Plans for tougher air rules in Bay Area region
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District proposes tougher measures including a 50 percent cut in smokestack emissions from industrial and commercial sources and new SO2 standards for refineries and chemical plants. Advisory Council will re examine rules on operation during equipment breakdowns affecting Fremont Union City and Newark residents.
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Washington Township
Bay Region
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Fremont
Union City
Newark
Baapco
Advisory Council
South Bay Area
Bay Area
New York
Los Angeles
Barpad
Nixon eyes end to war and gambling bets drop
The note from LBJ to Nixon on Vietnam hints at war ending, while a separate report notes gambling odds shifting to 8-6. Rolls recall sparks bakery concerns as readers react to unexpected industry movements.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Nixon Credibility Boost From Hunger Program Shift
Washington reports that President Nixon affirmed his credibility by backing an expanded hunger program after earlier resistance. The shift signals political resolve to fund a $274 million immediate expansion and aim for a $1 billion program while pursuing broader reforms, including Vietnam policy, State Department reorganization, urban renewal, and market-based racial advancement within a balanced budget.
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Nixon
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Hardin
Paign
Vietnam
State Department
Walnut House aids troubled Fremont youths eyes open
Fremont faces a teenage problem with Teen Centers Inc. running Walnut House at 4087 Walnut Ave. The temporary site, donated by Chesapeake Land Co., serves 500 to 600 teens weekly. Staff work 24 7 unpaid. fund raising funds only. Community help needed through time or visits to support operations. Call Walnut House at 7420726 or editor at 793-7549.
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Fremont
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Chesapeake Land Co
Will The North Ruin The South's Identity
Russell Kirk discusses Richard Weaver's posthumously published The Southern Tradition at Bay. He argues the South’s evolving identity and cultural independence amid economic growth and political power, suggesting Weaver’s analysis could influence a Southern revival of self confidence since Andrew Jackson era threats.
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Arlington House
Weaver
Andrew Jackson
John C. Calhoun
Don MacLean and the Rat Race of the South
Richard Weaver, a North Carolina born Republican and Chicago professor, surveys Southern heritage after the Civil War. He cites Confederate veterans diaries and Southern fiction, with anecdotes about an Atlanta slave and postwar loyalties shaping the South’s northern shift. A Dublin dispatch notes canceled Northern Ireland Ireland races amid political uproar, with Pat Wilson recounting rat racing antics and a Crumlin show cup awarded to the race winner’s owner.
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Tennessee
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Atlanta
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Washington
Northern Ireland
J. Dennis Keating
Ireland
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Keating
Antrim
Crumlin
Irish Independent
Pat ‘Wilson
Rat Racing Association
County Antrim
County Down
Wilson
Dennis
Awful Truth About Soviet Arms Might
Washington story argues Nixon cannot tell hard facts about U S military inferiority without political cost. Cites Kilmarx panel and Kilmarx depth study Soviet Seapower, warning of second-rate status, massive arms spending, and weakened civil liberties. Predicts Soviet superiority seen in science, intelligence, and submarine warfare.
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America
Congress
Robert A. Kilmarx
Georgetown University
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Hanson Baldwin
N.Y. Times
Adm
George Anderson
U.S. Naval Operations
Ken BeLiew
Senate
Kilmarx
United States
Ussr
U.S
Mediterranean Sea
Rota
Spain
Holy Loch
Scotland
Watch for Opening Martian Embassy in Washington Lot
Maclean's Microscoopa notes a vacant Washington lot with a sign promising a Martian Embassy opening. The piece jests on fashion and politics with light quips about Tricia Nixon planning a White House masked ball and the humor of invitations.
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Washington
Tricia Nixon
White House
History milestones unfold from Jamestown to peace talks
On this day events include English colonists landing at Jamestown in 1607 to found Virginia's first settlement and U S moves toward war with Mexico in earlier years. A 1356 sea tragedy killed 73 in the Java Sea while 1888 saw U S and North Vietnamese delegates begin Paris peace talks. Emerson muses on nature and books as eyes thaw.
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Jamestown
United States
Mexico
Java Sea
U.S
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