School proposal rejected amid calls for recount today
District officials say Birch Street site and a 1940s era 10,000 square foot yard are insufficient for rising enrollment. Larger classes in lower grades push need for intermediate and high school additions, with state standards and financing shaping revisions.
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Churchill“ Continuation High School
Birch Street
Dt Corporation
Diskeiet
Newark Unified
Fiat executive’s fate uncertain as deadline passes
In Buenos Aires, Fiat Argentina general manager Oberdan Sailustra faced a third deadline set by ERP kidnappers. Fiat said it could not meet demands for a $1 million school-aid distribution and other terms, while his wife Salustro pleaded for his life on television. Authorities released suspects as the government refused to bow to extortion.
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TRA
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Our Lady of Mercy
Planners deny hardship plea in Newark development
Unionity developer Jim Blair failed to sway planners as Commissioner Shannar Abrahama insisted on maintaining standards for a $1000 street light upgrade. Blair seeks permits to build a duplex on Locust Street and Thormogy Avenue, plus a triplex behind it, amid financing strains for a $20,000 project. Nelson proposed metal street lights, provoking protest from Blair. Other commissioners backed Abrahama that city poles should be required.
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Jim Blair
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Thormogy Ave
Nue
Public Works
Anthony Nelson
Actor may contest his mother's will in Los Angeles
Eduard G Robinson Jr won the right to contest his mother Gladys Loyd Robinsons will which left him only a tea set a baby chair and no painting from her 753000 estate Lawyers argued he was mentally incompetent during the four month limit and a judge allowed a possible exception.
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UPN
Eduard G. Robinson Jr
Joseph Risinger
New York
Gladys Loyd Robinson
Robinson
Tovinson
Superior Court
Norman BR. Dowds
Toe
Oesanse
Transamerica Pyramid Reaches Apex With Final Column
The world’s first modern pyramid tops out in San Francisco as final structural steel column is placed at 853 feet above the financial district. The slender Transamerica Pyramid marks a landmark ascent in architectural design and city skyline.
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San Francisco
Financial District
Confab foes win city land for RNC protest camp
The Convention Coalition announced San Diego will provide land near the arena for demonstrators during the August Republican National Convention. Three sites within about a mile of the Sports Arena were identified Sea World area Robb Field Fiesta Tale at Rasbon Bay Park with exact arrangements to be finalized later. The group said national pioneers, architects and designers are shaping plans for a long lasting morale campaign for His People of San Diego.
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Sar Diego
UPI
Convention Coalition
Sea World Aquatic Park
Robb Field City Park
Ratasbon Bay Park
San Diego
Contract Awarded To Rebuild Irvington Library
Fremont city council approved an $85,225 contract to rebuild the burned Irvington Library. Reconstruction targets completion by June 19 under general contractor Troyed W. Lelgman. A November fire caused about $35,000 in structural damage and $24,000 in contents including books.
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Irvington
Sasi Néght
Eral
Troyd W. Lelgman
Man sentenced in highway deaths near Rickreall
De A Walling, 21, Salem, was placed on three years probation and given a suspended three year prison term plus a 1500 dollar fine on three negligent homicide charges. The Aug 18, 1971 crash on Highway 22 four miles west of Rickreall killed Robert J. Frick and his wife Mary. Walling’s passenger Mary J. Lanier also died.
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UPI
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Salem
Malling
Rickreaul
Robert J. Frick
Mary
Covina
Calf
Walling
Mary J. Lanier
Gladstone
Commerce deficit second worst in U S trade history
The Commerce Department reports February deficit at 997.6 million dollars as imports reach 44 billion and exports 43.0 billion. It notes last month’s gap was larger only in 1971, with strike effects from West Coast longshoremen cited but not decisively tied to either side. Composite leading indicators rose 0.5 percent in February, signaling continued expansion for 1972.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Department Gaid
Mebrusry
U.S
Demos charged with jackassery in Chile election bid
The House panel saw attacks on Demos over efforts to hinder the indigenous Chilean vote leading to Allende’s bid. Kleindienst asked to delay confirmation as hearings unfold. Tunney warned against rushed inquiry while senators Hruska and Scott plan to curb hearings after Easter. Perjury questions surfaced about ITT lobbyist Beard and Brit Hume remarks.
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Marist Salvadore Allende
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Kleindienst
Vated
Kleindivnst
ITT
Dita Beard
Anderson
Brit Hume
Tunney
District election bill figures in Fremont council meeting
Fremont council discussed a district election bill and a special election held February 27. Officials reported costs and a planned additional 11,500 to cover upcoming sections of the election process.
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Fremont
Counciltmen
Mecey
Elellent
Indian guide leads tours of Coyote Hills relics
Tenemah, a Tonemah of Klown, Sioux and Crow heritage, will guide public tours at Coyote Hills to view mound remains, hearths, pits, and artifacts unearthed by Bay Area topologists. He recalls work with Indian Village and Disney, stresses identity, and disputes stereotypes while noting access is limited to scheduled visits.
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Tenemah
Coyote Hills
Wallace Cromwell
Sunol Regional Park
Deven
Tonemah
Anadarko
Okla
Disneyland
Additon
Oklahoma
Perhara
Tenemal
United States
Europe
Irish throng voice outrage as parliament doors close
Thousands of marchers reach Stormont Castle amid rain and strikes as British troops confront violence. Police report gunfire incidents in loyalist and Catholic districts. 2 killed in Limavady bomb attack. 300,000 workers strike in Northern Ireland as Ulster Vanguard demands ungovernability.
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Gathelle
Acdoyne
Louisa Street
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Northern Ireland
Ulster Vanguard Movement
William Craig
Home Affairs
Craig
Stormont
Limavady
Londonderry
Possive
Northere Reland
Ulster
London
Faulkner
Belfast
United Kingdom
Choir to visit Japan for September concerts
The Sistine Chapel choir will visit Tokyo in September to give 14 concerts at the invitation of The Mainichi Newspspar chain, marking the chain's 104th anniversary.
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Wwll
Gily
Fayied Sistine Chapel
Japan
Mainichi Newspspar
Tae
Fremont council grapples with budget details
City officials faced demands for total budgetary information after two public hearings on the 1972-73 budget. Council members, unsure how to proceed, pressed staff for potential spending cuts while acknowledging tax rate pressures and looming deficits. Public input was limited to one resident voicing concern over rising costs with population growth.
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Econaitmen
Don Driggs
Ilma Attvey Atel
City Finance
Fred Stabell
Geeath
Steel
Don Dillon
Bill Hurd
Olive Ave
Sharye
Kid
Death explained in autopsy findings of union leader
Fremont reports Raymond F. Bainter Sr., 56, union head of United Steels Workers Local Set, died Feb 27 from combined intoxication of ethanol and carbon dioxide. Autopsy released by county coroner cites car cushion fire and returning home with wife Saundra Jaki Bainter as causes. Firefighters found him near Washington Hospital after a long drive.
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Steel Union
Raymond F. Bainter Sr
Bainter
Ils
United Steels Workers Union
Mission Blvd
Washington Hospital
Saundra
Jaki Bainter
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