Reagan predicts gains for California economy in 1971
California Governor Reagan released a cautious economic report noting a painful 1970 readjustment but forecasting stronger gains in 1971. Aerospace faces ongoing readjustment with 151000 jobs lost since 1967, while homebuilding and consumer purchasing power improve. Stockton leads unemployment at 8.2 percent with Oxnard Ventura and Fresno also high.
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Reagan
California
State Department of Human Resources Development
Vietnam
Stockton
Oxnard-Ventura
Fresno
Sacramento
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Central Park Committee makeup remains a mystery
City council appointed an eight member Central Park Committee to push an April 20 expansion vote but the names were not released. Mayor Rhodes announced the list but could not be reached, and tape recordings were reportedly unintelligible.
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Eremont
Central Park Committee
City Council
City Hall
Gene Rhodes
Rhodes
Oakland
Garth Lipsky
Central Park
Lst
Firemen urge federal aid to aid local governments
Fremont firefighters released a drive urging Congress to pass federal financial assistance for hard pressed cities and states under strict guidelines. Daniel Lydon of Local 1689 said he would cooperate with Mayor Gene Rhodes as part of a nationwide IAFF program to address urban funding shortages for essential services. The IAFF has formed a national coordinating committee to direct efforts toward a governmental financial crisis solution.
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Fremone
U.S. Congress
Fremont
Daniel Lydon
Fremont Firefighters Union
Loval
Iaff International
Howard McClennan
Gene Rhodes
International Association of Firefighters
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Kydon
Lydon
IAFF
Berkeley council candidates accuse Reagan of meddling
In Berkeley four leftist April Coalition candidates including D Army Bailey Nona Hancock Ira Simmons and Rick Brown accused Governor Reagan of vicious interference in local politics. Reagan warned the coalition could happen here amid plans to reorganize Berkeley police into three autonomous departments sparking protests from black residents who oppose charter amendments that would sever police control by race and class.
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Berkeley
UPI
Rote Ald Reagan
D'Army Bailey
University of California
Fremont Sailor Receives California State Flag
Navy sailor Daniel Enriquez, 21, stationed at Agana Naval Air Station Guam, sent a letter from the Pacific theater to Stan Laycock Fremont chamber manager thanking him for a California state flag and Fremont booklet. He said the booklet showed his hometown for the first time in eight months and that he plans to display the flag above his bunk. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Julian Enriquez of 4835 Portola Drive Fremont.
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Fremont
California
Argus
Chamber of Commerce
Stan Laycock
Daniel $, Enriquez
Agana Naval Air Station
Guam
Enriquez
Julian Enriquez
Portola Drive
Fremont district to study costs of water replenishment program
Alameda County Water District directors meet at 7:30 tonight at 44050 Fremont Blvd to consider the cost of renewing the program to replenish the overdraft in the Umber Proff water reservoir. For 1970-71 the program cost 1 189 000 dollars, with 408 000 raised by a 10 dollar per acre foot levy. The 1971-72 projected cost is 1 357 000 dollars and the board has yet to decide how much to levy.
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Fremont
Alameda County
Wall
Laurel and Hardy film at Fremont festival night shows Great Guns
Fremont hosts a free film festival by YALAC at the Fremont Community Center featuring Great Guns with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy at 7 30 p m Saturday. Representatives from Mission San Jose Kennedy Irvington High Schools and Alameda County Libraries participate along with student selections and student films from the Santa Clara Young Adult project.
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Alameda County
Fremont
Santa Clara
Fremont Community Center
Fremont school election duties shift to county clerk
A new state law moves April 20 election responsibilities from the Fremont district superintendent to the county clerk. Polling hours run 7 am to 8 pm, votes counted at the county courthouse in Oakland, and four election officials per polling place. Final returns expected around 4 16 pm, with county offices handling distribution and reporting from the Fremont Unified School District and Fremont Newark Community College District boards race and a park land measure.
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Fremont
Theounty
Tom Maloney
Fremont Unified School District
Oakland
Maloney
Fremont Blvd
Em Jpartunity
Gomdiieh
Nivinra
Fallon St
Anv
FreMont Unified
Fremont-Newark Community College
Fremont Central Park
Local Court Order Grants Paper Publication Status
The Daily Review publisher Floyd L Sparks announces the paper is deemed of general circulation by a Superior Court order. The notice lists Fremont California as the post office, with date March 9 1807 and marks the entry as second class matter. Communications addressed to Fremont California 94836. Subscriptions and rates sections appear, though text is garbled.
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the Daily Review
Floyd L. Sparks
Superior Court ‘of
California
Alamed
Fregmont
Congress
Agoere
Fremont
Expert on nuclear reactors to speak to ecology group
Dr Norman Rasmussen MIT nuclear engineering professor and radiation safety expert will keynote the Truty Ecology Action Group event at Washington High School on April 2 at 8 pm. He will discuss energy needs, nuclear power design, fossil fuel alternatives, and environmental and radiation risks. A panel with De Pio Tani and Dr James M Smith will follow to answer audience questions.
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Washington High School
Iasmusarance
American Association of University
Rasmussen
MIT
Westinghouse
Electric
Dr. Rasmussen
Hev
Pio Tani
Gentral Electric
James M. Smith
Dor. Holger Rusnwussen
Tri-City
North Vietnamese tighten strikes near Luang Prabang
North Vietnamese units pressed attacks near Luang Prabang as heavy fighting raged within a half mile of the airport. Laotian Defense Ministry spokesman Thongphan Knockly said hills north and east of the airfield changed hands, with Laotian losses mounting and the front line remaining volatile amid night fighting.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Luang Prabang
Defense Ministry
Ban Done
Thongphan Knockly
Laotian Defense Ministry
Phouxang
Thongphan
Plain of Jars
Norris School PTA hosts Signs of Spring fashion show
Norris School in Fremont will stage a mother-daughter fashion show on March 1 at 7 30 p m with the theme Signs of Spring. Home sewn fashions will be featured and a professional fashion expert will instruct in modeling techniques. Refreshments and door prizes follow in the Norris School auditorium.
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Fremont
Norris School
PTA
Sandy Bray
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