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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1970

Page

3

Corporations fined for political donations in data

Washington reports 14 corporations and several individuals faced fines as enforcement of the political contribution ban for federal candidates intensified. Notable cases include American President Lines Pacific Far East Lines totaling 50 000 with other firms cited. several entities paid smaller penalties for 1960s and 1964 campaign contributions.

Washington Walehouseress Pivere Salinges Thomas J. Dodd Cann, International Latex Co Dodd Misus National Brewing Co California Satinger John KF. Kennedy Fiva Panies American President Lines, Ltd Pacific Far East Lines Republica and Lomovratic Congress Rosainger Corp Mo A

Buses in SCRTD plan aim to ease Los Angeles traffic

Los Angeles rapid transit officials propose a busway in freeway medians to cut rush hour travel from 35–40 minutes to about 18. The plan, funded at 36.9 million, targets 17 000 daily riders by 1972 using private roadways and mixed traffic limits. Monorail and subway options face cost and space hurdles.

Los Angeles San Fernando Valley John Curtis Southern California Rapid Transit District SCRTD Curtis New York SCRID SCRTC

Japan's Move Toward Open Talks With Mainland China

Tokyo weighing official contact with Communist China as Prime Minister Sato signals possible dialogue. The plan follows elections and hints of expanded trade, but faces Japanese ministry divisions and Washington ties. Western nations, including Canada, consider recognizing Beijing.

Tokyo China Peking Kisaku Sato Japan La'o Salo Ques- Hon Ministry of Foreign Affairs Minstry Washington Sato Cais Canada Taiwan

Waldie Fights BART Extension to S F Airport

Rep Jerome Waldie Democrat vows to oppose a Bay Area Rapid Transit feasibility study for extending lines to San Francisco International Airport until San Mateo County joins the district and pays its share Waldie says the extension to Oakland International Airport would benefit the Bay Area and resident taxpayers across Marin Contra Costa and San Francisco Counties.

Washington UPI Jerome Waldie Bay Area San’ Francico International Airport San Mateo County Waldie Contra Costa County US. Department of ‘Transportation San Mateo County BART Alameda Contra Costa San Matco County Mamerla Oakland International Airport Basi Bay

Congress Fails to Enforce Fair Packaging Law

Washington UPI Congress passed the fair packaging law three years ago but regulatory action lags. FDA Commissioner Edwards says rules on net contents slack fill and unit pricing will take time while surveys study jumbo versus king sizes. Senator Moss criticizes slow processes and consumer confusion.

Washington Senate Charles C. Edwards Food and Drug Administration FDA Sen Frank &.Moss Utah Congress Inter Moss Edwards

Abernathy urges realignment of national priorities

Ralph D Abernathy rallies against hunger poverty and injustice urging the United States to rethink spending away from wars and policing. He cites wasted funds in attacking Black Panthers and the Vietnam War and promotes Operation Breadbasket to fund education aid and black community needs.

Abernathy Los Angeles UPI Ralph D. Abernathy United States Martin Luther King Jim Southern Christian Leadership Conference King SCLC Breadbasket

Mrs Myre Evers enters California politics in Claremont

Civil rights leader Medgar Evers widow Myre Evers moves with her children to Claremont California and enters Democratic race for a California Assembly seat. She says surroundings and schools fit her family and aims to improve life for all while acknowledging hostile reactions and lingering guilt over leaving Mississippi.

California Claremont Calif UPI Myre Avers Mledgar Evers Jackson Clare Mont Los Angele Court Claremont Colleges Tad Dhe Sone Sia Mississippi Lido Clarential Colleges

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