Campaign to cut bridges and tunnels traffic for air cleanup
A scientist warns rush hour car traffic over bridges and tunnels must drop 24 percent or more to meet EPA mid 1975 carbon monoxide standards. Delays in enforcing rules risk higher CO levels and more heart attacks, with auto makers seeking a one year delay citing technical limits.
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Nixon urges Congress to pass welfare reform plan
President Nixon labels the current welfare system a crazy quilt of injustice and urges Congress to enact the reform plan first proposed years ago. He cites rising costs and caseloads since 1969, and calls for Senate passage of a House-approved bill with a phased, better system.
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OFS chief accuses Congress of political games over extended poverty program
PLACRAMENTO UP Philip Sanchez head of the Office of Economic Opportunity blasted Congress at a luncheon for delaying and funding increases to extend the war on poverty. He accused lawmakers of using political clout to enact OEO programs and called the War on Poverty an illusion from the sixties, labeling it a massive fraud and noting progress as limited.
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Iial
Nixon
Fremont girl named PG&E finalist for college search program
Patricia S. Broughton of Fremont is named a PG&E finalist in a $64,000 college search program. An honors student with A average she plans marine biology at UC Davis. She is Horizon Civ club president and Mission Minstrels member. A dinner on May 8 will award sixteen scholars at the Jairmont Motel.
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University of California At Davis
Broughton
Horizon Civ
Mission Minstrers
Dunner
Jairmont
San Francisco
Welfare boosted by $5 monthly for disabled and aged
The Reagan administration will raise monthly welfare benefits by five dollars for about 4,100 recipients including the aged blind and those with disabilities. The increase, funded by cost of living adjustments, will start April 1 and be spread over two years, with maximum monthly benefits reaching up to 237 dollars for some recipients.
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Fad loss won't hurt park funds diversion to Lincoln Home
National Park officials said a 1.9 million earmark for Point Reyes National Seashore would be redirected to Lincoln Home National Historic Site in Illinois with no effect on Point Reyes operations. associate director Daniel J. Tobin Jr. called the move totally surplus and Senator Turney expressed concern about crew requisition and impact.
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UPT
Point Reyes National Seastore
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Western Regional
San Francisco
John V. Turney
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Lincoln Home National Historic Site
Laird anticipates Soviet tests of new mystery missile
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird said the Soviet Union is expected soon to begin tests of a mystery intercontinental missile as analysts monitor two new silo types spotted by U.S. reconnaissance. He noted no slowdown in the Soviet nuclear buildup and described peaks and gaps in silo construction. Laird spoke at Fort Hood during Gallant Nand, a large multi-service war game ending Tuesday. He planned to visit Pine Bluff to inspect a former germ warfare arsenal after destruction of materials there was completed.
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Fremont Former Mayor Endorses Oto for City Council
Fremont former mayor Jack Stevensen publicly endorses Oto for the city council, signaling a high profile backer in the local election. The endorsement highlights Stevensen’s influence in the race and Oto’s bid for the council seat.
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Oto
Fremont Rec Office Phone Numbers Change
Fremont updates recreation office contact numbers. The line for city recreation offices switches from 798-3309 to 796-3471, effective noon yesterday. Officials urge residents to use the new number for inquiries and services.
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Postal Notice From Fre shont Calif Address for Communications
Post Office Fre shont announces communications should be sent to 19 472 Center Square Fre motivos California 84536 under the Act of Congress March 3 1837.
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Fremos California
Planners mull revised high rise plan at Rivert Street site
Newark planners review Nousseau Industries proposed high rise 138 unit condo on a parcel at Rivert Street and Central Avenue after year of hearings. The plan was rejected by the commission and city council, now replaced by seven conventional homes in zoning compliance. A second project by PHS Corp to build 925 single family homes near Silver Pines Golf Course likely continued to April 11. Also on the agenda are use permit for San Francisco Bay Branch to install two outdoor redwood tanks and a variance for two adjacent apartment buildings at Thornton Avenue and Locust Street.
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Enterprise Drive
Donald J. Blair
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Locust Street
Ocean search enied for missing man
PORT HUENEME The Coast Guard Monday called off a search for Charles Kern 23 Sepulveda reported missing near Santa Cruz. Authorities had scoured water and shoreline but inferred the man was missing and presumed drowned.
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San Mateo supervisors tackle request over toilet paper theft
The San Mateo Board of Supervisors will consider an agenda item urging the sheriff to return 15 rolls of toilet paper to Mills High School swim team members. The students claimed unlawful search and seizure after the incident on March 18 when the team gathered before coach Richard Lewis' home following a relay victory.
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Ohlone to begin nursing program in Fremont
Ohlone College will start a registered nursing program this fall after State Board approval. The program is a joint venture with Washington Hospital funding about half the cost. Board members in Sacramento unanimously approved the application as other new programs were put on notice for moratorium. Key representatives from Ohlone and Washington Hospital attended the approval. Training will occur at Washington Hospital with some college classrooms. Recruitment for two nursing instructors will begin.
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Ohlone College
State Board of Nursing Examiners
Washington Hospital
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Colt
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Luck runs dry for deputies in bingo crackdown
Alameda County deputies conducting a bingo crackdown visited a San Lorenzo church game. A plainclothes deputy used free cards in a donation game and did not win. Observers questioned prize eligibility tied to donations. No violations were found Sunday and the effort will continue with reports to the district attorney if rules are violated.
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Alameda County
San Lorenzo
William Foster
Asst. Dist
Jack Baldwin
Nate
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