Alameda County Water District proposes bare bones 6 million budget
Alameda County Water District directors review a 6,001,023 dollar preliminary budget for 1972-73 keeping the 2 cent tax rate and current water rates. The plan adds seven staff, raises water distribution costs, and funds conservation efforts including a saltwater reclamation project while opposing Proposition 9 on the June primary ballot.
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Fremont
Alameda County
Whitfield
ACWD
San Francisco
Rasion
Rubber Fabriciam
Rights coalition mobilizes to defeat busing bill in House
A large civil rights coalition led by the National Leadership Conference on Civil Rights urged House action against a Senate backed antibusing measure. Roy Wilkins warned the proposed changes could erode constitutional rights, while Howard Glickstein coordinated a nationwide campaign to oppose the legislation.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Cel D. Perkins
Senate Action
National Leadership Conference On
New York
Roy Wilkins
Focal School
Archibit al
Glickstein
Capitol
Wartington
Newark teen jobs push faces budget hurdle
Newark officials weigh teen employment options as Thaentine and council members clash over funding. Harry Lewis proposes Second Chance task force outreach and agency referrals while Shirley Sisk cites poor communication. City Manager Turnlund presents a 1972 73 budget of 3,468.2 percent? and a tax rate of 1.79 per hundred, with a budget work session set for June 1.
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Thaentine
Harry Lewis
Ley Sisk
Chamber of Commerce
Richard Turnlund
Police halt Kennedy melee at Fremont High scene
Police stopped a mob of about 75 at Kennedy High School yesterday after a fight that spilled into a nearby shopping center. Eight people were arrested, including Yolania Kay Slinson 13 and Lawrence Tray Stinson 18, both charged with attacking an officer and resisting arrest. Slinson was taken from a gas station. Stinson from the Kennedy campus. Two adults held in city jail and six youths sent to juvenile hall.
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Fremont
Kennedy High School
Yolania
Kay Slinson
Kennedy
Lawrence Tray Stinson
Alambra Drive
Miss Stinson
Sunda
Stinson
Tne Serene
South Viets Hold Against Tank Attack Near Hue
North Vietnamese tank supported assault aimed at the My Chanh River defense line 20 miles north of Hue failed as South Vietnamese forces held. In Kontum and Da Nang areas Communist forces were repelled with higher government casualties. U.S. reports tallied dozens dead or wounded on both sides amid air and river battles across central Vietnam.
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Saigon
UPN
South Vietnam
My Chanh
Hue
Konturu
Cambodia
UPI
Kate Webb
Svay Rieng
Jor
Highway 1
Vietnam Press
My Cash
Thai Thien
Quang Tri
Kor Tur
Phit
Matt Franjola
Kontum City
Dak Tla
da Nang
Nam
Que Son
Strikers ballot on state water workers pay offer
California State Employes Association said about 500 workers who walked off on Monday were voting Thursday night on a written pay increase offer of up to 12.5 percent. If accepted the strike would end and allow completion of the $2.8 billion water network. The memo from William Gianelli and statements by Governor Reagan are cited as a commitment to 32.5 percent, while workers had sought 21 to 26 percent. Reagan urged acceptance of 12.5 percent.
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Sacramento
UPI
California State Employes Association
CSEA
Walter W. Taylor
Taylor
Dan
State Department of Water Resources
William KR. Gianelli
Cov
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
State Personnnel Board
Historic Sign Okayed Amid Board Criticism By Cecilia Weed
Historical Architectural Review Board approves a standalone sign despite criticism from antique shop owner Cecilia Weed at a San Jose community meeting last night. In other action, a Shell self service gas station with landscaped grounds is granted a use permit for a half acre at the southeast corner of Fremont Boulevard and Black Road, to replace the existing station. The plan includes extensive landscaping and aims to be aesthetically pleasing. A proposed rezoning from the family to multifamily residential for 6.6 acres near the southwest intersection of Pine Street and Mission Boulevard was delayed to allow for the construction of 12 fourplex units.
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Historical Architectural Review Board
Cecilia Weed
Sion
Atlun Pri
Pine Street
Mission Boulevard
Crash victim still unconscious in Oakland hospital
Sixteen year old Naomi Wood of 450 Bar gia Road remains unconscious after a head injury in a collision at London Avenue and Mile Street. Steven Douglas Johnson 19 and Naomi's rear passenger Richard 15 sustained injuries while Michael Vargas 19 and three others in the other car escaped harm. Johnson was uninjured. Police say the crash involved a brick pillar or iron fence and are continuing the investigation with no citations issued yet.
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Fremont
Naomi Wood
Bargia Road
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Nac
Steven Douglas Johnson
Michael Joseph Vargas
Prenning St
London Avenue
Mile Street
John‘son
Bronte Court
Naorl
Richard
Vargas
Smog agency gains power to curb construction activity
EPA officials clash with the San Francisco smog control board over permit authority for federal standards. The district may face federal intervention if its rules lag, potentially limiting new housing and shopping center development as more people attract more pollutants. Public appeal rights and variances are debated amid state and federal positions.
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Anl
EPA
Air and Water Resources
Frank Covington
Carrigton
Ani
Eoan
Distriet Board
HPA c
State Air Resources Board
California
U S and Soviet pact aims at sea harassment incident limit
Moscow reports the United States and Russia signed a fifth summit agreement to reduce dangerous high seas encounters. Nixon and Brezh nev discussed Vietnam, but no positions changed. Signing in Vladimir Hall followed lengthy talks on military and international matters. The accord broadens rules of the road with signals, bans simulated attacks, and covers vessels and aircraft in international waters.
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Moscow
UPI
United States
Russia
Nixon
Vietnam
Leonid I.brezhnev
Brezhnev
White House
Kremlin
L A.m
Henry A. Kissinger
Andrei Gromyko
Jaltec
Soviet Communist Party
Tchaikovsky
Leonid I. Zamyatin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Mikalai
Podegorny
Kiss Ger
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Kusygin
Vladimir Hall
Navy
John W. Warner
Adm
Sergei Gorshkov
U. S. Navy
U.S.-Soviet Near Nuclear Pact As Talks Wrap Up
UPI says negotiations for a U S Soviet nuclear arms treaty are near completion with Ambassador Gerald Smith likely to fly to Moscow after minor finishing touches. Soviet chief negotiator Visdimir Semenov may join. A summit in Helsinki could see signing this week.
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Helsink
UPI
Souress Clea
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Gerald Smith
Almet
Moscow
Smith
Air Force
Helsinki
Visdimir
Semenov
Nizon
Washington
Crisis looms over drug program funding and youth center plan
In Alameda County and nearby cities, Second Chance faces severe financial strain as state reimbursement hangs on approval. The board debates funding for a possible umbrella drug abuse program for Tri Cities and Hayward, while a separate drop-in youth center is also discussed. Ginger Landeras and Ron Macks were appointed as youth representatives, replacing resigning members.
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Selig
Alameda County
California Council On Criminal Justice
Tri Cities
Haywans
Lewis
Newars
New Post
Ginger Landeras
Ron Macks
Jodi Vicleri
George Tamblyn
Five seek seat on council with aggressive growth plan
Five candidates run for city council promising an aggressive growth program to broaden the tax base and meet community needs in the West area. They push for expansion, economic development, and improved services as the election approaches.
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