Fremont petition calls for city council reorganization
Petitions bearing 10 172 names demand a reorganization to six district elected councilmen plus one at large member with a seventh seat open to any district. The measure could be enacted by ordinance or a special election within 75 days after 15 percent of voters sign. Three representatives of a new group urged submitting the issue to voters amid home front issues. The scene included applause in Chicago and political rallies in New York and Beverly Hills with Nixon praised by officials and national figures.
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Fremont
Appr
Chicago
New York
Nelon A. Rockefeller
Agnew
Nixon
United States
Fremont tree protest halts removal project temporarily
A small group of CAN members and a man halted tree clearing on Niles Boulevard as workmen paused the removal of large trees for a housing plan. Tense exchanges occurred with foreman Henry of the tree firm and project manager DuBois as council scrutiny looms, while local resident Ivy Cuenca sought further city recognition.
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Gunther Preiss
Rancho Arroyo’ Parkway
Kermit Henry
Singer
Preiss
Henry
Hoory
DuBois
Ivy Cuenca
Sacramento
Fremont
Committee to Reevaluate Trees at Niles Nursery Site
Hast ordered mittee to re-evaluate vegetation at the site, but Niles residents and CAN members complain trees are being cut. The committee includes Dr. Andrew Leiser, Frank Serpa, and Ted Harpainter, with CAN and Singer reps. Councilman Don Dillon urged the move. outcome hoped by Thursday.
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Leiser
Singer
Serpa
CAN
Rancho Arroyo
Art Lampert
Suit filed over copter rescue costs in Fremont
Fremont city files suit against three families to recover 620 for a city sponsored Sierra Nevada outing. Assistant City Attorney says case is principle driven, not money. Parties include Roy Tucker's parents, Karen Waterhouse, and Mike Cuneo, with addresses in Fremont. The complaint seeks payment of expenses from the Kingson Na Gonal Park mission.
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Ken Castle
Fremont
Sierra Nevada
Carey W. Royster
Kingson Na Gonal Park
Roy Tucker
Bidwell Drive
Karen Waterhouse
Haycock Court
Freshont
Mike Cuneo
Ue View
Eit
Court orders relocation aid and study before Foothill Freeway work
U S District Judge Robert F. Peckham ruled the state must provide an adequate relocation assistance program and complete an environmental impact study before any further actions on the Foothill Freeway. The injunction halts land acquisition and area removals, with Sierra Club and La Raza Unida among the plaintiffs, citing concerns for displaced residents in Southern Alameda County.
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San Francisco
Foothill
U.S
Robert F. Peckham
Peckham
la Haza Unida
The
Sierra Club
Bert Perez
Union City
la Raza Unida
Hachos
Mario Obleda
State Division of Highways
Bob Halligan
CDC optimistic of matching grant effort in Fremont
The Community Drug Council hopes to raise 8000 to match a federal grant as door to door collections total about 7077 with 4900 remaining. Fund drive chair Ruth Willett expects the final tally to reach roughly 7400 and anticipates business firm contributions to cover the shortfall. The drive aimed for 10000 and 855 volunteers participated vs the 1000 needed.
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Fremont
Commounity Drug Council
Willell
Weather outlook with rain and strong southerly winds
Rain likely early today with a chance of showers tonight and tomorrow. Cooler conditions with highs in the 50s to 60s and 40s tonight. Gale warnings issued for southerly winds 25 to 45 mph. Rain chances 60 percent today, 40 percent tonight.
Second Chance Inc General Meeting Chooses Leaders
In area trustees select a permanent board and president at the first general membership meeting of Second Chance Inc held tonight at the drug abuseager ark on Page 23.
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Second Chance, Inc. Drug Abuse Ager Ark
Assembly panel kills $6 billion school finance bill
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee ends a $6 billion bill by Assemblyman Leroy Greene to equalize education spending across districts. The measure fails on a split voice vote during an informal committee meeting in the Assembly lounge. Alexandre John Vichi is arraigned in Nevada City court on charges of murdering his wife and their four children. He appeared in court with a ma ned face, wearing casual clothing, and made no plea.
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Assembly Ways and Means
Leroy Greene
Sacramento
Assembly
Alexandre John Vichi
Nevada City
Calif
Muskie criticizes White House on water pollution stance
Senator Edmund S. Muskie accuses the Nixon White House of a business as usual approach to water pollution and calls for a public position comparison. The dispute could influence the 1972 presidential campaign. Also noted is the story of Melody Kay Reidelbach, a 16 month old girl who survived a farm accident that killed her parents.
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Edmund S. Muskie
White House
Nixon
Maine
Muskie
Melody Kay Reidelbach
Woman Goes On Trial In Iranian Spying Case
Sharon Lebere, 28, formerly of Hayward, faces trial in an Iranian military court on charges of spying, attempted sabotage, and taking part in guerrilla activities against the government. The report is filed from Page 21.
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Sharon Lebere
Hayward
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Beverly Hills
John Mitchell
Richard Nixon
Los Angele
Nashville
St. Louis
Americana
Conrad Hilton
GOP
Michigan Avenue
Jim Wilson
California
Workmen and & Singer Housing Co
Uely
Conservenve Adobe and Nursery Committee
Niles
CAN Imembers
Arly
Florence Buehler
Glen DuBois
Don Dillon
California Nursery
Hast
Cal
Gary Tischler and
Sue Mills
MacArthur
Ari
J. Anthony Kline
Public Advocates, Inc
Alameda County
San Jose
Oakland
CDC
Ruth Willett
Trustees
Astrolay
Crreck
Helen
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