Fremont Wins Award Cleanest City in California
Anaheim Fremont won the California Anti-Litter League's Stauffer Trophy and a $10,000 prize plus a $1,000 check for ongoing cleanup and planting programs. Mayor William van Doorn accepted the award for the City Beautiful Committee, praising cleanup efforts, tree planting, and anti litter initiatives amid some 500 attendees. The city beat La Jolla and Palo Alto to claim the honor at the second annual presentation in Anaheim, with Ridgecrest the previous year's winner.
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Increasing clouds and rain likely tonight forecast
The forecast predicts increasing cloudiness with rain likely tonight and showers expected. Temperatures will rise to the upper 50s to mid 60s, with a tonight low around 35 to 45 degrees. Winds will be southerly at 12 to 25 mph.
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Weekend gun killings raise murder charges in Grass Valley
A stockily built auto repairman is jailed on five counts of murder for the weekend shooting deaths of his estranged wife and four of her children in Grass Valley. Senate negotiators propose redistricting revisions prompting initial GOP cautious optimism. A 14-year-old testifies about a Swiss watch linked to the Fra ser murder trial. Mariner 9 nears Mars as Pasadena scientists monitor the six month voyage. A Los Angeles judge declines to dismiss a long-standing UC lawsuit over Angela Davis rehiring. Muskie campaigns for Nixon's alma mater, drawing 1,000 students to rally for votes.
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Harris presses breakup plan for big corporations
mR RLY Sen. Fred Harris, candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, urges breaking up General Motors US Steel and other large firms to prove free enterprise works again. The Auto Club of Missouri reports defective motor mounts in cars since 1945 threatening loss of control. Lt Col Anthony B Herbert claims he was muzzled by the Army after accusing officers of war crimes in Vietnam.
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Pay Board ends back wage raises in most contracts
In a 105 vote the Pay Board ruled that most workers cannot collect retroactive wage increases missed during the X-day freeze. The decision preserves current contracts after the freeze ends, while allowing retroactive pay for some pre-August 15 agreements under limited terms. Labor leaders criticized the ruling as rigid and vowed to seek congressional action.
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Lin Piao ousted and possibly dead in China power purge
Washington briefings report Mao Zedong and Premier Chou Enlai purging Lin Piao the defense minister once seen as Mao's successor. Chinese leaders allegedly eliminated a military plot amid rumors of Lin's involvement in a Mongolia crash that killed nine aboard. Soviet involvement and missing senior officers cited.
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Fremont CDC Wins Reduced Federal Aid After Scrutiny
Fremont’s Community Drug Council received a scaled down 20887 federal grant after a review into payments to Contemporary Problem Consultants of San Francisco. The Newark drug program was cut and the state task force may withhold about 1450 due to questions of legality.
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San Jose
Union City bloodbath warning sparks Cranston visit
Senator Cranston heard calls from Arturo Hernandez and local activists for a federal probe into racial tensions in Union City, Hayward and Fremont after September violence. Hernandez urged action to prevent a bloodbath while Cranston urged calm and pledged to seek facts and possible steps, amid cries of police brutality and demands for investigation.
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Fremont police reshuffle followed five promotions
Nineteen Fremont officers receive new duties as five promotions in September created vacancies. Captain Roger Neuman notes transfers occur over a month for training, with moves including Neuman to administrative services and Lt George Johnson becoming chief of detectives.
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