Bay Area smog permit plan faces EPA ultimatum
Government officials press Bay Area Pollution Control District to tighten a proposed four year permit system that could halt new construction in smog saturated zones. EPA warns federal intervention within 12 days if key land use provisions are not strengthened to meet federal air quality deadlines.
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Ken Castle
San Francisco
Bay Area
Bir
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Board of
Pollution Board
Livermore Valley
Frank Covington
Air and Water Programs
Region 9
Heard
California
Covington
D. J
Jud" Callaghan
Weekend Weather Outlook For Fremont Area
The forecast calls for cloudy skies through tomorrow with a 20 percent chance of showers. Highs in the mid 60s, tonight's low in the 40s to low 50s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Fremont yesterday reached 72 for a high and 52 for a low.
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Fremont
Bevilacqua firm named in $13 million suit over Decoto subdivision plan
A $13 million suit targets Bevilacqua land development of Southern Alameda County over subdivision completion in Union City Livermore and Alameda County unincorporated Decoto. City staff report outlines a plan for Revitalization including a Mexican shopping mall a cal-de-aca and a five mile park strip between railroad tracks with Decoto as focal point. Assistant Richard Meyer notes a shift of animal control program to city control, avoiding county involvement.
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Fance
Union City
Livermore
Alameda County
Bevilacqua Land Development Company
Page
Ir Decoto
Cal-De-Aca
View City
Decoto
Richard Meyer
Animal Centrol
Republicans Attack Assembly Errored Systems Says Rotton
Assemblyman Ray Johnson denounces internal workings as rotten as hell in a state Republican report. McGovern and Humphrey wage West campaigns for the June 6 primary delivering key votes toward the Democratic Convention. The Environmental Quality Study Council may reverse on Prop 9 amid a June 6 ballot decision. Shirley Chisholm contends she may not win the nomination but will press for a Black woman presidency, speaking in Los Angeles after visits to Fremont and Hayward.
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Ray Johnson
Chico
Assembly
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
State Environmental Quality Study Council
Shirley Chisholm
Los Angeles
Fremont
Hayward
Carlos Bee
Rubert Webb
Robert Olson
William Stroh Jr
Selective Service Study Upgrades Guard and Reserve Enlistment
The Selective Service System proposes allowing men who already received induction notices to enlist in the National Guard or Reserves to bolster sagging ranks. A Times editor counters charges by a Nixon official about a North Vietnam bank age story, defending the public’s right to informed reporting.
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National Guard
Army
Guard of Reserves
A. M. Rosenthal
The
New York Times
Nixon Administration
Times
North Vietnam
Bhnkage
East Germany Treaties Break Detente Logjam, Diplomats Say
East European diplomats report ratification of West Germany's non aggression pacts with the Soviet Union and Poland ends a major East West detente impasse. The moves are seen as restoring momentum in Cold War diplomacy.
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West Germany
Soviet Union
Poland
Optimistic Nixon set for journey to Moscow
President Nixon said before his 13 day trip that arms curbs trade and space cooperation may be agreed but he warned against high expectations. He cited Vietnam as a major friction point and described Soviet leadership as aggressive while stressing talks would focus on substance rather than cosmetics. He also planned to address Russians by radio and TV on May 3.
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Washington
Nixon
Moscow
White House
Vietnam
Soviet Union
U. S
Kremlin
Peking
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Wiretapping may fail case in bust of area drug ring
A federal judge ruled wiretaps on two defendants illegal in a probe of a South County heroin ring, potentially derailing the case after about 40 to 50 officers raided six locations and seized 5 pounds of heroin. Defendants Umberto Chavez and Dolores Fernandez face continued charges, but the ruling could delay or end the trial.
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South County
U.S. District Court
Stanley A. Weigel
California
Umberto Chavez
Carmelita Place
Fremont
Dolores Fernandez
Hayward
Fernandez
Federal
Union City
Mexico
James Giller
Chavez
Weigel
Jack O'Donnell
U.S
Organized Crime Strike Force
Raida
Fremont girl named national scholar in 1972 program
Patricia Broughton of 41609 Jones Ave Fremont is named one of California’s two and 121 nationwide Presidential Scholars by President Nixon. She will travel to Washington June 1 for a three day visit and interviews, then attend a White House ceremony June 2.
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Fremont
California
Richard Nixon
Commission On Preiential Scholars
Patricia Broughton
Jones Ave
Washington, D.C
White House
Bomb wrecks Pentagon floor area
A powerful bomb likely of ten to fifteen sticks of dynamite destroyed a fourth floor women’s restroom at the Pentagon in Washington. No injuries were reported and the Weatherman group claimed responsibility. The blast occurred about 9:68 a.m. PDT amid security preparations for antiwar demonstrations. FBI sealed the area and investigators pursued leads about a steel access door to plumbing lines.
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Washington
UPI
Pentagon
Radical
Weatherman Organization
FBI
Fremont visit by Carlos Bee draws few local greetings
State legislator Carlos Bee visited Fremont dining room at Harvey's Countryside Inn to meet constituents and hear concerns. Only four people stopped by in ninety minutes, including a car salesman seeking new horizons. Bee joked about facilities naming, recalling Carlos Bee Hall at Cal State Hayward as sufficient.
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Harvey's Countryside Inn
Tom Konogaloff
Rob Alves
Bee
Maloney
Fremont
Carlos Bee
California State College
Hayward
Cardova
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