Zodiac killer a Bay Area office worker questioned
Police said Zodiac may be an ordinary office worker moonlighting as a killer. Lee noted the letters show inconsistent sabotage and hinted at two more victims while stressing no credible link to the San Jose stabbings. Investigators pursue cryptogram clues as they race to catch him.
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Combat-ready GIs and Marines mobilized for protest unrest
About ten thousand soldiers and Marines arrived by airlift to be ready to quell possible disorders from antiwar protests this weekend. Most troops come from North Carolina bases. they will stay on federal property unless asked to assist by the Justice Department or DC authorities.
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West Coast Moratorium Day draw swells to 250000 crowd
San Francisco predicts more than 250000 protesters for a Nov 45 antiwar march and rally while police expect about 50000. organizers from New Mobilization Committee West say the turnout could top past city protests. Prominent organizers praise planning with San Francisco officials.
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Police search for two robbery suspects in Fremont
Fremont police seek two men who simulated a weapon to rob a Quick Stop at 38995 Farwell Drive around 9:45 PM. They fled on a Honda motorcycle. neither loss amount was reported. Suspects are described as about six feet tall, 120 pounds, in their early twenties.
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Salary schedule for brass adopted by trustees
Trustees approved the salary schedule with an extra 105000 beyond the current plan and accepted a committee report urging no action on complaints about Kennedy High students missing classes for Opt 15 Moratorium Day. The four member panel led by E Quaresma called for better parent student notice of attendance procedures and annual review of policies. Two couples complained about four hour after school detentions for Oct absences, alleging courtesy passes for unexcused absences and inconsistent absence policies.
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Plans for Ohlone College campus outlined for public hearings
Tremont Newark Junior College District trustees reviewed Ohlone College campus concepts and scheduled hearings for early December to gauge public reaction. The layout centers on a village campus with multiple small buildings around a core including dining, library and services, with coed campuses designed for accessibility and flexible programs.
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Robert Sprague
J. Kump and Associates
Bay Area Forecast Shows Fair, Hazy With Mild Temps
Forecasts indicate the Bay Area will be fair through Friday with hazy conditions and mild temperatures. Lows Thursday night in the 40s, highs in the 70s, light winds. Northern and Central California remain fair with patchy morning fog in interior valleys and continued mild conditions across the Sacramento and Joaquin Valleys.
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Newark District Wins State Funds for School Site Tenants
Newark Unified School District won 272131 in state funds to buy an elementary site and a continuation high school yard in The Lake subdivision. Trustees will consider plans for the site next Tuesday. Additional funds from 825000 deposited with the state will finance portable classrooms and other short term needs as the district weighs a June bond election.
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Residents hail truck ban on Rock Avenue victory
Fremont city council wins truck ban on Rock Avenue over three tons after a long campaign led by Mrs. Willett. Neighbors celebrate, plan to resurface the street, and thank the campaign’s volunteers with signs and a handmade plaque.
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Council delays Centerville Library decision
Fremont city council postponed the Centerville Library issue for one week awaiting a detailed financial report from the city manager. After hours of testimony, members sought clearer figures on renovating the current library versus relocating to a North Centerville site.
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Centerville
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Computer plan topic for council debts or liabilities
A city forum discusses a data processing system and a multi agency plan. Participating agencies include Newark Fremont Unified School District Ohlone College and several local bodies. Decisions on participation were due by December 13.
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Nixon names Watt as deputy mayor of DC
President Nixon named Graham W. Watt city manager in Dayton Ohio as deputy mayor of the District of Columbia. Watt, 43, a native of Elizabeth New Jersey, will succeed Thomas W. Fletcher who resigned to become city manager of San Jose California.
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Thomas W. Fletcher
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