Europe troop cuts defeated in Senate
The Senate defeated a Mansfield backed amendment to negotiate NATO troop reductions in Europe 63 to 26, while a McC. Mathias plan to study U.S. NATO burdens failed 73 to 0. Debates cited fear of a permanent U.S. stay and the need for talks with Russia. Senators Pastore and Church lamented long deployments as troops remain in place.
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Senate
Mansfield
NATO
Farlier
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
United States
Russia
Charles McC. Mathias
Woul
Nixon
U.S
Congress
Administration
Mathias
Spira T. Agnew
Mythias
SS Margain
John
Pastore
D-R.j
Frank Church
Didaho
Area POW mother to hunt son
Fremont The mother of a Fremont soldier missing in Vietnam since November 4, 1969, will join 165 other wives and mothers on Friday to fly to Geneva and Paris to seek ways to locate her son. Mrs Arlo Kennedy of 36183 Adobe Drive said Alan Kennedy, 23, was on his second tour when he disappeared. The group will meet legal representatives from signatory nations to the Geneva Convention on prisoners of war, and hopes to press North Vietnamese officials for a firm commitment to release prisoners of war to clear the way for U.S. withdrawal from Indochina. Alan Kennedy is a graduate of Washington High School. his brother Leslie is set to graduate next month and another brother serves in the Navy.
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Vietnam
Geneva
Paris
Arlo Kennedy
Adobe Drive
Alan
Kennedy
National League of Families
Bay Area
Craig McDonald
San Mateo
Joseph Bors
Mountain View
Gordon Page
San Jose
William. Buker
San Rafael
U.S
Indochina
Alan Kennedy
Washingtn High School
Leslie
Navy
Fremont police back no strike bid
About 1,300 police and firemen gathered at the state capitol to back SB 333, a measure banning strikes by public safety workers and mandating binding arbitration. Sgt. Rit Zuniga cited meetings with Assemblyman Carlos Bee and Senator Nichol Perris, and noted support from Whittier police in a poll showing 83 percent favoring the no-strike plan.
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State Capitol
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Rit Zuniga
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Nichol Perris
Oakland
Zuniga
Hal Buchholz
Denis Bir
Alameda County
Whittier
League of California
Richard Carpenter
Senate Committee On Industrial Relations
Ita
Respareh Low
Teague
Exchange students need overnight homes
Fremont OhLone College hosts 100 plus international students for a weekend conference. Frank Nakasuke appeals to locals to open their homes for one overnight stay Saturday. James Atkinson says the aim is to boost communication among foreign students at California community colleges and address issues like housing money language and jobs.
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Ohlone College
Ohlone
Frank Nakasuke
Ane
Nakasuke
James Atkinson
Oh- Jone International Club
California
Raja Dean
Perry Boy's Smorpy
Newark Community Center
Nakasako
West Side Story
Little ‘Wheater
Washington Blvd
Irvington Area Plan back for city planners to weigh
Fremont Planning Commissioners will study the Irvington Area Plan tonight at 7 30 p m in city council chambers 39700 Civic Center Drive The 3 274 acre area bounded by major roads and the Western Pacific Railroad has sparked conflicts over converting commercial districts to residential uses and parking and yard requirements Local officials seek a micro commercial district policy and parking standards amid long standing master plan debates
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Civic Center Drive
Western Pacific
Durham Road
Nimitz Freeway
Mowry Avenue
Argohaut Way
Bidwell Drive
Davis Street
Stevenson Boulevard
Paseo Padre Parkway
Irvington Business District
Jong
Meeting on Eucalyptus park set
Tonight at Newark High School 6201 Lafayette Ave the joint city council recreation mission meeting will discuss opening Eucalyptus Grove Park to daily use. Allies and opponents cite costs safety and preservation concerns amid a six week campaign led by Thomas Bostaph who seeks daily access for the 10 acre park backed by over 800 signers including local residents.
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Eucalyptus Grove Park
Newark High School
Lafayette Ave
Bastaph
City Council Considers Steps on Wildlife Refuge Delay
Fragmented text shows Lampert questioning Porhe refuge help as land costs delay action. Council members hint at support but seek enforceable steps. Commission requests copies of its proposed bill and a representative at the meeting to explain delays.
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Alrestdy
FUSB cost cutting to be studied
Fremont Bement Unified Sehon District trustees meet in closed session at 7:30 p.m. in district offices to discuss cost reduction plans involving layoffs and demotion of principals. President Rodrigues said a decision may come next week after reviewing a report that opponents of demotions argue reinstatement could save money.
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Heemant Blvd
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Rodrigues
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Senate kills SST revival cost rises to over a billion
The Senate again blocks reviving the SST while estimated costs to restart range from 500 million to 1 billion. House action remains uncertain but unlikely to override the Senate. Key figures include Rep. Gerald Ford and Sen. Henry M. Jackson with projections on terminating costs and compensation to Boeing and General Electric.
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Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Fremont budget shifts eyed before final district vote
In Fremont Unified School District the 1971 72 budget faces adjustments before August adoption. About 50 residents attended the first public budget seminar where the plan keeps the current property tax rate of 5.05 per 100 valuation. New board members Gloria Carr and John Camara urged cuts, notably mileage allowances, as Finance Director Harold Alameda cautioned valuation may rise beyond the 11 million estimate.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified
Tom Maloney
Gloria Carr
John Camara
Harold Alameda
Police arrest activist on murder charges in Riverside
Riverside police arrested Garyawton, 31, a well known local black activist, on two counts of murder for allegedly ambushing and killing two policemen who responded to a fake burglary report. He was arraigned and held without bail.
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UPI
Garyawton
Newark Planning Session Studies Department Store Complex
Newark planning commissioners will study Et tinge Graziadio Sampson Development Co plan to build a K Mart discount department store and commercial center on Thornton Avenue near the Nimitz Freeway. A work session begins at 7:90 in council chambers at city hall. Residents opposed say the 12 acre project would harm the neighborhood’s character and residential quality. If approved the center could raise city sales tax revenue of about 75 to 80 thousand dollars annually.
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K Mart Discount
Thornton Avenue
Nimitz Freeway
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City Hall
Newark Blvd
Thornton and
Cedar Boulevard
Planning Commission
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Leavine
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Offic
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Cedar
Thorntin
Massick Avenue
Flintwood Drive
Darwen Street
Darvon
Funeral services for Kate Bicek 74 in Newark
Funeral services for Kate Bicek 74 who died Tuesday in Newark will be held at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow from Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary and at 9 a.m. at St Edwards Church. Burial follows at Maly Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Rosary is recited at 7:30 p.m. today. She was a Czech-born Newark resident for five years, wife of John Hicek and mother of Mrs Isabel Zbabitel, both of Newark.
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Newark
Newark Memorial Chapel
Newark Blvd
St. Edwards Church
Maly Sepulchre
Hayward
Czechoslovakia
John Hicek
Isabel Zbabitel
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