
Knee
Yellow Thunder
Porcupine
S.D
Rapid City
Fremont Nursery housing plan faces commission decision
Fremont planners have taken no action on Singer Housing Company's plan to build 135 town houses on the California Nursery site. Four Niles residents including Ready Arroys Homeowners Association members and the Preserve the Adobe and Nursery Committee expressed concerns about public open space security, trees, and road improvements as commissioners discussed the issue. In other business the commission approved permits for a cocktail lounge on Mowry Avenue near the Newitz Freeway and for a welding and auto repair shop on Deeola Road.
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Mowry Avenue
K Newitz Freeway
Deeola Road
Balentine backs special election for Newark council seat
Newark councilman James Balentine urged a special election to fill the vacancy created if the mayoral winner takes the seat. He would only support appointing the runner up if the council chooses that route, noting George Kincaid gave up his council bid. Balentine favors an election or consolidation to save money, while arguing voters should decide council membership.
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Newark
James Balentine
George Kincaid
Balentine
Kincaid
Steetion
Tay
Harry Lewis
Halentine
Hubert Plowright
Balepline
Fremont drug council to study city relationship
A Union City committee will evaluate the Community Drug Council’s future ties to Fremont and Union City amid funding talks. Adele Levine and Dr. Stephen Miller lead the study on two funding outcomes, with Fremont providing 10 000 to bail the CDC from a four month crisis and possible city sponsorship continuing regardless of federal funds. The board seeks Union City financial aid and youth representatives, while Strickland explores continued city backing and federal funding scenarios.
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Union City
Community Drug Council
Fremont
CDC
Ast Nigat
Adele Levine
Stephen Miller
CDE
SDC
Lavine
Miller
Strckland
John Baker
Levine
Fremont body shop burglarized. tools stolen
Fremont police report a local automobile body shop was burglarized Tuesday night, with about 1400 dollars worth of power and hand tools taken. An employee at Township Auk Becy Repair, 37213 Fremont Blvd, said burglars pried a metal beet cover from a broken window, ransacked the office, and took the tools needed to open their own body shop.
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Fremont
Power
Hart Tools
Auk Becy Repair
Fremont Blvd
Fremont approves school drug counseling program
The Fremont school board approved a program for the Community Drug Council to offer counseling at Mission San Jose High School and a selected junior high, with the CDC counselor aiding faculty and providing drug education. It marks the first such service in Fremont schools while the district seeks a two-school pilot due to counselor shortages.
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Fremont
Community Drug Council
Mission San Jose
CDC
New Maven
CDE
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