Smog board to get new area man
Alameda County mayors will select a new representative to the Bay Area Air Pollution District board at a Newark meeting. The nine counties will appoint or reappoint city reps as terms expire June 1. A three member committee will recommend a candidate amid county and city jockeying for the post.
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Newark
Alameda County
Bay Area Air Pollution Central District
Morrow
Silver Pines Country Club
Jarvis
Livermore City
Don Miller
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
Miller
Washington Township
James Hakmtine
Jack Piimental
Fremont
Air Partition Board
Lynch
SACEOA funding discussion sought
Joe Garcia chairman of the Southern Alabama County Economic Opportunity Agency calls for a full discussion with the regional Office of Economic Opportunity over governor cutoffs of funding. He cites changes since February reviews and asks where regional and state offices differ on implementation. Four South County cities offered to form a new agency if current anti poverty efforts end.
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Joe Garcia
Alamena County
Garcia
OHO
OBO
South County
Eact
Youth Hurt in Weekend Crash Near Durbar Road
David I Jackson 19 34 Regemary Court Fre ont listed in critical condition after a two car crash on Durbar Road near Mission Bell end. He was a VW passenger in a collision with a car driven by Morris R Martinez 32 at 36688 Canyon Heights Drive. Both vehicles lay at the bottom of a 30 foot embankment. police say faulty fallling may have contributed. investigation ongoing.
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David I. Jackson
Regemary Court
Kaisersdwrood City
Mission Bell
Morris R. Martinez
Canyon Heights
Nixon proposes blockade to halt killings in Vietnam
President Nixon urges Moscow to avoid repeating past failures while defending a sea blockade and limited air strikes. He argues chaotic action is necessary as North Vietnamese advances threaten 7 million South Vietnamese and risk expanded U.S. troop air power. Senate leaders voice mixed views as the plan unfolds.
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Nixon
Moscow
Dove
Hawks
George S. McGiy- Gil
Remingon
George D. Rvsen
R-Vt
Binkmaaiship
GOP
S2rie
Robert P. Grictin
Mich
Commie
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Pentagon
Defense Department
Daniel Z. Henkin
United States
Council to Hear Nursery Plan Contested by Court Fight
The council weighs a nursery proposal amid a court dispute over control with current owner Lamel Berry Foundation. Driggs urges council to reject Roeding's idea for consideration alongside other submissions. City staff recently prepared proposals for running a commercial nursery, while 22 acres await formal dedication to the city.
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Lamel Berry Foundation
Driggs
Roeding
Capsule rescue attempt fails at Sunshine Mine sight
Kellogg Idaho UP T reports the first descent of a steel capsule into the Sunshine Mine failed after jagged rock halted the journey. Two volunteers, wearing 40 pound oxygen packs and 15 pounds of equipment, were pulled up exhausted before the capsule reached 50 feet down a 4 200 foot shaft. Officials said fresh workers would be sent down as soon as conditions allow.
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Kellogg
Idaho
UPT
Sunshine
Wayne Kanaca
Rela
J.D. Morris
Vincenes
Prount
Winston
U S Navy tails Soviet freighters in North Vietnam drama
U S Navy ships tail three Soviet freighters heading for North Vietnam near Haiphong harbor amid talk of a possible blockade. NATO sources say the ships carry tanks and trucks for North Vietnam while White House officials decline to comment.
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Brussels
North
Suprement
Haiphong Harbor
Nixon
Washington
White House
Ronald K. Zegler
Isa
North Vietnam
West
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Vian
Arabs hijack Sabena jet to Israel after hijack deadline passes
A Sabena flight with 101 aboard was seized by four Arab guerrillas who demanded 100 prisoners be freed and threatened to blow up the plane unless Israel complied. Israel refused, negotiations continued as the hijackers, who later were said to number four, sought a meeting with the Red Cross and the plane remained parked near the terminal. The flight originated from Brussels with a Vienna stop en route to Tel Aviv.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Moray
Israel
Lod International
Moshe da
Yan
Sabens Boeng
Sabena Sail
Pgh
Guerrilas
Red Cross
Sf ‘Red Cross
Black September Movement
Sabena
Vienna
Athena
Brasse's
Pay board trims dock worker wage settlements
The Pay Board rejected portions of East and Gulf coast longshore pacts over guideline gaps, agreeing to 65 of a 70 cent per hour rise for about 80,000 workers. Teamster leader Fitzsimmons opposed the cut in a 64 to 1 vote. ILA and ILWU responses awaited. The 12 percent board approved wage rise contrasts with a 15 percent proposed by the ILA.
