Nixon Faces Sharp Battle But Expects ABM Approval
President Nixon forecast a spirited, close vote in Congress on his Safeguard antiballistic missile system. Key Senate and House figures signaled opposition or support, with many senators switching stances as debates over the multi billon dollar project began.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Gers l
Ford
Michigan
House
George Mahon
Mansfield
Mendel Rivers
C-5
Johnson
Armed Services
Enate
Stiler
Leider
Senate
Dirksen
Tlinoisi
John W. McCor
Sen
Frank
Gualmack
ABM Church
Dlaho
K. Javits
R-N.y
J. Willian Fuldella
Bright
D-Ark
John Sherman Cooper
Foreign Relations Committee
R-Ky
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Fulbright
Wisconsin
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minn
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Hospital Expansion Pondered At Fremont Town Hall
Fremont hospital directors call a public Town Hall at 5 p m March 19 in the hospital cafeteria to discuss expanding the existing facility versus building a smaller separate hospital. Guest panelists include Martin Paley and Dr David Starkweather. The meeting aims to inform the public on the merits of a medical center complex and related experiences.
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Fremont — Washington Hospital
J. Timothy Stone
Martin Paley
Bay Area Health Facilities Planning Commission
Association of
Area-Wide Health Planning Agencies
David Starkweather
School of Public, Health
U. C. Berkeley
Stanford Medical Center
Pato Alto
V.C.S.A
Stone
Teachers and Nurses Notified of Dismissals in Three Districts
About 151 teachers nurses and interns in Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo districts were told their positions will not exist next year under probationary rehire rules. Notices went to 40 in Hayward 83 in San Lorenzo and 28 in Castro Valley as districts cope with budget cuts after failed tax measures. Some eliminated posts allow reassignment to other teaching slots.
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Hayward
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Bejamin Kristal
Charles Lee
William Crozier
Students Seek Bigger Voice In School Policies
Nearly 100 elected high school student leaders from across California asked the state Board of Education to grant responsible students a larger voice in school policy to reduce violence. The board heard their suggestions and passed a resolution urging local boards to create better channels of communication with student leaders. The group, CALSCR Representatives, urged a student representative as an ex officio board member and called for an end to lifetime teacher tenure.
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California
State Board of Education
Boards of Education
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California Association of Student Council
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