Fremont Leaders Fight Fluoride Vote and Local History Book
Lin n Brown reports on Hayward principal John Matthews leading an anti fluoridation drive in Alameda County Water District with 5000 signatures sought for a November election. Meanwhile a new history booklet on Fremont’s five communities, funded by Colonial Savings and Loan, highlights local figures and the region’s origins, with proceeds supporting Fremont Parents and Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Brown
Oif
John Matthes
Tri-City
Matthews
Pranonter
Alameda Couny
Matthe
Hayward
Southgate
Fremont
Colonial Savings and Loan Association
Pathfinder
Charles Fremont
Pio Pico
California
Joaquilry
Colonion Nelson
Administration proposal eyed to curb liquidity problem
Javits criticized the administration plan as a remedy for the liquidity problem and warned that major banks could be affected. The proposal aims to create guarantees and a broader program to stabilize markets, with emphasis on potential impacts on lending.
Activist Leslie Bacon Refuses Grand Jury Answers
Leslie Bacon, a California activist from Atherton, says she has had enough and will refuse to answer all grand jury questions. A federal judge ordered her to testify about a New York bank bombing plot, but she claims she participated only in early discussions and withdrew before the attempt. Her signed statement asserts her rights under the Constitution and denies involvement in the Capitol bombing plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Leslie Bacon
Atherton
Calif
New York
Gig
Gayk
George H. Boldt
Miss Bacan
Federal Grand Jury
Ready
Miss Bacon
Capitol
Film charge dropped in obscenity case at United Artists
Charges of obscenity for showing the film I Am Curious were dropped Tuesday against the United Artists Theater circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merced
Upt
I Am Curious
United Artists
Critical look at New Haven Unified junior high plans
The board elect met with the architect to review costs, timetable, and possible revisions for the $5.1 million Cesar Chavez Junior High in New Haven. Trustees discuss delaying or phasing construction as funding from a two thirds vote was not achieved. If timetable stands, the first wing for 960 students could open fall 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Unified School District Board-Elect
Cesar Chavez Junior High School
Board-Elect
Harold Strickland
Aboard-Elect
Freeway wreck kills one man in rain slick collision
SYLMAR UP I ) One man was killed and another injured Thursday in a multiple collision on the rain slick Golden State Freeway. Robert Hawkins, 27, Pillmore, was killed when a car driven by John S Kneifl, 2 La Mirada, spun out of control, crashed through the center divider and struck his van. Kneifl was in satisfactory condition. Two pickup trucks piled into the wreckage and tied up rush hour traffic for more than four miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylmar
UPI
Golden State
Robert Hawkin
Pillmore
John S. Kneifl
la Mirada
Dan
California Highway Patrol
Kneifl
Pleasanton mayor chairs Alameda County Mayor's Conference
Pleasanton Mayor Robert J. Reid was elected chairman of the Alameda County Mayor's Conference at a Pleasanton gathering. Hayward Mayor Leo Howell became second vice chairman and Oakland Mayor John Reading was named first vice chairman for a one year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Reid
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Hayward
Leo Howell
John Reading
Oakland
Reid
Terry la Croix Jr
Alameda
Robert Plowright
Newark
la Croix
Government firm on car smog rule debates EPA deadline
The EPA warned automakers it will fully enforce 1976 emissions standards despite industry objections and higher costs. Ruckelshaus said suspension power requires universal failure. Ford Volkswagen doubted compliance, American Motors predicted unachievable timelines. Hearing continues with Chrysler and GM upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
William D. Ruckelshatts
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ruckelshaus
Congress
Ford
Volkswagen
American Motors
Juhn JF. Adamson
Hoffman arraigned for riot in Washington
Abbie Hoffman, leader of the Yippies, was arraigned on inciting riot charges in Washington. Bail set at 20 000 with 2 000 required for bond. Hearings scheduled for May 17 as FBI affidavits tie his Oklahoma speech to protest plans and alleged assault in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
U.S
Arthur L. Burnett
Bishopp
Hoffman
FBI
Charles Ricketts
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Chicago
Yap
Young Americans For Freedom
Rickells
Larry W Sappington
Sappington
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Easantory
Walter
Hig Loan Agency
Javits Prope
Dali
Javits
Ovlil Press
Ee Administration
Names Corp.rfc
Arcus
Hayton
Floyd L. Sparks
JBI
Superior Court
Wresmont
Aress
Center, Square
Remont
Member Audit Bureau Circulation
Montini
Wren Tee Brovat
Vane Ae
Southland Merchants Association
Argus
Floyd Sparks
Sparkses
Corinne Fuller
Center
Oregon
Bob
London
Dan Beebe
Oroville
Pholp By
Jin
Mercury
Sparks
Betty
Jack Appleby
Appleby
Navy
Allo
Fremont Taxi
Fremont - Newark
Pert’ Dapnniedichler
Fremont Center
Grimmer
Incet Cmd
Tom
Fagbee
Chiken
Almont
WL. Misch
Fordow
Ilerbe Heitland
Emissio Research
Ser
Rincon Ave
Livermore
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