Bay Area smog agency wins power over growth
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District won authority to require permits for new stationary emission sources, with rules tying permit eligibility to air-vent capacity and potential to exceed federal standards. Enforcement may take years as the district builds technical systems, with exemptions for many existing small sources and buildings.
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EPA
Weather forecast and Fremont thermometer report
Good morning. A blue overcast morning clears to a dry day with high temperatures in the upper 70s and a tonight low in the upper 40s to mid 50s. Westerly winds 10 mph. Yesterday in Fremont, the high was 76 and the low 53.
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Fremont trustees approve meeting over budget information demand
District trustees approve a meeting between dissatisfied teachers and Fremont Unified School District staff to discuss a lack of budget information. Separate page note reports prosecution and defense attorneys outlining plans for winding up Angela Davis murder trial next week. The defense notes it has not decided if Misa Davis will make a final argument.
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McGovern and Humphrey Spar in California Primary Fight
Statements filed show Hubert Humphrey and George McGovern each spent about $15 million in the past month on campaigns for California's Democratic primary. The two candidates exchange broad, impersonal appeals as they vie for 271 delegate votes at the Democratic National Convention.
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George McGovern
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Secretary of State
Hubert H. Humphrey
Market gains lift Dow near year high
In moderate NYSE trading leading indicators rise with the Dow Jones average up 3.61 to 969.07. The index surpasses its prior peak of 9682 on April 18 and matches highs last seen in 975,14 on Dec. 19, 168. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz testifies before Congress saying many, notably young environmentalists, fail to grasp that Americans must upset nature’s balance to survive.
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Michener protests at Moscow symposium over Jewish relief talk
Pulitzer winner James A. Michener walks out of a Summit Press Center symposium in Moscow protesting what he calls frivolous discussion of Jewish treatment in the Soviet Union. Scottish fans celebrate a European playoff win, riot erupts in Barcelona, sparking a night of violence with one death and about 150 injuries.
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Summit Press Center
Moscow
Soviet Union
Barcelona
Crisis looms as Second Chance drug program struggles
Newark faces a funding and staffing crisis after the resignation of Dean Selig the crisis center coordinator. Harry Lewis and DiAna Anderson propose hiring an administrator program director to secure long term funds while volunteers maintain operations. Selig will join Contra Costa Richmond Model Cities and the Richmond police program and urges continuing volunteer support to avoid closing the center at 6173 Davie Ave despite rising client activity.
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Dean Selig
Harry Lewis Sai
Selig
Contra Costa County
Richmond
DiAna Anderson
Lewis
Davie Ave
Doris Buhler
Prevention and Community Education Task Force
Newark teens seek more summer jobs to curb crime
Newark High student body vice president Donald Glaude urged city leaders to fund 200 to 300 summer positions for 2,600 idle teens. Mayor Balentine opposed subsidies, citing deeper issues and recommending use of existing job centers while urging a school discussion with students.
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Daunth & Cunce
Donald Grawie
Glaude
Jim Balentine
Balentine
Ohlone College
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Newark High
Fremont Motel Sign Plan Faces Signage Battle
Fremont planning commissioners clashed over two free standing signs for a Holiday Inn in Mission San Jose. They proposed one visible sign by I 680 and Mission Boulevard, with a second sign defeated 3 to 2. A June 22 hearing date was set to refine location and size for a possible variance.
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Dudlay Frost
Richard Vollbrecht
Lawyer killed in court shooting in Oroville
An Oroville attorney Perry Farmer, 55, was shot in the head and died later. Judge Jean Morony and Karolyn Garrick were wounded in the Butte County Superior Court incident. Minyard Owen Rutherford, 57, of Oroville, was arrested for murder and two counts of attempted murder. Morony was hit in the arm as the gunman fled.
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Five candidates seek Newark city council seat in Aug special
Newark voters will choose among five candidates for a single city council seat in the August 1 special election. Among the five, only Shelby Garner is new to the race. the others previously ran in April and were unsuccessful. Garner, a supervisor at Oval Air Work Facility in Alameda, argues a residential growth moratorium could jeopardize a regional shopping center project and its projected annual sales tax revenue of about 800000. He and candidate Curtis Lee Ths filed, joining Thomas Bastaph, George Fernandes, Louis Corker, and David Eustis in the contest.
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Shelby Garner
Clairment Oriya
Ann “Gandy” Marshall
Thomas Bastaph
George Joseph Fernandes
Louis Corker
David Eustis
Curtis Lee Ths
Garner
Cam Stelement
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