Ohlone College Cultural Workshop Offers Seven Bay Area Trips
Fremont Ohlone College outlines a cultural workshop with lectures and field trips to seven Bay Area events. The lineup includes performances by the San Francisco Symphony, Segovia, Watts, and Coward plays, with a package price covering transport and tickets. Enrollment ends November 12 and is limited to four participants.
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Andres Segovia
American Esset
Andre Watts
American Conservatory Theatre
Noel Coward
Newark planners study bid to expand brine plant
Newark planning commissioners will continue consideration of California Brine Shrimp Inc. plan to add a second building at Wells Avenue and Enterprise Drive. The company seeks time to prepare expansion plans as a related patio cover variance for Jose Saenz is reviewed with staff proposing a partial approval.
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Newark
California Brine Shrimp, Inc
Menlo Park
Wells Avenue
Enterprise Drive
Coepany
At & Pm
City Hall
Newark Blvd
Jose Saenz
Darven Court
Zee Ap
Saenz
Auto crashes into Hayward student bed kills 22 year old
Alvin Ford a Chabot College student 22 rented a room at 2490 Kelly Street Hayward died early Monday when an out of control car driven by Merritt L. Stetler 56 entered the house and toppled the bed fracturing the wall Ford buried under debris remained dead on arrival at Levine Hospital Firefighters spent about 30 minutes disentangling him Williams the house owner a Safeway clerk said he was asleep when the crash occurred and the car driver could offer no explanation pending further investigation
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Hayward
Hayward College
Alvin Ford
Kelly St
Ford
Merrit L. Stetler
Sierra Ave
Stetler
Denly
Williams
Safeway Stores
Levine Hospital
Chabot College
Alvis Ford
Willams
Optimist Clubs honor youths during Youth Appreciation Week
Fremont and Mission Peak Optimist Clubs will present annual awards to an outstanding student from each high school at a dinner at the Fremont Inn on Warm Springs Boulevard at 7 30 pm tomorrow. A blue ribbon committee has chosen a special award for the standout youth.
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Fremont
Mission Peak
Fremont Inn
Warm Springs Blvd
Fremont Jaycees Sign 27 New Members in Record Drive
Fremont Jaycees announce a record recruitment with 27 new members and 35 men added to the leadership training program over two months in Northern California. Mayor Bill van Doorn spoke at the meeting where Fremont merchants donated prizes.
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Jaycees
Fremont
Fremont Jaycees
Clty
California
Bill van Doorn
Registration opens for tiny tots in Fremont program
Registrations are open for the second eight week session of the tiny tots program running from Nov 29 to Jan 2. Sponsored by Fremont city recreation and leisure services, it targets children aged 3 to 5 with games and creative activities at Kennedy High School Westridge and Olive Hyde centers.
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Fremont
City Decument of Recreation and Leisure Services
Kennedy High School
Westridge
ABAG airs plan for three Bay Area airport hearings
Supervisor Warren Boggess reports ABAG’s Regional Airport Systems Study Committee has prepared an aviation plan for the San Francisco Bay Region. The plan weighs aviation services, economic vitality and environmental quality and will be reviewed at three public hearings in the north, central and southern Bay Area before ABAG's general assembly adopts it in June 1972.
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Warren Boggess
Contra Costa County
Association of Bay Area Governments
ABAG
General Assembly
San Franciso Bay
Boggess
Bay Area
Viet Nam troop strength hits low in six years
Saigon reports U S troop strength falling to 191100 the lowest since December 1965 amid Nixon administration targets for 184000 by February Defense Secretary Mel Laird signals a larger pullout with December redeployments. Americal Division units departs as soldiers return home for Christmas with 40 fewer thousand in the war zone
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Det
Ferey Vietnam
Melvin Laird
Pullers
Astrang
U.S. Con
U.S. Army
Balgon
Five Sierra slayings lead to arrest in Grass Valley
Alexandre Massimo Vichi, 41, a repairman described as stocky, was jailed on five murder counts for the gunfire deaths of his estranged wife Charlene and her four children in Grass Valley area. He surrendered in Sonoma County after the killings near Fort Bragg. Grandparents Russell and Charlotte Faylor were badly wounded but listed as stable. A second suspect, Carter Paul Yuen, is held in Sierra County for separate killings.
