Fremont police morale sinks in secret survey findings
A leaked 80 officer poll by the Fremont Police Association shows deep dissatisfaction with police administration and morale at a four year low. Officers cite politics, leadership doubts, and heavy paperwork. 24 seek other jobs while 49 call morale weak and 38 say discipline unfair. Chief Fabbri’s credibility and the absence of a traffic division are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Castle
Fremont
Fremont Police Association
Argus
Fidence
Garth Lipsky
John Fabbri
Fabbri
Col
Weekend Weather: Patchy Clouds With Mild Temperatures
Fair through tomorrow with patchy low clouds tomorrow morning. Highs in the upper 50s to low 60s both days. Lows tonight in the upper 30s to upper 40s.
Redistricting plan creates new Los Angeles seat
Assembly reapportionment committee approves a congressional redistricting plan aimed at creating a new black seat in Los Angeles and forcing Rep. Paul McCloskey into a difficult reelection bid. Legislative tax writers report basic agreement on 46 million dollars in property tax relief for senior citizens but disagree on funding. A consumer group urges the Public Utilities Commission to order action against Pacific Telephone. Negotiations to settle the two San Francisco Bay Area Roman Catholic high schools are broken off. A Bank of America branch is held up for over an hour, with a pistol bomb and more than 70 thousand dollars stolen. the manager is slugged. An incident leaves kindergarten students horrified as a parent and a teacher confront certified staff.
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Los Angeles
Paul McCloskey
Assembly
Francisco Bay Area
President Nixon nominee testifies on Mexican food factory raid
Mrs Romana Acosta Banuelos, nominated to be Treasurer, testifies she knew her Mexican food factory employed illegal aliens. Federal agents raided the plant in October. Page 3. Also notes House opposition to televised debates in 1972 and a $15.8 million cap on political ads per ticket. Page 5.
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Romana Acosta Banuelos
Nixon
United States
House
D. B. Cooper
FBI
Seattle
Senate
Frazier Found Guilty in Santa Cruz Mountains Slayings
John Lintey Frazier, a self-styled environmental Fierceton, convicted of five counts of first degree murder for the October 15, 1970, killings at Dr Victor Ohta's hilltop home. Jury deliberated nearly three days before verdict. no murder weapon or direct witnesses tied Frazier to the scene.
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Redwood City
UPI
John Lintey Frazier
Lomany
Victor Ohta
Virginia
Taggarth
Derek
Dorothy Cadwallader
Ohta
Santa Cruz Mountains
Frazier
Big Ams
James Jackson
Trunk murderess Judd paroled by Arizona panel
Annnie Ruth Judd, once the famed trunk murderess of 40 years ago, was granted state parole by the Arizona Board of Paroles. The panel, meeting at the state prison, tied parole to conditions to be outlined after a conference with the state attorney general. She, now 67, faced questions about life story rights and insisted she would not profit from it. She was convicted for harboring two friends found dead in trunks in Los Angeles in 1931.
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Florence, Atiz
UPI
Annnie Ruth Judd
Arizona Board of Parsons and Paroles
Assassin who drank blood linked to Arab leaders plot
Munaf Soleiman Khalifa, 24, a self confessed killer of Jordanian Prime Minister Wasfi Tal, told UPI that Palestinian guerrillas planned to kill Arab leaders opposed to their government. Khalifa said he drank Tal's blood after the shooting in Cairo. Four gunmen, linked to Hand of Black September, were charged with murder and conspiracy.
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Cairo
UPI
Wasfi Tol
Munaf Soleiman Khalifa
Tel
Sheraton Fotel Sunda
Khalifa
Amman
King Hussein
Mohammed Maher Hassan
Morocco
Jordan
Middle East
Ezzat Ahmed Radah
Ziad Mahmoud Badtan
Jawad Khalil Baghdadi
Europe
Abou Ali Iyyad
Yyad
Night club owner charged after dancer refused bottomless act
Gary D. Swartz owner of InSite Club at 6101 Jarvis Ave was charged with battery after allegedly throwing dancer Diane Karen Smith off the stage when she refused to perform bottomless. Smith 27 sustained a broken finger and multiple contusions. witnesses and hospital records cited.
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Newark
Gary D. Swartz
Jarvis Ave
Diane Karen Smith
St. Rose Hospital
Hayward
Nixon set to visit Peking starting February twenty first
President Nixon will begin his historic trip to Peking on February 21, 1972, the White House announced. Details were few with more information promised within 24 hours, and plans for a possible stop in Shanghai noted as preparations continued.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Peking
White House
China
Nicon
Ronald L. Zielger
U.S
Soviet Union
Peking Time
People's Republic of China
United States of America
Ziegler
Shanghai
Henry Kissinger
Yiegler
Leplér
Fek
Fremont boosters push plan for new Washington High stadium
A Fremont booster group led by Tak Fidlenna plans a community drive to build a 70 seat football stadium at Washington High School. They seek 250000 from donations and will present plans at a Fremont Unified School District Board meeting. The group includes local business figures and Oakland Raiders star Jim Otto, aiming to place the stadium near Country Lane with new construction equipment donated by alumni.
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Fremont
Firemnan
Washington High School
Tak Fidlenna
Richfield Ave
Fremont Dnilied School District Board of Trustees
Fadenna
Michael ‘Anest
Lorren Drive
Ernest Liebhanil
Lorren
Hugh Block
Mowry Ave
Oakland Raidera
Jim Otto
Pydenna
SRS Industries
City Hall
Anest
Kilpatrick's
Decoto Road
Liebhardt
Constructon
Sompilys
Washington High Schol Seld
Toztl
Country Lane
Newark school district bond election polls open today
Polling places at Newark Community Center and Murick, Snow, Muller, Milani, Bunker Lincoln and Schilling Schools open from 7 am to 8 pm for two measures. A 3.5 million bond and a 5.5 million state loan authorization would enable a 7 million building program if approved by two thirds.
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Newark
Newark Community Center
Murick
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Wotien
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Ataba
San Francisco
Mtem Uta
National Safety Council
Mary Howmann
Pinte
Lara
White
Trunk
Leare
Miss Smith
Swartz
Poice
James Jorgensen
Dr. Block
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