Senators protest Amchitka blast voices rally abroad
Citizens and labor leaders joined 34 Senators in demanding cancellation of the underground Amchitka nuclear test. Protest actions spread to Canada and the United States with warnings of radiation, tidal waves, and environmental damage, while officials stated earthquakes are unlikely unless a natural quake occurs.
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U.S. Senate
National Labor
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Canada
Nixon
National
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Greepeace
Japan
Edward M. Kennedy
D.mass
University of Utah
Chicago
Dent Nixon
Weexteack
Seismological Laboratory
Cal Tech
Pasadena
Calif
Don Anderson
Mosquitoes in California Grow Immune to Sprays Says Expert
Public health officials in California warn that mosquitoes are rapidly developing resistance to pesticides across irrigated farmland and other lands. Experts fear an epidemic of sleeping sickness next year, with potential spread of Venezuelan Encephalitis, threatening humans and unvaccinated horses.
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Berkeley
UPI
California
Richard F. Peters
Vector Centrol
State Public Health Service
William C. Reeves
University of California Sthoos of Public Health
Texas
Mexico
Reeves
St. Louis
Tle
Sonora
Peters
Seminar on shoplifting set for Fremont breakfast
Fremont merchants and employees are invited to a seminar breakfast on shoplifting prevention at 7:30 a.m. November 16 at the International Ribbon. Judges Roy Pucci and James Perley, Police Chief John Fabbri, Deputy District Attorney John Burke, and Mervyn's Security Chief Jon Smith will discuss prevention, apprehension and legal rights. Tickets are $2.50, available from the Fremont Chamber of Commerce and several local businesses.
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Fremont
International Ribhon
Peralta Blvd
Roy Pucci
James Perley
Fremcut
John Fab
Bri
Dist
John Burke
Mervyn
Jon Smith
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Merle ‘Newton
Nunes’ Arco
Ray’s
Tallman
Fremont Chamber
Hearing set on New Haven district trustee residency issue
The Alameda County Board of Education set a December 3 public hearing on abolishing trustee residency areas in the New Haven School district. The outcome could place the issue on the February ballot, allowing voters to approve or reject residency requirements for candidates and permit trustees to reside anywhere in the district.
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Alameda County
Decos
Olf Alvarado
New Haven
Newark parents form group for handicapped children
An organization named Parents in Action will meet at 72 PM at the community center on 35901 Cedar Blvd. The Fremont Newark and Union City residents aim to expand education social and recreational services for emotionally troubled children and those with neurological disorders. For more information call 796-0550.
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Newark
Cedar Blvd
Parents In Action
Fremont
Union City
Marie Soltes
Pep Leaders Competition Set At Fremont
Pep leaders from Aheugrat Northern California will display their talents in a program at John F Kennedy High today from 9 to 4. Adviser Linda Ifill said competitors include song girls yell leaders flag girls majorettes and precision teams. Welcome to all interested in viewing at no cost. Food will be on sale. Directed by Patricks and Jack Thbbard.
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Patricks
Jack Thbbard
Chartered bus to join San Francisco peace march
A Fremont Congregational Church chartered bus will depart 9 a.m. today from 36 Blacow Road heading to a San Francisco peace march. Fare is $1.40 per person and marchers are asked to bring hay lunches due to limited food options along the parade route. In Centerville, the library at 37467 Fremont Blvd offers pre event stories and songs for younger children at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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Fremont
San Francisco
Blacow Road
Centérville
Fremont Blvd
Californias gas tax boost aids bus and BART systems
Gov Ronald Reagan signed a bill increasing the gasoline tax by 1.2 to 2 cents per gallon, directing about 130 million dollars to Alameda County public transportation and distributing statewide 175 million to local and statewide transportation efforts. The measure aims to fund local transit and curb urban sprawl with greater local control.
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Sacramento
Alameda County
Ronald Reagan
AC Transit
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Bruce Samuels
Assembly Transportation Committee
Samuels
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
BART
Fremont
Livermore
Republcan
Reagan
Reagin
Mills
California unemployment rate dips but stays above average
California jobless rate fell to 7.0 percent in October from 7.2 in September, remaining 1.2 points above the national average of 5.8 percent. The aerospace sector added jobs while manufacturing led declines. 489,000 people were unemployed, with 439,900 employed in aerospace. Regional rates were provided for Los Angeles-Long Beach, among others.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Reagan Administration Department of Human Resources Development
Sigurd I. Hansen
Hansen
Los Angeles
Long Head
Daring S F Bank robber was woman
A female bandit with a threatening note robbed a Bank of America branch in San Francisco of 52 000 in cash on Friday. The teller reported the woman, described as black, 5 feet 3 inches, 120 pounds, 24, Carmen Guillory, handed the note and fled after the heist. Children were mentioned in the note. police were notified 15 minutes later.
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San Francisco
Bank of America
Carmen Guillory
Gail
Cal State to Reopen Cafeteria With Bolts
Cal State College in Hayward plans to reopen the cafeteria next week after closing since September 27 due to cracks in concrete pillars. Engineers remain unsure of the cause but deem the building safe with 28 inch diameter steel bolts anchoring columns. Estimated bolt cost tops 5.00 per bolt, funded by either the campus or college auxiliary foundation.
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Hayward
Lolis
William G. Vandenburgh
Raymont Yusi
Los Angeles
Ple
College Auxiliary Foundation
Vandenburgh
Cal State Science
Violent Shooting Outside Viking Lounge in Fremont
Two Emeryville men were wounded in a Thursday night shooting at the Viking Lounge on Peralta Boulevard. Bartender Jerry Lea Jones, 22, of San Lorenzo is charged with assault with intent to murder. four men allegedly beat him, then Jones returned with a pistol, injuring Scozzari and Luttrell, while Scozzari, Luttrell treated at Washington Hospital. Police also charged three others with aggravated assault. Saszari and Luttrell reported in good condition.
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Fremont
Emeryville
Viking Lounge
Peralta Blvd
Viking
Jerry Lea Jones
Lewoling Mud
San Lorenzo
Jones
Police
George Johson
Johnson
Fim
Anthony Scozzat
Monte Luttrell
Scozari
Luttrell
John Buenrestro
Richmond
Scozzari
Washington Hospital
Fremont Travel offers flexible Hawaii package deal
Fremont Travel promotes a seven night Hawaii vacation for 196 dollars including air fare, hotel, transfers and baggage handling with no club membership. The offer stresses competitive carriers and independent travel, available from downtown Fremont with no customer charges.
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Western Airlines
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