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Grass Valley
Calif
Vichi
Russell
Charlotte Faylor
Sierra Nevada Memorial Inspiral
Brown
Munner
Clarence Otis Smith
Sierra County
Carter Paul Yuen
San Francisco
Chinatown
Brownn
Wieht
Charlene Sheen Vichi
Fort Bragg
Michelle Sheriff
Steven Sheriff
David Vichi
Tina Vichi
Vickis
Wayne Smith
Faylors
Vyichi
Ukiah
Reagan honors two teens for leading kids from fire
Tri City area teens Dawn H Richardson and Sheryl Silva received state recognition from Governor Reagan for bravery after waking and guiding three young children from a Newark fire on October 16, 1970. Battalion Chief Nelson Tardy credited the girls with possibly saving lives and council members later presented plaques to honor their courage.
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Tri-City
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Dawn H. Richardson
Hartnell St
Union City
Sheryl Silva
Mowry School Road
Newark
Dawn
Mulberry St
Appte Aml
Nelson H.tardy
Battlion
Chester
Raw Letter
Tardy
Miss Fremont Plans Eighth Pageant Committees Form
Fremont committees form to plan the eighth annual Miss Fremont Pageant set for April 15, 197% at Washington High School. The city winner advances to the state contest and the state winner goes on to Miss America in September in Atlantic City NJ. Interested persons should contact the Miss Fremont Pageant Association led by Mrs. Nira Allen.
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Fremont
Washington High School
California
Atlantic City
Miss Fremont
Nira Allen
Forest chief urges strict limits to save wilderness
Edward P. Cliff, head of the U.S. Forest Service, warned that rising public use of national forest lands could require strict restrictions on wilderness areas. He urged voluntary use over rationing but left open the possibility of future limits if crowding worsens. The issue spans California trails to Montana’s Bob Marshall, with land purchases debated amid tax and local governance concerns.
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Washington
National Forest
Edward P. Cliff
U.S. Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Cle
Cliff
Chick
Service
Tal
Jean
California
Bob Marshall
Montana
U.S. ‘S Forest Service
Congress
Forest Service
Clif
Cit
San Jacinta Mountains
Jeme Tun
Secretary of Agriculture
GOP Reacts Favorably To Revised Redistricting Plan
In Sacramento UPI reports Senate Democratic negotiators unveiled major revisions to the re districting plan, drawing initial favorable reaction from Republicans yet under review by GOP senators. The changes shift districts among Harmer, Stem, Grunsky, Marler, Collier, Short, Way, Zenovich and Rodda across Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Solano, Napa, Lake, Fairfield, Davis and the Central Valley, aiming to balance representation and keep some districts mountain valley focused.
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Sacramento
UPI
Senate
Republican Caucus
Joh &. Harmer
Glendale
GOP
Harmer
Los Angeles County
San Luis Obispo
Santa Barbara
Ventura Counties
Walter W. Stem
D-Eakersfield
University of California
Isla Vista
Donid L. Grunsky
Watsonvil
Motrlerey County
San Luis Obispo County
Fred Marler Jr
Redding
Solano
Napa
Randolph Collier
Dureka
Lake County
Marler
Alan Short
Dstockton
Fairfield
Souctes
San Francisco Bay Area
Collier
Speas
Benicia
Honard Way
Rodda
Davis Area
Bank to Show Film on Cancer Education
A Fremont bank presents a cancer education film aimed at a male audience. The showing occurs at Palo Alto-Salinas Savings at 39033 Paseo Padre Parkway at p.m. today. Dr. Philip Loeb will be available for questions following the film, sponsored by the Fremont Faycees.
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Fremont
Palo Alto-Salinas
Paseo Padre Parkway
Philip Loeb
Fremont Faycees
Trustees to propose guidelines for new high school principals
Newark trustees will hear proposed guidelines tonight from a study committee to guide selecting secondary school principals. The board meets at 7 30 p m in district offices and will receive criteria for Memorial High School and Newark High School replacements as principal Trying Hird retires. A steering committee report outlines forming a citizens committee to plan Memorial High’s opening.
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Newark
Musick Ave
Tew Memorial High School
Newark High School
Trying Hird
Memorial High
Arcus Fublomed by She Daily Review Publication
A fragmented notice from a California post office entry mentions Floyd L. Sparks as publisher of a regional creator and references Grace Mat dey mareas Marsh Se Hepa ail communications center in Savare, with illegible lines suggesting a communications and education center connection and a date in Fre.
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She Daily Review
Floyd L. Sparks
Publiser
Mons
Calif
Grace Mat Dey
Mareas
Marsh Se Hepa
Ail Communicaciens &E Center
Savare
Eauecinine Gade
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Haydn
Falla
Beethoven
Dave Motroni
Chicone
Wild Auto
By John Pinkerman
Copley Fetes
Sawtooth National Forest
Idaho
Upper
Fett
ALR
Peterson & Sons
Arcus
General Creataror
Sileraoa
Dally
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