Talks Near Washington Shape U S China Exchange Plan
The United States and China plan to start talks via their ambassadors in Paris to implement travel trade and cultural exchange agreements from President Nixon's China visit. Ambassador Watson will meet Huang Com mittee in China to discuss an exchange of travel and trade and to arrange news access. Paris was chosen for convenience and normal channels will handle further contacts through Washington.
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SACEOA Chief Suspected of Withdrawn Funds
A federal warrant was issued yesterday for Roberto Acosta of Fremont for allegedly withdrawing $98,000 from SACEOA accounts. The SACEOA board met in a closed session to address an emergency funding cut that left the agency described as broke.
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City council rejects repaint bid for chartreuse fire truck
Newark youths simulate a city council voting session on repainting a fire truck in chartreuse. Five young councilmen decide against allocating $30,000 for the Thornton Avenue project amid audience laughter and improvised debating.
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SP Strike Shuts Down Operations With Federal Ruling
A federal judge ordered striking SP switchmen and engineers back to work, promising normal service by Saturday. The injunction halted the stoppage across SP’s Pacific Lines spanning Oregon to Utah, with about 29,000 clerical workers staying off the job and trains stalled from El Paso to Seattle. SP sought to resume operations while evaluating further legal action.
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South County tomatoes may be doomed by broomrape quarantine
Alameda County officials impose a quarantine on Southern Alameda County commercial tomatoes to halt spread of broomrape. Movement of crates, bins, and farm equipment from infested areas is restricted to protect California’s $108 million tomato industry. Broomrape, introduced from India in the 1920s, attaches to tomato roots, draining moisture and nutrients and can devastate crops. eradication is costly and wide-area control is nearly impossible. Local tomato acreage has fallen to about 400 acres in Washington and Eden Townships, but the pest threatens state-wide production if unchecked.
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Weather outlook shows mild temperatures ahead
The forecast indicates fair weather with continued mild temperatures. Weekend highs are in the 60s to lower 70s, and overnight lows dip into the low 50s to low 60s. Light winds prevail. Yesterday in Fremont the high reached 66 and the low 53.
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Newark teens urge vote at school bond rally
Newark residents are asked to donate one dollar monthly to keep the Second Chance anti drug program operating. Two Newark High School students plan a pep rally not for a big game but to encourage student turnout for the March 28 Newark school bond election.
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Soledad Brothers Trial and Prison Unrest Highlight 1960s Tension
A dated report notes inmates rioting at Sonoma County jail prompting cleanup as 115 inmates spend the day at San Quentin. The article discusses the Soledad Brothers case and the defense rests its cage in the trial amid radical support including Angela Davis, and mentions vacant legislative offices impacting Republican Assembly gains.
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CLETATS Difford Edith Irving and Richard Suskind Plead Guilty
Court sources say Difford Edith Irving and researcher Richard Suskind will plead guilty to the least serious of several criminal charges in an attempt to avoid long prison terms. The case centers on a spectacular literary hoax that drew wide attention.
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Renault executive freed in Maoist kidnapping case
Police say a Renault company executive was released unharmed after a Maoist kidnapping. authorities warn multiple other officials from the automaker have received threats of kidnapping or death. The report notes ongoing danger amid the case.
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