FREMONT NARCOTIC UNIT FATE TO BE DETERMINED BY NEIGHBOR SUPPORT
In Fremont the fate of a proposed 10 bed narcotic detoxification unit at Parkmont Convalescent Hospital will hinge on neighborhood support likely via petitions. CURA proposes leasing the unit for a year. about 150 attended a Wednesday meeting, but many left before counting. Federal authorities must approve any lease and whether community backing is adequate.
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Fremont
Parkmont Convalescent Hospital
South County
Henry Collins
CURA
Collins
Jo Ann Langenbahn
Ruline
Washington
U.S. Otfive of Economic Opportunity
Marc Carpenter
Southern
Alameda County
Alameda County candidate decries tree cutting and flood plan
Alameda County supervisorial candidate Valerie Raymond condemned the Niles Canyon tree removals tied to the Alameda Creek flood control channel project. She urged greater flood plain zoning to reserve land for parks and criticized county welfare inefficiency and potential conflicts of interest on the board. Raymond also noted a $150 campaign contribution limit and promised full disclosure of donations.
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Fremgnt
Alameda County
Valerie Raymond
Niles
Alameda Court
Flood Central and Water Conservation District
Board of Supervisors
Raymond
Shirley Chisholm rallies students at Ohlone College
Shirley Chisholm urged students to shake up the status quo and push for change, warning against token candidates and urging young people to act. She cited Vietnam war criticism and tax funding, calling for bold action to power a broader, inclusive political shift. She concluded with a vow to march toward victory and departed amid Secret Service.
Youth 19 Receives Heart Transplant at Stanford
A 19 year old patient at Stanford Medical Center received a heart transplant Thursday. The unnamed youth, disabled since 13 due to an enlarged heart, received a donor heart described as young. The operation was led by Dr Norman Shumway. Seventeen patients survive after transplants at Stanford. The youngest prior transplant was 32 year old Paul Overton of Albuquerque who returned home weeks after surgery.
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Stanford
Stanford Medical Center
Alte
Norman Shumway
Paul Overton
Albuquerque
Nal
Selig resigns post with Second Chance
Selig will officially submit his resignation from Second Chance. The board discussed its future activity level and the critical role of trained volunteers as a coordinator departs. Lewis said the program remains strong with the hotline and qualified volunteers, though funding and resources limit expansion.
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Tewis
Selig
Second Chance
Lewis
Cosider
California Council On Criminal Justice 19
Wallace campaigns amid assassination scare before Democratic convention
Wallace eyes television address and campaign ads in Rhode Island Oregon and New Mexico as vital primary states loom. A write in bid continues in California with 271 delegates at stake while top supporters plan nationwide effort. Doctors expect possible operation within a week and wheelchair use within six weeks, timing that could align with the convention.
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Rhode Island
Oregon
New Mexico
California
Wallace
Camp
John Patterson
Alabama
James B. Allen
Ala
House
Max Realerty
Troy State College
BT Frame
Speedway Corp
Miami
Eanch
Raids claim five US planes shot down near Dong Hoi and An Lac
Military spokesmen claim heavy attacks around Dong Hoi destroy bridges and ammo dumps, with five US planes reported down. U S commanders declined comment. Relief troops airlifted within 25 miles of An Lac as fresh fighting erupts near Duc Hue. Casualties cited among both sides as artillery and rocket fire hit An Lot and surrounding districts.
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DMZ
Dong Hoi
Radio Hanoi
U.S
An Lee
An Lac
Saigon High Command
Duc Hue
Saigon
GM worker charged after assault at Fremont plant
Fremont police arrested Lemuel M. Rhodes 29 of Hayward on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after an altercation at about 9 am at the General Motors plant. Injured James R. Gardner 32 of Livermore suffered head injuries from a packing insulation tool during a dispute over a glass rack in the assembly area.
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Fremont
General Motors
Lemuel M. Rhodes
Norwich
Hayward
James R. Gardner
Anna Maria Ave
Livermore
Gardner
Rhodes
Assemly
New Dumbarton bill passage likely this year
The article reports on a pending Dumbarton bill with support from Blyman and Leon McCarty faction, noting diverted toll money to rapid transit and opposition from Bee seeking MiuCarty support to clear the measure. It mentions potential deletions of hill-bicycle path projects due to a $25 million cost increase. It also covers leadership changes and forum planning details.
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Blyman
Leon McCarty
Watts
Alves
Bee
MiuCarty
Hayward San Mateo Bridge
Washington Township Hospital
Roland Campos
Forum
Newark
Jim 'Barenting
QE2 Bomb Plot Fails as British Divers Scan Ship
Foggy deck scenes aboard the QE2 drew hundreds of passengers who watched four British parachutists descend to search for bombs after a New York caller claimed six devices were planted on the 13 deck liner. An alleged extortionist demanded $350,000. FBI and Scotland Yard opened investigations as security officers found no bombs or suspects.
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Alout
Lander
Landes
Leopold Stokowski
Grace of
Monaco
George T. Kelly
Gan
New York
Charles Dickson
Denard
Cenari
Patton
FBI
Scotland Yard
London
Blood drive aids accident victim Dorothy Miller
Fremont reports a blood donation drive for Dorothy Miller, injured in a Monday accident. Rev. Edwin G. Collier of Warm Springs Baptist notes she will need blood for six months to a year as surgeons await vascular repairs before leg surgery. Donations are collected the third Wednesday of each month at the United Auto Workers Hall, Fremont.
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Fremont
Dorothy Miller
Edwin G. Collier
Warm Springs Southern Baptist Church
Collier
Miller
Stanford University Hospital
Palo Alto
Milter
Alameda County
Merritt Hospital
Oakland
United Auto Workers ‘Hall
Fremont Blvd
Hit run driver pleads guilty in Fremont deaths
Hayward man Joseph John Mello pleaded guilty to hit and run for a February 5 collision on Fremont Boulevard that killed Steven Green aged 17 and Ariene Dingee aged 14. Mello, 33, fled the scene after the deaths near Gibraltar Drive as authorities dismissed misdemeanor manslaughter charges. He is scheduled for sentencing in superior court on a date in June.
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Hayward
Fremont Boulevard
Superior Court
Joseph John Mello
Tampa Ave
Steven G. Green
Shasta St
Fremont
Ariene Dingee
Glendale
Gibraltar Drive
Mello
Lionel J. Wiksom
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Chisholm
New York Congress
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UPI
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