Connally resigns high post from Treasury seat
Washington UPI reports John B. Connally the conservative Texas Democrat and Nixon adviser resigns as Treasury secretary after 18 months. He says no political ambitions but hints he may campaign for Nixon's re election. Nixon names George P. Shultz to succeed him as Treasury secretary in the $82,000 a year post.
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Memorial High options debated at work session
Trustees weighed opening Memorial High School as a junior or senior high or delaying opening until 1974 74 amid building delays. About 100 residents attended as district officials cited potential savings of 60 000 if Newark High runs double sessions and Memorial remains closed.
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City planners weigh developer water conditions near golf course
Newark planners debated whether PBS Corp should provide a 10 year water supply for the Silver Pines course as part of a 785-home project. The golf course owner agreed to an open space easement but the commission questioned legal and moral grounds to require water for property not owned by the city, with no decision made.
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Bank Bandit Killed After Vault Siege In Los Angeles
A lone bandit herded five customers and 11 employees into a vault during a two hour bank siege at a West Central Los Angeles branch. He was mortally wounded in a gunfight with a motorcycle officer and died outside the vault as police and hostages remained inside. Officers, using bullhorns in English and Spanish, urged surrender but no reply was heard.
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Murphy Raymond to Speak at Candidates Night in Fremont
Fremont to host candidates night featuring First District Supervisor John Murphy and challenger Valerie Raymond at Maloney School. Event hosted by the nonpartisan Tri-City Energy Center aimed at informing residents. Ballard notes Murphy’s business background and Raymond’s civic activism.
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Deficit outlook hints at $13 billion saving plan
Washington report says the federal deficit may be $13 billion below forecast as Mills of the House Ways and Means Committee urged Rules committee approval for a $30 million five year plan to share federal revenues with states and localities. The plan, approved on a split vote, faced swift opposition in the Rules group with some members warning it could be stalled.
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Wallace wins doubleheader in 1972 primaries sweep
Wallace captures both Maryland and Michigan GOP primaries as Humphrey and McGovern trail. Anti busing sentiment and cross over Republican votes aided Wallace, who also benefited from sympathy votes after a life attempt. Nixon swept the GOP contests in the same states.
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Wallace vows ‘wheelchair fight’ after shooting
Wallace moves off critical list and vows a wheelchair campaign as doctors report stable status and potential need for further surgery to remove a .38 caliber bullet near his lower spine. Federal and state charges loom for suspect Bremer, with arraignment set in U.S. District Court on May 2. Medical team notes progress but warn of possible permanent paralysis and require more surgery once stabilized.
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Landmark trees survey approved for annual holiday lot prep
The board approved a survey along Mission Boulevard to I 680 and took final action to allow Christmas tree lots to be set up by November 1 each year and to require restoration of the lots to their original condition by January.
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New mediation plan aims to end Bay Area soft drink strike
Federal mediator Gene Barry and Sam Kage will meet with Teamsters union and management in South San Francisco on Saturday to push a weekend effort to end the bottlers strike. About 1000 workers from several Teamsters locals are hoped to return to work during mediation and arbitration on issues including wages subcontracting distribution work and supervisor duties.
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Fremont trustees weigh 1972 73 budget tonight
The Fremont Unified School District plans to review a 1972 73 study budget with a $10 million projected deficit in the district auditorium at 7 30 tonight. The plan includes $6 million for teachers requests such as prep periods and pay raises while other proposals aim to improve teacher student ratios and junior high preparation. The budget relies on a $1 million starting cash balance, which district officials say lacks itemization, and trustees face options to cut or raise taxes to balance the plan.
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Fremont candidates miss spending deadline in local race
Six city council hopefuls failed to file required campaign finance statements by the state deadline. John Otto and others did not submit the receipts and expenditures as mandated, while winners Ari Lampert Gene Rhodes and Caffrey Steg announced data soon after the election.
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