Fremont council backs service station deal with YMCA land grant
Fremont officials approved a developer led plan to place a service station on permitted land in exchange for land and cash donation to the YMCA. Critics warned the arrangement risks corruption and long term harm to city ethics, urging the decision be remembered but not repeated.
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Fremont
Don Dillon
Fremont Council
Fremont Ysmca
Dilson
George Oakes
William van Doorn
Jack Pimental
Geoffrey Steel
Fremont Planning Commission
Tack
Fremont Ymca
Dillon
Sona
YMCA
Teachers offer bribe in education reform push
AFT President David Sedon announced a $250,000 pool for Republicans or Democrats who back the five legislative package. He highlighted core aims including tripling federal education aid, a teachers strike right, and extensive busing to promote racial balance.
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American Federation of Teachers
AFT
David Sedon
Two Views on Aid Policies Abroad
The report contrasts President Nixon and President Allende over foreign aid. Nixon seeks to cancel aid to nations expropriating private American property without fair compensation. Allende seeks aid technical assistance and investment from other countries, calling Nixon's plan an infringement on independence.
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Nixon
Allende
Hair trends shift as generation changes styles
Dr Jerome Kirsch, a hair transplant pioneer, notes a shift in youth fashion from long protest hair to med styles. He observes fathers adopting the look, while sons trend away, comparing the evolving style to a Marine boot camp appearance.
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Perents
Wndigiere Meng
Jerome Kirschtawin
Tre
Philadelphia Mayor Rizzo signals no Nixon support
Demos watch Rizzo as their possible endorsement shifts. Rizzo has made no clear move to back Nixon for reelection and has shown little public enthusiasm for Democratic hopefuls. He calls Nixon one of the greatest presidents, reflecting cautious stance amid party tensions.
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Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Richard Nixon
Rizzo
Nixon
Aly
Hoperu
Nicknames and Mascots Stir Debate Over Ethnic Names
An essay questions the use of ethnic and regional nicknames in major sports and mascots. It cites protests against teams like the Cleveland Indians and criticizes potential censorship of names such as Chiefs and Redskins, warning of broader religious and cultural implications. The piece imagines alternative nicknames and ridicules mascots while urging consideration of sensitivity.
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Cleveland
Edy
Milianl
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland Iarsells
Indians
Cleveland Indiana
Chief Weboo
Atlana Braves
Kansas Ciy Chiefs
Edmonton Eskimos
Cincinnati Red
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Braves
Dartmouth
Denison
Big Recs
Forida State
Seminoles
Miami
Redskins
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Sioux
San Diego State
Aztecs
Uah
Wiliam and Mary's
Redman
Texas Christian
Union College
Dehmen
Wooster
Wellington
Eton
Endyville Objectors
Morntown Pacifists
Fun City Quitters
Ghetto White Feathers
Chief Wahoo
Paul Harvey on pot panel report and legalization
Paul Harvey reviews President Nixon’s 13 member Shafer Commission which will report on marijuana. He notes findings from NIMH about brain harm and impaired driving but argues evidence shows little link to crime or hard-drug escalation. Commission favors reduced penalties for possession and private at home use with ongoing ban on sales.
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Nixon
National Institute of Mental Health
NIMH
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Royzell
Ghafer
IBM
Sacramento State Legislature Representation in Alameda County
Senators Nicholas Petris Democrat-11th District W W Heimdahl Democrat-14th District Clock L Bradley Republican-1st District coterminous with Alameda County excluding Livermore Amador Valley and Castro Valley Assemblymen Carlos Bea Democrat-11th District Hayward Union City Fremont Newark Livermore Amador Valley Robert W Crown Democrat-7th District San Lorenzo San Leandro Alameda Oakland Castro Valley March K Feng Democrat-15th District Castro Valley Ashland Oakland letters to legislators go to State Capitol Sacramento
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State Lepistatecn
South Alameda County
Nicholas €. Petris
Delta W. Heimdahl
Clock L. Bradley
Alameda County
Livermore-Amador Valley
Castro Valley
Carlos Bea
Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Livermore Amador Valley
Robert W. Crown
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Alameda
Oakland
March K. Feng
15Th Pans
Ashland
Oak
State Capitol
Ald
Wallace in 1972 Race Faces Primary and Independent Paths
A sprawling analyst discusses George C. Wallace's 1972 strategy, noting possible Democratic nomination hurdles, potential independent bids, and the Florida primary impact. It weighs Wallace’s base widening beyond bigotry and the risk to Nixon if Wallace leverages a broader, liberal-leaning cross-section and third-party appeal.
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Niron
Wallace
Titus Cong
Walace
Nixon
Sia
Lnne Au3
Suipport
Spiro T. Agnew
Walace Oat
Alabama
Candidates Night Sparks Call for Campaign Finance Disclosure
Letters to the editor urge open funding reports for Fremont candidates. A columnist notes most respondants support mandatory, timely disclosures of campaign contributions and sources, citing national trends and civic trust. The piece also includes a personal reflection on gender roles and work, contrasting public political questions with domestic themes.
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Thonay
Fremont
Sen. McGouirn
Likes being a woman in print and memory
An editorial fragment explores gender, liberation, and roles from a woman's view. It ponders dressing, affection, domestic life, and the idea of being valued as a spouse and hostess, noting personal memories and social expectations in a reflective voice.
Life Can Be Beautiful Editor Letter
Debora Sallanler defends mothers who abandon children and argues killing at birth would be better. She claims emotional or physical damage leads to future hatred from the child and mothers. The writer counters with experience that many from troubled homes are emotionally balanced and charitable. Life is rough but beauty is carved by each person.
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Deborah Sallanler
Taylor
Oles
Washington Representatives and District Details
Representatives in Washington 22 and New Seale Office Brig. Washington Senator John V. Tunney Democrat. Contact rooms listed in Rayburn building. District includes San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Valley North Hayward Alameda East Oakland. Jessmen Den EdwardsRayburn Burg Washington DC 20515 Democrat district covers South Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and parts of Santa Clara County.
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