Senate approves equal rights amendment for women
The Senate approved a proposed constitutional amendment guaranteeing women equal rights under the law with men by a wide roll call vote and sent it to the states for ratification. Eight senators voted against. two presidential contenders supported it, and First Lady Pat Nixon lauded the vote.
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Fremont Chamber sponsors Career Day at high school
As part of California Public School Week, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce education committee organizes a program inviting high school seniors to report to a local business to observe its activities and scope of operation. The goal is to help youths make informed career choices and relate positively to local industry.
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Ohlone College Theatre Screens Two Classic Films
Fremont event lists The Red Shoes as a family film at 7:30 p.m. with parents welcome, featuring Royal Philharmonic Orchestra score in a Hans Christian Andersen inspired tale. Odbello, a Shakespearean Olivier production, screens at 9 p.m. Saturday. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 14.
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Laurence Olivier
British National Theatre Company
Theatre ’72 slated Saturday in Fremont
Fremont Community Center hosts Theatre 70 a multifaceted presentation of dramatic arts at 1 p m Saturday Various community groups perform scenes pantomime dance singing and improvisational theatre with all technical aspects Paula Carr recreation program specialist notes growing interest in drama in Fremont and aims to show its enjoyment and fulfillment
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Fremont Community Center
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Guard who shot pal sentenced in Union City
A security guard who shot a friend visiting him on the job was sentenced Tuesday to 12 weekends in the county jail. Michael Merrill, 39, of Hayward, also received four years probation after pleading no contest to voluntary manslaughter. Merrill had been charged with murder in the Aug. 1 death of Charles Bennett, 42, at American Distillers in Union City, where Merrill worked as a guard. Bennett told police the shooting was accidental before he died.
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Bennett
American Distillers
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Tools stolen from car in Fremont suburb
Fremont police report a theft from a car parked at 4488 Camellia Drive where $1,019 worth of tools and jacks disappeared between Monday night and Tuesday morning. There were no signs of forced entry. owner Waller J. Cruz said the driver door was left open.
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County consumer fraud unit expansion planned
Alameda County Board of Supervisors ordered a beefed up consumer fraud program to qualify for state and federal funding. Two investigators and two technicians will join the district attorney’s office at an estimated $29,670 for the next fiscal year to pursue advertising real estate investment fraud and weight measures violations. The 1971 Grand Jury urged stronger consumer fraud measures and the plan is expected to offset costs with civil penalties.
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Alameda
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Sacramento County
New Haven Trustees Hear Parents Complaint Over Homosexuals in Class
In a closed session two parents complained about two male college students who attend a Family Planning Course, with actions delayed and no public discussion. Teacher Joe Hamilton defended the class as valuable, noting the concern arose from students outside the room seeing the men holding hands in the hallway.
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Supervisors seek Med-Net funds for county hospital network
Alameda County supervisors request 300000 state funds to modernize the Med-Net medical disaster network. The plan would link every hospital and ambulance service in the county, with expansions including coroner and health department links. Some Oakland facilities have not joined, while a county microwave system for police records develops separately.
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Williard Webe
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Commuter theft bid rejected
OAKLAND UP I A man named Hugh J Ward 2 an employee of a Palo Alto computer firm faced charges of intercepting trade secrets and computer information. Ward challenged the case claiming the information was public domain. His attorney said he would appeal the judge's decision to not drop the charges after police seized tapes they say held intercepted information.
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Stanley Golde
City Hall Meeting Debates Bills on City Bargaining and Pensions
Newark council weighs AB 27 and SH 116 proposals affecting city employees and pension benefits for police and firefighters. City Manager argues against unfunded mandates while opponents urge state funding to avoid financial burden. Nearby abatement and a proposed tactical transmitter receiver plan also discussed amid utility and disaster readiness concerns.
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Galifornia
Visiting Cal State professor dies at 72 in LA
Dr. Lionel Ruby a visiting philosophy professor at California State College Hayward for two years died Sunday in Los Angeles at age 72. He retired in 1969 from Roosevelt University Chicago where he chaired philosophy for 30 years and taught at Indiana Northwestern USC and elsewhere. He also led the American Philosophical Association information committee from 1958 to 1987 and wrote Logic in Introduction and The Art of Making Sense.
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