Water board rejects claim against Alameda County district
The Alameda County Water District rejected a damage claim by Niles Sand and Gravel, totaling 752 787.44 including prospective damages, after deliberations led by Director Clark W. Redeker who called the claim frivolous and without merit. Legal counsel Walter Aylward advised review for technicalities before denial.
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Alameda County
Cirector Clark W. Redeker
Marion Ave
Niles Saride and Gravel Co
Aylward
Bray
Morris, Hyman
Gene Rhodes
Guy Clouser
Niles Sand and Gravel
Rhodes
Clouser
Livermore
Miner, Critchfield and Eaton
San Francisco
Peter V. ‘Brucher
Water District
Apollo 12 crew on course for moon after shaky start
Apollo 12 remains on track for the moon after a power failure and stormy conditions at Cape Kennedy disrupted earlier plans. Commanders Conrad Bean and Gordon prepared Intrepid for lunar landing while ground controllers emphasized adherence to mission rules and acknowledged inherent risk in the launch.
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Rich
Ard
F. Gordon
Alan L
Earth
Bean
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Cape Kennedy
Bear
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Gerald D. Griffin
Space Agency
Cape Kennery
Purchase conference set for Citizens Utilities deal
Fremont-A conference to settle price for purchase of Citizens Utilities is planned for early January with Ala meta County Water District manager Matt Whitfield noting a meeting with Citizens vice president Isaac Jacobson. The aim is to set price for inclusion in the April election, as a feasible takeover is studied.
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Fremont
Citizens Utilities
Matt Whitfield
Alameta County
Whitfield
Jacobson
Connecticut
Hawaii
ACWD
Niles
Union City
Antiwar protests draw small crowds in LA area
UPI reports antiwar demonstrations in Southern California drew small crowds and limited enthusiasm on Friday. The most notable event occurred in the Los Angeles region with modest turnout and faint turnout signals.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Goldwater endorses Borman for Senate seat
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater said he likely will not seek re election when his term ends in 1974 and he hopes astronaut Frank Borman might succeed him. Goldwater noted he would be 68 at termination and would step aside for a successor.
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America
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Goldwater
Coroner lists cause of death in Fremont case
The Alameda County coroner reported Ronald L. Hills died of a stroke caused by hypertensive cardiovascular disease. Hills, a horse trader, collapsed near a corral while hauling hay for his horses Thursday. Vienna report notes Austria’s ruling party reelected Chancellor Josef Klaus to the chair Friday, with Vice Chancellor Hermann Wilhalm confirmed as secretary general.
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Ronald L. Bil
Decota Rd
Alameda County
Hills
Vienna
UPI
Austria
People’s Party
Josef Klaus
Twoulay
Herman Wilhalm
Strandberg to join LA conference
Alameda County Water District director elect Carl Strandberg will join the Los Angeles governor's environmental conference. He asked to speak as a director elect if called, with others from the district planning attendance. Estimated cost is 125 dollars per day per person for the trip centered in Governor Reagan's event.
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Carl Strandberg
Alameda County Water District Board of Directors
Los Angeles
Strandberg
Environmental Sciences Council
San Jose State College
Clark Redeker
Redeker
Harry Brumbaugh
Frank Berghi
Matt Whitfield
Brumbaugh
Ronald Reagan
Interior
Walter Hickel
William Anders
Barry Commener
Washington, University
Los Angeles Medical
Joseph F
Violence mars antiwar march in Washington scene
Police reported 13 arrests including 12 for disorderly conduct and one for carrying a deadly weapon as clashes erupted around DuPont Circle and the South Vietnamese embassy. Seven officers were injured, one by a tear gas bomb, and shops along Connecticut Avenue suffered broken windows amid chaotic demonstrations and tear gas volleys.
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White House
UPI
Washington
San Diego
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Kim Brace
Thaler
Embassy
Peaceful anti war march along Paseo Parkway
A peaceful antiwar march began at Paseo Padre Parkway and moved north to a park where sound equipment was set up. A large candle lit peace symbol formed on a hill as the crowd listened to speakers and a poem read by Theodalle Mossor. A youth noted the draft next year as the crowd voiced views on Vietnam.
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Dean Fraser
Ohlone College
Carl Olsen
Fremont Congregational Church
Fremont
Theodallé Mossor
Turkish president arrives in Leningrad on historic visit
President Cevdet Sunay of Turkey arrived in Leningrad on Friday, the Tass news agency said, completing the second leg of his first ever official visit to the Soviet Union after a stay in Moscow since Wednesday.
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UPI
Cevdel Sunay
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Sunay
Thousands March in San Francisco Area for War Moratorium
The New Mobilization Committee Weal announced veterans and active duty servicemen would march as thousands gathered in San Francisco and nearby cities. Palo Alto hosted a 5000-strong parade while Stanford and Berkeley students led discussions and rallies. A 300-voice noon rally formed at the Navy ROTC building and a 3000-strong crowd heard speeches outside the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange in San Francisco. A candlelight vigil closed the day amid traffic delays on the Golden Gate Bridge and Oakland hosted a Fortney H. Stark rally urging change.
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Coalition Against” Repression
Macarthur Park
New National Mobilizating Committee
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New Mobilization Committee
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Stanford University
University of Califor
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Security National Bank
Jetliner makes emergency landing at Edwards AFB
Trans World Airlines carried eight passengers when a jetliner diverted from Phoenix after a nose gear hydraulic failure. Captain H Nichols manually lowered the gear, landing safely at Edwards AFB with no injuries. A second TWA plane was sent to pick up the passengers. West German Defense Minister Helmut Schmidt returned to Bonn after a U.S. trip attending NATO Nuclear Planning Group meetings.
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UPI
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Helmut Schmidt
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North Atlantic Treaty Alliance
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Oldsters win 10 cent bus fare cut in Oakland
In Oakland, citizens 65 years and older will pay 10 cents to ride public buses starting January 1 after a protest by about 40 seniors at an AC Transit board meeting. Only one director voted against the discount and another abstained, calling the demonstration propaganda.
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Oakland
UPI
Oldsters
AC Transit Board of Directors
Fremont planners clash over rezoning and public hearings
Fiery deliberations arise as Fremont planners debate rezoning rules and whether to reopen a public hearing. The commission considers amending the general plan without full public participation, leaving owners of four quadrants and others to argue issues at the council stage.
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Pine
Four Quadrants
Obituary for Fleecia Gomes in Fremont services and family
Funeral services for Fleecia M. Gomes eight year old who died Friday in Fremont will be held Monday at 8 30 a m at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses 160 Peralta Blvd Fremont then the Corpus Christi Church where Requiem Mass will be said commencing at 9 a m Interment will follow at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward Recitation of the Rosary will be Sunday at p m at the mortuary She was the widow of the late Joseph James and the mother of the late Alvin Games and is survived by her daughter Ruth Vielte of Fremont her sister Ada Flores of San Jose four grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Fremont
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Corpus Christi
Holy Sepulchre
Hayward
Joseph’aames
Toather
Alvin Games
Ruth Vielte
Ada Flores v
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