Bloodbath predicted as Heath breaks Ulster rule
Protestants and Catholics mobilize after Edward Heath suspends Northern Ireland's Stormont, directing rule from London. Premiership resignation followed by caretaker delay. Casualties include fourteen civilians and a British soldier amid bombs in Belfast and Londonderry as Ulster militants warn of civil war tightening tensions at Harland and Wolff shipyards.
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Pajama Time at Centerville Library Opens Twilight Story Time
Pajama-clad youngsters attended Centerville Library for a new Twilight Story Time program. The events run on Tuesdays at 11 am through May, with details available at the library at 1037 Fremont.
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Former SACEOA chief Acosta plea date set March 31
Roberto Acosta head of the Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency appears in US District Court in San Francisco with attorney Jerry Wilhelm. A bail reduction request was referred to the federal magistrate, Acosta held at $20,000. He faces two federal counts of misappropriation and embezzlement involving SACEOA and Community Action Program funds.
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Acosta Arrested for Burglary and Drug Frauds in 1964
Records indicate Acosta was arrested in Modesto for burglary and making false statements to obtain drugs in 1964. Convicted, he was confined at the Corona State Drug Rehabilitation Center where he served a 31 day term.
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Nixon and Connally warn on spiraling food prices
President Nixon and Treasury Secretary Connally pledged possible government action to curb rising food costs amid AFL-CIO walkout from the Pay Board. They forecast grocery prices leveling off, with hints of further steps if prices fail to move downward. Meany criticized for opposing Pay Board decisions.
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Nixon backs Kleindienst as ITT row rages
President Nixon voiced strong support for Attorney General designate Richard G. Kleindienst and insisted the administration would not accept campaign contributions with any implied return. He defended his DOJ against ITT accusations and asserted no favors would be granted to ITT and that underwriter assurances for the GOP convention would not yield returns.
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Red ambush in Cambodia as South Vietnamese convoy is hit
Communist forces ambushed a South Vietnamese armored column in southern Cambodia Friday afternoon, blowing up at least three armored cars and capturing 28 soldiers. In South Vietnam, U S command said ten waves of B 52 bombers dropped 300 tons on suspected targets Friday night.
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Bodily Kitchen Wins Fremont Property Possession
In Fremont a court ruling by Superior Court Judge Gordon Minder transfers title to Dan Bodily of the International Kitchen property at 555 Peralta Blvd from the Van Quernes family. The lease is forfeited and $77,580 in rental back pay plus $7,500 in attorney fees and costs awarded to Bodily.
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Weather Outlook With Showers And Colter Rain
Showers likely today ending tonight with 60 percent, 30 percent tonight for Colter. Fair tomorrow. Yesterday in Frenyot the high reached 74 with a low of 92.
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Sailor of the Year named for Atlantic Fleet
Richard W. Corey formerly of Fremont is named Sailor of the Year for the Atlantic Fleet by the Secretary of the Navy. The notice appears on page 2 of the edition.
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Defense rests in trial of seven antiwar activists
In a surprise move the defense rests its case in the Stev. Fidlip I. Berrigan case and six other antiwar activists charged with plotting to kidnap presidential adviser Henry A. Kiszinger. Adam Gaylen Powell remains in a death-like coma sustained by a machine as life-sustaining functions are taken over.
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European Common Market launches decade of farm modernization
The European Common Market initiates a 10 year agricultural modernization program with higher support prices and reduced farmer numbers. Page 4. A fragment notes distress over funding for drugs and a death timeline, mentioning Bi Swan who died earlier than nine months. Page fi.
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