Councilmen act on two sign ordinance provisions
City council approved two sign rules while sending a proposal for freestanding freeway signs back to staff for study. The measure would let signs only on major routes for firms with direct highway access, forcing others to display signs on building fronts.
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Ign
Cty
George Laine
Blaze
Chamber of Comerce
Manuel Montano
Federal Sign and Signals Corp
San Francisco
Nimitz
Mantano
Gene Rhodes
Don Dillon
Guarded Watergate evidence handed to House panel
Four policemen guard a tan satchel of grand jury materials on Nixon Watergate handling as it is transferred to the House Judiciary Committee for impeachment inquiry. Judge Sirica indicated the materials are vital yet non accusatory, with limited access to Doar Jenner Hutchinson and Rodino.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
House Judiciary Committee
Federal
White House
Triad
John Doar
U.S
John J. Sirica
Doser
Federal Protective Service
Sirica
Watergate Grand Jury
HR. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
House
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
Roding
Daar
Jenner
Edward Hutchinson
R-Mich
Doar
Albert Jenner
Peter W. Rodino
N.J
Judiciary Committee
United States District Court
Rodino
Fremont Bank Extortion Turns $65,000 Into Heist
Bank of Arberica’s Centerville branch paid an extortionist $65,000 after a 71 minute siege. Bank manager Elwood A. Weitmann, with a bomb in his car and a second note directing further steps, delivered cash while police traced the caller and evacuated the bank.
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Weizmann
Weltmann
Weilmann
Ronald Gabber
Gabbert
San Francisco
Fremont
Ed Underwood
Weitmann
Roger Neuman
Weismann
House approves antibusing amendment to education bill
The House, 293 to 117, passes a strong antibusing amendment to a seven billion education bill. Sponsored by four Michigan lawmakers led by Rep. Esch, it bans busing beyond the second nearest school to achieve racial balance and defines educational opportunity, including classroom and curricular discrimination, with court remedies allowable under seven listed options.
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Washington
UPI
House
Michigan
Marvin L. Esch
Reich
Sach
Newark Youth Council Proposed By City Leaders
Newark officials studied forming a youth council for young residents. Commissioner Coty urged tapping youth energy, noting past student governments lacked real power. Mayor Balentine and Councilman Plowright echoed desire for youth voice while the park and recreation commission was directed to draft a detailed plan. Also discussed was Birch Grove Park boat safety after earlier construction incidents.
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Newark
Park and Recreation Commission
Park and Recreation
Stephen Coty
Studet
Coty
James Balentine
Karl Rady
Newark High School
Robert Plowright
Birch Grove Park
Tom Bostaph
BART May Start Transbay Service Late This Year
BART engineers hope to begin transbay trains after Sept 1 if a $1.3 million Westinghouse computer control upgrade proves effective on the Daly City to Oakland rack. Rhine said phased testing could win state approval this summer, but no firm start date is promised.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit
Daly City
MacArthur Station
Oakland
Westinghouse Electric Corp
BART
William J. Rhine
Diectors
Rhine
Oakland-to
Concord
Richmond-to
San Francisco
Oakland Wye
Raymon Gentry
California Public Utilities Commission
PEC
PUC
BARTC
Wye
FAC
GART
Transbay
Westinghouse
Pay raise sought for Ohlone College staff by trustees
Article notes a consultant's report for Ohlone College administrators urging a retroactive salary increase to last July 1. Fremont high weather and general notes appear, plus Reagan opposed to raising the 65 mph limit and Hearst case updates.
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Ohlone
Indiana professor likens cheerleading to tribal rites
A Indiana University professor argues cheerleading is a centuries old tribal rite akin to magic rituals before war, while Cesar Chavez vows to renew UFW activity in California's San Joaquin Valley after losses in a labor struggle. A separate note recalls a 9-year-old boy apologizing for breaking a window before being tragically shot.
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Indiana University
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers
California
San Joaquin Valley
Teamsters Union
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