Lake reservoir could curb Alameda Creek sewage pollution
A proposed earth dam lake north of Livermore may stop sewage dumping into Alameda Creek and protect downstream water supplies in Fremont, Newark, and Union City. The plan by Valley consultants envisions 200 acres, 6 000 to 15 000 acre feet, 11 million plus cost, with 12 million gallons daily treated and diverted for irrigation and parklands, plus enhanced treatment.
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Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board
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San Francisco
Coolars Canyon
Richard Bain
Calaveras Reservoir
Milpitas
Valley Sewerage
Valley Community Services District
Ivermore
Pleasanton
New Park
Bath
New Lake
Irda
San Francisco Bay
Niles Cone
Bain
Aso
Weather forecast fragment for Fremont region shows mild highs
The report notes two days of highs in the 70s with nightly lows from the upper 40s to low 50s. West to northwest winds range from 10 to 25 mph. Yesterday in Fremont the high reached 78 and the low 55.
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Fremont
Union City council extends 90 day construction moratorium
The Union City Council votes to extend a construction moratorium in the De vote area for another 90 days. A new tenant is sought for the International Kitchen restaurant bar complex in Fremont, awarded to builder Dan Bodily after a lawsuit and bankruptcy involving the Von Querner family corporation. An Angela Davis defense attorney says she may not testify at her kidnapping trial, suggesting the defense could rent its cake to day.
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International Kitchen
Fremont
Dan Bodily
von Querner Family Corporation
Angela Davis
Miss Davis
Murder Charge Dismissed in Oakland Case
A California case against pharmacist Mrs Stephanie Kline over the death of a black militant was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence in Oakland. The article notes surrounding political commentary by Sen. Hubert Humphrey in San Francisco about Nixon and unemployment figures.
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Oakland
Sen
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Nixon
Humphrey
San Francisco
Teen throws infant into Ohio River death in river tragedy
Police report a teenaged boy hurled an infant into the Ohio River amid three youths, including the infant’s unwed mother, as authorities investigate. Separate note mentions the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voting to cut off U.S. military funds in South Vietnam after August 31 and approving a $1.7 billion foreign aid bill with a Mansfield amendment.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
South Vietnam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Vatican to repair Pieta to Michelangelo’s exact portrayal
Vatican experts say they will restore the damaged Pieta to its original Michelangelo design, aiming for the appearance to mirror the sculpture nearly five centuries old. The sculpture of Mary with Jesus was struck by hammer blows Sunday by a man named Laazlo Toth, 33, a Hungarian who traveled from Sydney, Australia, to Rome last July.
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Laazlo Toth
Rome
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Austria
McGovern sweeps Rhode Island and Oregon primaries
George S. McGovern defeats Hubert Humphrey in Rhode Island and Oregon with strong margins and aims for California on June 6. Humphrey finishes third in both states. Wallace shows a strong Oregon showing while Muskie exits active campaigning. McGovern accumulates delegates toward the Democratic nomination.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Rhode Island
Oregon
California
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Humphrey
Edmund
Muskit
George C. Wallace
George
Minnesota
San Francisco
Portland
Qreton
Miami Peach
Triampa
New York
Charles Snider
Wallace
Fremont Burglary Up 24 Percent Over Two Years
A city report compiled by Fremont police and city staff links burglaries rising 24 percent from 1909 to 1970 and 20 percent in 1971 to youthful offenders, urban mobility, and planning flaws. It notes 83 percent of crimes by under 25s and calls for combating local apathy and improving the justice system. It adds statewide trends of rising burglaries and modest solution-rate gains. Councilmen were to review the report but it was not on the agenda at press time.
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Fremont
FBI
State of California Bureau of Criminal Statistics
Summit yields potential space and arms accords
After seven hours of talks in Moscow President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev moved toward agreements on space collaboration and arms limits. Sources indicate Wednesday signings may include a joint six-person space mission and a new broad trade pact, with a preliminary mutual missiles control accord slated for Friday.
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Trustees favor opening Memorial High School in Newark
Trustees discussed Memorial High School construction cost and potential deficit for next year. Several members supported opening Memorial as a high school in September to save about 83 thousand dollars, while others urged delaying until next year due to a 293 thousand dollar projected deficit and possible tax implications.
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Newark
Memorial High School
Anne Gray
Esnaod Bulant
Paul Gygax
al Berkowitz
David Vickers
Derkowitz
Nerkowitz
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