Memo labeled forgery tied to ITT probe fuels Senate clash
Washington reports claim a memorandum attributed to lobbyist Dita Beard alleges improper political influence in the Justice Department antitrust settlements with ITT. Beard denies writing the memo as a hoax while ITT officials defend its authenticity amid a stalled Nixon administration confirmation.
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Weather summary for Fremont region
Fair through tomorrow with fog and low clouds at night and in the morning. Slightly cooler with highs in the low 60s and a low tonight around the mid 40s to low 50s. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon. Yesterday in Fremont the high reached 79 and the low 63.
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South County gains hope for its first state senator
The latest state reapportionment plan boosts chances that most of South County will be represented by a single state senator. Fremont notes on new buildings open houses at California State College Hayward. Discussions on local problems and education reforms appear across pages 2, 5, 9, and 11 with mentions of the SAVE movement and regional planning efforts.
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Whales, Binds and Court News Stir California Pages
Readers learn of bands planning a return to a Mission San Juan Capistrano summer home from Argentina. The California Supreme Court rejects a February death penalty reconsideration by a 6 to 1 vote, final now. Gigi the gray whale reportedly finds a porpoise playmate off San Diego.
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Journalists lobby over privacy act and equal rights amendment
In the nation five journalists testify they faced difficulty learning FHA appraisers identity, blacklist in communications industry, congressional travel and Pentagon slush fund. Backers fail to reopen Senate debate on a constitutional equal rights amendment due to lack of opposition.
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Elderly German Arrested in Jungle Camp Seized for Interrogation
An elderly German man, suspected of being the long sought Nazi leader Martin Bormann, has been captured in a jungle camp and is being flown to Bogota, Colombia for interrogation by security officials. The seizure was reported on page 4.
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Seven Babies Born at California Medical Center
In Santa Clara, seven children were delivered by fertility drug Pargenal Friday at Katner’s Permanent Medical Center. Two infants were born dead, and the others faced critical condition as doctors described the case.
Officials link fish kill to possible disease in pond
Officials say the recent fish kill at Shinn Pit and Alameda Creek may be due to a bacterial disease rather than toxic substance. Alameda County Water District crews counted 47 carcasses, mainly catfish, in the pond used to replenish underground water. State and local biologists are testing samples and have increased patrols at the scene.
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Weather whimsy as Suzanne Marr chases lambs in spring
In Greenville Pennsylvania coed Suzanne Marr of Andover Ohio proclaims March should depart like a lamb while noting warm spell delays lamblike expectations. South County endures unusually hot summerlike days affecting wool attire and mood.
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High school mock convention brings 63 delegations
Irvington High School hosts its eighth annual nominations convention with 63 delegations representing 250 plus delegates. Kathy Edwards speaks for her delegation as roll call proceeds while students vote for president speaker of congress athletic and spirit commissioners. Incumbent councilman Geoffrey Leo expected to speak later.
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Arkansas
Nixon seeks halt to court ordered busing plan
President Nixon asked Congress to ban new court ordered busing until mid 1978 and set guidelines favoring neighborhood school attendance. The plan limits desegregation orders to 10 years, five if they involve busing, and ties federal aid to improved schools as an alternative. The move targets six grade and under busing, with Justice Dept. ready to intervene in contested cases.
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Regional sewage system study eyes 76.9 million cost
A regional plan to pipe East Bay wastes to a deep water outfall near Bay Farm Island could price at 76.9 million. Five Alameda County agencies Union Sanitary Hayward San Leandro Castro Valley and Oro Loma are in a year long study with JENKS and Adamson Kennedy Engineers listing 12 waste discharge alternatives. The leading option would upgrade plants and use a common pipeline, with three phases planned from 1985 to 1996 depending on funding.
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