Franco Dies At 82 After Long Illness In Madrid
In Madrid, Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, died after a month-long struggle for survival. The rightwing dictator who ruled Spain for 36 years passed away at La Paz Hospital. His death was announced by CIFRA and Europa Press, ending a bitter chapter in European history.
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Europa Press
Franco
Axl Tos
CAMP Moves Picketing to Irvington Massage Parlors
In Irvington district CAMP expands protest to three more massage parlors. Spokesman Rollin Cunningham says the group, already organized with a post office box and a planned hotline, seeks to drive the establishments out or reform state sex control through legislation.
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Sparkle
Acaedom Board
Irvington
Idicetyel Cesti
CAMP
Rollin Cunningham
Magseuses
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California
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Alister McAlister
D-San
School district money reform plan debated in Fremont
Fremont officials and the FUDTA spar over a district money reform plan aimed at correcting financial missteps exposed by three investigations this year. Trustees tentatively approve hiring an accountant, while the teachers’ association signals uncertainty about endorsing the reorganization.
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Tatterer
Board of Education
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Finance Office
Phillip Wagner
George Pfaffenberger
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Weather note for Fremont and surrounding area
Variable cloudiness through tomorrow with a slight chance of sprinkles. Lows around the upper 40s and highs in the mid 50s. Yesterday’s Fremont high reached 65, low 3.
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Fremont
Train won't steam in Central Park
Fremont council members say a miniature train should be built away from Central Park with undeveloped land east of Lake Elizabeth set for softball fields and tennis courts. They regard a lake loop near the library and tracks as inappropriate for a city park and favor a regional aquatic park site.
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Redwood Valley Shops
Berkeley
Til
Park
Larry Milnes
Geoffrey Steel
Art Lampert
Staff Valley
Amie
Senet Say
Centerville
Niles
Park District
Alameda County
Rhodes
Redwood Valley
Steel
Cleaver Charges to Be Reinstated by Alameda County DA
Alameda County District Attorney Lowell Jensen plans to reinstate attempted murder charges against former Black Panther Eldridge Cleaver. The notice appears on Page 8 of the edition. A nuclear physicist warns the arms race will escalate and that the H-bomb may be used in future war, noted on Page 25.
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Alameda County
Lowell Jensen
Eldridge Cleaver
State workers seek $158 million pay raise
The California State Employees Association calls for a $158 million pay hike for most state workers starting July 1, aiming at an average increase of 15 percent. Page 23.
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California
Misunderstandings and preconceptions spark biased job ban fears
Misunderstandings and lack of information led to conclusions that women, Blacks and Jews would be barred from a state jobs program with Saudi Arabia, according to a national report. The item highlights confusion over eligibility and anti discrimination concerns reported on page 24.
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Saudi Arabia
Carts Pile Up at Fremont Elementary Principal Responds
John Peacock, principal at Fremont Elementary, complains about stray shopping carts brought by students. He reports over two carts stored on site as supermarkets have not reclaimed their vehicles despite attempts to contact them.
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John Peacock
Fremont Elementary School
Peacock
Scottkin claims he was not paid informant in Hearst case
Walter Scott, brother of activist Jack Scott, says he helped federal agents pursue Patricia Hearst and SLA members as a concerned citizen not as a paid informant. He alleges he received $15 daily for food and lodging but denies spying on his family, and he would testify if subpoenaed. He cites directing agents to the SLA hideout from a Pennsylvania farmhouse and says his tips came from July 1974 onward.
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Jack Scott
Patricia Hearst
Syrobionese Liberation Army
Walter Scott
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Miss Hearst
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Wendy
SLA
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Emily Harris
Miss Hears
Wendy Jogmeary
San Francisco
John Scott
FBI
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sound
Bill Walton
Portland
Ore
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