Fremont readers gripe over tax bill and assessor contact
A Fremont column urges residents to challenge high property assessments, detailing a toll of phone numbers and steps to reach the assessor. It notes the assessor’s office is unhelpful and mocks the process, while promoting a local civic group focusing on housing discrimination redress and public awareness. Local road plans are outlined, including three-month changes at Peralta and Thornton and future widening in Fremont toward Washington Boulevard.
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Fremont
Civicity Services
Jim
Larry Milnes
City Public Works
Centerville
Washington Boulevard
Brookvate
Decato
Thorntaul
Bremont
Godspeed
Deadline set for dog licenses in Newark
Newark enforces dog licensing with a July 1 deadline. 1971-72 licenses cost 4 dollars, available June at city hall and Wire Station No. 4, with a valid rabies certificate required. A 2 dollar anti rabies vaccination clinic is set for June 13 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Cedar Boulevard community center. city representatives will issue licenses.
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Newark
Thoras Smith
City Hall
Newark Blvd
Thornton Ave
Smith
Cedar Blvd
Wong
Fremont Gym Club Exhibition at Irvington High School
Fremont Gym Club will hold a free exhibition at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Irvington High School Gym at 41800 Blacow Road. Members aged 6 to 11 will compete and Jim Turpin of San Jose State College will appear as a featured vaulter, ranked second nationally.
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Fremont
Irvington High School
Blacow Road
Jim Turpin
San Jose
Karen Ekron
Israeli consul general Ephraim Elrom declares he is okay
In a English letter delivered to his wife Elsa, Ephraim Elrom says he is safe while held by Turkish guerrilla group demanding the release of prisoners. The Turkish government drafts a retroactive bill imposing capital punishment for abduction and aiding suspects, as mass arrests rise to over 300.
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Istanbul
UPI
Ephraim Etrom
Elsa
Tam Okay
Elrom
Ayhan Yalin
Rar
Igia Aykutlu
Ankara
Ismail Arar
8Th Army
Vietnam
My Lai
Young
Pine Bluff
Ark
the Glades
Charleston
S.C
Korea
Nixon hopes for large scale U S citizen China visits within decade
President Nixon expressed optimism that Americans could freely visit Chinese citizens on the mainland within ten years. He spoke at a Red Cross convention, noting ongoing government differences but urging personal ties to erode barriers between nations. He recalled a 1953 Hong Kong visit and voiced belief that by 1981 there could be peace among nations and easier global travel for Americans.
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UPI
Nixon
Red Cross
U.s.-Peking
United States
Hong Kong
Apon
China
U.S
Peking
Stanford Hospital withholds patient names in heart transplants
Stanford University Hospital will no longer routinely release names of patients undergoing heart transplant operations. Dr. Eugene Dong notes patient privacy now overrides previous practice of public disclosure. The article cites 32 transplants performed at Stanford to date.
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Stanford
UPI
Stanford University Hospital
Eugene Dong
Stanford Heart
Stan
My Lai case officer demotions linked to probe failure
Maj. Gen Samuel Koster commander of the Americal Division faces demotion and censure for not properly directing the My Lai investigation. Brig. Gen George H. Young also censured and stripped of the same medal for failing to monitor the inquiry. Both receive letters of reprimand as Army Secretary Resor overrules earlier recommendations and notes potential outside influence.
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Washington
API
Samuel Koster
My Lai
Army
Stanley R. Resor
Koster
West Point
Resor
Geore H. Young
William B. Westmoreland
Young
U. S
Winant Sidle
Army Information
Sidle
Substantial pay hike sought by steel workers
Washington report says Steelworkers, seeking an 18.5 percent raise like railroad signalmen, told industry they would pursue a substantial wage increase in new talks to replace the expiring contract. Firms warned profits were down and foreign competition rising, echoing a Nixon administration warning that a costly settlement could spark further inflation.
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Washington
Ura
Congress
Nixon
J. W. Abe
R. Heath Larry
Larry
Abel
Shenatan Park
America
U. S. Steel
U. S
Dar
Editors to defy firing at Daily Cal
Berkeley editors pledge to resist publisher board firing three editors after an editorial urged liberating People's Park. They argue the board lacks authority and would turn the paper into a mouthpiece for the chancellor and regents amid campus clashes and protests.
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Berkeley
University of California
University Publishers Board
Cal
Daily
People's Park
People’s Park
Newark Pet Parade Names Chimp Dolly Grand Marshal
Dolly the 9 year old chimpanzee will lead the 10th annual Newark Pet Parade set for Saturday. Co sponsored by the recreation department and the Newark Kiwanis Club the parade begins 9 15 a m at Graham School 14270 Cherry Street and proceeds toward Snow School 6580 Mirabeau Drive. Pets decorated bikes and wagons may be entered by calling the community center at 7931400.
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Newark
Dolly
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Recreation Department
Newark Kiwanis Club
Graham School
Cherry St
Snow School
Mirabeau Drive
Arcus Published by The Daily Review notice
Fremont California January month edition public notice records of newspaper circulation and publishing details including contact address and subscription rates for The Arcus in 1981 Fremont area under California state authority and federal Act of Congress 1897.
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Daily Review
Hae
Floyd L. Sparks
Punisher
Superior Court of
State of California
Wearnty
Alameda
Bremont
California
Congress
Center Agure
Tremont
Center Square
Fremont
Cal
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