Lawmakers Revise Aid Bill With Javits Amendments
Senators voted 48 to 35 to exempt Latin American nations from higher interest rates in the Alliance for Progress program. An amendment by Sen. Javits to remove a station mandating rates tied to U S Treasury borrowing was rejected 43 to 42. A Packwood proposal to add 125 to 175 million for global technical aid failed 50 to 3.
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Ramparts rise on council plan in Fremont
Fremont debate grows over plans to expand the city council from five to seven seats. Mayor William van Daam and councilmen Don Dallon and Jack Pimentel oppose the reorganization, while others warn of divisive effects. A new group Citizens Against Dividing Fremont plans a rally and wine tasting to fund the campaign against the proposal. Richard Wollbrecht, a planning commissioner, estimates $5 000 to $10 000 needed. organizers currently have about $100.
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Hichard Wollbrecht
Reevaluating Ohlone Chicano Committee Sparks Restructuring
Ohlone College trustees face calls to disband the current 14 member Chicano advisory panel after La Raza Nueva urged a new nine member body. The proposed Le Raza Committee would allocate two Fremont Newark and Union City representatives and three Ohlone students. Anglos and businesspeople questioned, while Kathryn Coon defended broad Mexican American viewpoints amid attendance and ideological concerns.
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Petition seeks larger Fremont City Council and six districts
A petition presented to Fremont's city council requests expanding the council to seven members, creating six districts with six members living in specific districts and elected citywide, plus one at large member. Joseph McCord for Concerned Citizens Committee led signatures, with a 60 to 75 day window for a possible special election.
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Joseph McCord
Concerned Citizens Committee
Robert Nelson
Kaiser plans central Fremont hospital site
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals plans a major medical center on 49 acres in Fremont near Civic Center Drive Walnut Avenue Stevenson Boulevard and Paseo Padre Parkway extension. The plan anticipates a community general hospital with medical offices to serve Southern Alameda County, starting with a small bed complement and expanding later.
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Fremont Mead
Civic Center Drive
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Stevenson Boulevard
Paseo Padre Parkway
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Kaiser
Alameda County
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan
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Baker
City General
Newark Council weighs topless bar ban amid debate
Newark City Council considers a proposed ordinance banning topless and bottomless entertainment, targeting the In Site Club. If approved after second reading, a 30 day waiting period and potential court challenges loom as officials weigh policing problems and First Amendment concerns.
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Turnlund
William Morrison
Morrison
Gary Swartz
State Supreme Court
Swartz
Weather forecast shows mild temps and scattered showers
Eta Atmeltes partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of rain today. Highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s to low 50s. Southeasterly winds 10 to 20 mph.
Alameda County Water District weighs bond election
Directors may decide tonight whether to call another bond election next year after last week's defeat of a 7.9 million issue. The report notes ongoing political maneuvering and related local fiscal concerns.
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Alameda County
Harris Withdraws From 1972 Democratic Presidential Race
Sen. Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma withdraws as a candidate for the 1972 Democratic presidential nomination amid mounting debt less than seven weeks after entering the race. Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin is set to leave Nixon's Cabinet, the fifth among the original members.
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Oklahoma
Clifford M. Hardin
Nixon
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