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Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremans Association
ILA
Inernatural Longshoremans and Warehousement Union
ILWU
Pay Board
Gulf Coast
George Il
Ttoldt
S& Cents
Airport expansion plans split public views in ABAG survey
An ABAG survey shows residents split over expanding Bay Area air service with rapid transit favored for airport access. Smog tops environmental concerns though population and wildlife impacts also rank. Frequent flyers back San Jose Airport while others prefer Oakland. Site B is ruled out. The final plan remains under wraps ahead of a June 22 ABAG executive meeting with possible July hearings.
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ABAG
Bay Area
San Jose Municipal
Oakland
San Jose
Alviso
Fremont
Newark
Eook Ss
Abag Executive Committee
Fremont planning woes threaten city growth and funds
Fremont officials warn that poor land use planning could delay completing key elements of the general plan and risk losing $30,009 in state funds for open space. The report calls for consolidating studies to save money while pursuing a forthcoming all projects update. Council members consider a moratorium on building and authorize the city attorney to join a protest against Citizens Utilities Go rate hike.
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Fremont
Tone City
Elemer
Acing
Dor Dillon
D'Ron
Alo
State Public Utilities Commission
Niles
Alien Sprague
Mary G EqsTer dies in Fremont area obituary notes
Mary G EqsTer of Inten City Ay ah ra and Samuel F Foster are named in a Fremont area death notice. The long obituary lists many relatives including Josephine Panda and Madeline Power, with services scheduled May 18 1972 at 2:30 p.m. at Irvington Presbyterian Church and burial at Skyview Memorial Lawn in Hayward.
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Eqster
Mary G
Inten City
Ayah
Loving Wite
Samuel F. Foster
Josephine Panda
Union City
Santos Alearer
Los Gatos
Samuel Foster
Ellen Futtans
Madeline Power
Sam Diggs
Charyteria
Korminy
Low Sie Garcia
Irene Varele
Tah
Unton City
Anthony Stpulveds
Daruisin View
Bits
Fremont
Resas Mortuary
Peraltard
Temveay
Cuitargo
Ida May
Freis
Pra
Mary Acne Seisher
Fremon
Dydge
Surrey
New
Ala Chapel Way
Prema
Revereas Haney Havpl
Skyview Merfarlay Lawn
Vatho
Enientment
Fa Chimes
Hayward
Plesse
Newark aims for full youth involvement in city programs
The Newark Recreation Commission unveiled a youth involvement program for the next fiscal year. High school students from three campuses will gather input, volunteer, and help run activities including bicycle education, canine and equestrian care, ecology, and a police recreation initiative. A night recreation plan at Newark High School is planned to involve youths in policing their own programs. The commission also considered shifting girls softball to a national Bobby Sox Football League with city advisory input and urged council support for a swim lagoon in the Coyote Hills Master Plan and a staging area for equestrian use along the creek channel.
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Newark
Mel Nunes
Tort Recreation
Cmesyt
Launel
Fhe
Aws
Nunes
Alameda County
Bobby Sox
Theity Council
Coyote Hills
East Bay T Regional Park District
Joint Agency
Burglary Report Details $2,030 In Goods Stolen
Fremont notes a home burglary on Sunday afternoon at 5042 Ya lowetone Pars Drive. The front door was forced open between 1 and 4:49 pm, with 10 titles, 49 dotguns, clothing, footwear, jewelry, silverware, and an electric welder taken. suspect Robbl O. Jacks, 24, linked to the incident.
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Fremont
Yalowetone Pars Drive
Sunda
Palical
Robbl O. Jacks
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Joseph Bort
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Air Pollution Sound Trust
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Sunshine Mine
Marvin C. Chase
Jim Winston
U.S. Bureau
U.S. Navy
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Ihet
Southeast Asia
Bangi
NAO
John Pesex
Netpitas
Cryptia Perez
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