CIA chief job scope expanded in intelligence overhaul
Washington UPI reports a broad reorganization of U S intelligence operations. CIA director Richard Helms will shed some operational duties to focus on community wide responsibilities, while Kissinger oversees a new National Security Council intelligence committee and a net assessment group will review all intelligence programs.
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Sainteana
Lucien Neda
R-Mich
House
Armed Services
CIA
Pentagon
Nedzi
Helms
U.S
White House
Aod
Intel
National Security Council
Henry A. Kissinger
OSA
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rags to Riches Rehearsal by Fremont Youth Theatre Guild
Fremont Youth Theatre Guild members rehearse a scene from the musical melodrama Rags to Riches, ahead of performances today tomorrow and next weekend at the Fremont Community Center Auditorium located at 40204 Paseo Padre Parkway. They are preparing a lively community show highlighting local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Youth Theatre Guild
Fremont Community Center
Paseo Padre Parkway
Two Teens Charged in Flint Teen Death Torture Case
Kathleen Ann Gilbert, 17, of Flint, was found nude and mutilated in a swampy area ten miles north of town after being missing for weeks. Raymond Himbel 2 and Jaret Musser 17 faced warrants and arraignment while four juveniles were held. investigators seek whether twelve youths were witnesses or participants.
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Fy' Gee
Liyngeton
Thomas Kizer Jr
Richard H. Robinson
Brighton Post Quest
George Schlebel
State Poles Post
Flint
Miss Gilbert
Gordon Gilbert
Fremont pilot ejected during training near Fallon
Navy pilot John B Pianetta, 26, from Fremont, ejected from his Lemoore based jet during a bombing exercise near Fallon Nevada. He parachuted to safety and was unharmed. The unmanned jet flew 400 miles across Nevada and Utah before search teams located the wreckage near Fairfield Utah.
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Lemoore
Navy
Fremont
Fallon
Nev
Aller Ct
Obituary: Isabel Rosales 65 Requiem Mass in Fremont
Requiem Mass for Isabel P. Rosales 65 who died Wednesday in Fremont will be offered at Corpus Christi Catholic Church Fremont at 9 am today. She was a native of Mexico surviving husband Merced D Rosales son Merced P Rosales and brother Esteban Pineda all of Fremont and four grandchildren. Burial will be in Holy Seguire Cemetery Hayward.
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Isabel P. Rosales
Fremont
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
2Nd St
Mexico
Isband
Merced D. Rosales
Merced P. Rosales
Esteban Pineda
Holy Seguleire Cemetery
Hay Ward
Fired cop accused in San Jose shooting case
Rocklin Wooley, 27, a four-year Saint Jose police officer, was fired on eight counts for manslaughter in the fatal predawn shooting of Jom H. Smith, 37, after a minor traffic stop. Two off duty officers, Darrell Richter and Robert Watts, faced discipline as gag order limits details.
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Rocklin Wooley
Fletcher
Jom H. Smith
Darrell Richter
Robert Watts
Santa Clara County
Cy Wootey
Smith
Richter
Watts
Viet Cong weapon surrendered by Vietnam veteran
Larry A. Edwards, 21, surrendered an automatic pistol after a skirmish with Viet Cong. Detectives say his Wat Driscoll Road home was burglarized and a weapon tied to the 1909 Federal Firearms Act was involved. Edwards hoped to keep the weapon as a souvenir.
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Federal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
U.S. Treasury Department
Edward
High court weighs delay on big nuclear test blast
The high court considers postponing the nuclear test as scientists including Linus Pauling Harald Urey and George Wald urge postponement for full data. Senators led by Edward Brooke and Edward Kennedy back delay citing risks to national security and world peace amid campus vigils and legal battles.
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Linus. Pauling
Stanford University
Harald Urey
University of California
George Wald
Harvard University
Sierra Club
Committee For Nuclear Responsibility
New York Times
Washington Nixon
Nixon
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Washington Area College
African heads visit Cairo amid push to end Arab-Israeli crisis
African heads of state on a peace mission flew to Cairo from Tel Aviv as Egypt's Sadat moved to direct command of the armed forces and press for a resolution to the crisis by year end. Senegal's Senghor credited cooperation and hope for fruit from dialogue while Israeli and Egyptian officials welcomed the exchange as a new era of dialogue.
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United Frass International
Middle East
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Military High Command
Sadat
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Bennu Sat Sadat
Orga
Leopold Senghor
Senegal
Zalman Shazar
Israel
Mother Rejoins High School Girls Team After Court Order
17 year old mother Jame Rubel wins a temporary restraining order from UPI and U.S. District Court Judge Willem C. Hansen to rejoin Ruthven High School girls basketball practice and play immediately while a $175,000 damages suit against the athletic union proceeds. The judge halt s Ruthven High School from enforcing eligibility rules during the order.
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Des Moines
Laws
UPI
U.S. District Court
Willem C. Hansen
Jame Rubel
Ruthven, Lowe
Bath High School
Lcense
Two Potts Face Trial Over Horse Stable Zoning Dispute
Dewayne Potts and his father plead guilty to 16 charges of violating city zoning by stabling horses in a residential area at 8018 Hay Jay Street Newark. They also face building and plumbing permit violations as trial proceeds.
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Fremont
Dewayne Potts
Cedar Blvd
Newark
Potts
Central Ave
Iinoce i
Potis
Hay Jey St
Fremont women oppose tree cutting in new development
Fremont residents led by Mrs. Ellen Lanterman protested proposed townhouse plans by Singer, arguing trees must be saved. They urged underground parking and questioned the design, while experts noted some trees are diseased. A summit with city officials produced partial accords on preserving pistache and two rows of yew stumps, with further talks planned.
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Frank Serpa
Edenvale Nursery
Fremont
Perhaul
Mate Department of Agriculture
Harpainter
CAN
Singer
Ars
Three to Attend Anti-Litter Meet in Anaheim
Three members of Fremont's City Beautiful Committee Ivy Cuenca Evelyn Britto and Shirley Feeley will attend a California Anti-Litter League convention in Anaheim Monday with credentials representing a year of work. They will vie for the state's cleanest city award with a scrapbook outlining group activities Judges include Assemblywoman Martha Fong Henry Dolezal Walt Bidaoe Clubs Inc and Ted Osmundsen past president of the American Society of Landscape Architects.
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Fremont
City Beautiful Committee
California Anti-Litter League
Anaheim
Ivy Cuenca
Evelyn Britto
Shirley Feeley
Marcha Fong
Henry Dolezal
Walt Bid Aoe Clubs, Inc
Ted Osmundsen
San Francisco
American Society of Landscape Architects
Decision near fund bid by Fremont CDC council
The Community Drug Council faces a federal grant decision reviewed by the narcotics task force of the California Council of Criminal Justice. A revised plan proposes closing the Vacuum City Crisis Center and trimming staff from four to three. CDC Project Director John Saker notes no reaction from task force officials. The task force urged a revised approach after an earlier review. Elena withdrawal from
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Fremont
Community Drug Council
California Council of Criminal Justice
Hyatt House
San Francisco International
City Crisis Center
CDC Project
John Saker
Teview Prom Ity
Elena
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High Court
Pepe T
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
AEC
Schlesinger
Hiroshima
K.C. Thaler
London
Ellen Lanterman
Montecito
Dillon
Florence Buehler
Landa Drive
Niles Boulévard
Mrs. Eustis
Little
Orphan Annie
Philip Blaisdell
AM 'E Busen
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CDC
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