Northern Ireland to get more troops in crackdown
British troops to raise in Northern Ireland to 13,900 after a meeting in London between Prime Minister Edward Heath and Northern Ireland Premier Brian Faulkner. The army will deploy additional forces along the southern border with the Republic to pursue terrorists and protect key sites, amid ongoing sectarian violence and recent attacks in Belfast and Seast.
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Seast
Army
Sai
Pallee
No. 16
Downing St
London
Edward Heath
Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner
Norther Ireland
Faulkner
Heath
Irish Republic
Irish Republican Army
IFIA
Republic
Ulster Feist
Northern Ireland's Home Affairs
John ‘Taylor
Hontey
Taylor
Jan Paisley
Northern
Ireland
Belfast
Trelana
Isobel Loughran
William McGuigan
US urges humane treatment of POWs in Vietnam talks
In Paris, Ambassador William Porter urged North Vietnam and the Viet Cong to treat captured Americans humanely while backing a Communist offer to release POWs only after Washington commits to a firm withdrawal date. The briefing noted a House resolution supporting Geneva Convention provisions and cited clashes after South Vietnam's election.
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Paris
UPI
United States
North Vietnam
Hurmane
U.S
Vietnam
William 4. Porter
House of Representatives
Nguyen Minh Vy
Tran Ples
Neuyen van Thieu
Porter
Saigon
Dinh Ba Th
Nguyen TH Binh
Hue
da Nang
Thi
Nixon
Handicapped Scouts Seek New Recruits in Newark
Newark area scouts launch drive to recruit handicapped boys and volunteers for Troop 165 and Cub Pack 165. Elaine Robinson appeals for more boys and adults. Alvin Robinson is scoutmaster. Currently 16 disabled boys in the troop and six in the cub pack. Joint programs due to small numbers. meetings Tuesday at 7 30 pm at Dawn School Fremont for Scouts and the Robinson home for Cubs. Next major event is a Halloween party on October 2.
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Newark
Tricity
Elaine _ Robinson
Blackwood Drive
Alvin Robinson
Dawn
Fremont
Robinsons
Retired group to meet Monday in Fremont
The heal chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons meets at 1:30 p.m. Monday at St. James Episcopal Church, 37156 St. James St. The program features Robert Davis narrating a slide presentation of a recent trip.
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Fremont
Heal
American Association of Retired Persons
Mets
James Episcopal Church
St. James St
Robert Davis
Ohlone Chicanos paint mural and elect a three member junta
FREMON la Nueva Haza at Ohlone College unveils a Mixtec mural and adopts a three person junta led by Bob Delgado Dan DeHerrera and Patricia Maes. The club funds the project through events and seeks greater self identity while guiding Chicano students toward college success and broader community ties.
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Fremon — la Nueva Haza
Oaxaca
Mexico
Bob Delgado
Dan DeHerrera
Patricia Maes
Joel Macs
la Nueva Raza
DeHerrera
Maes
Pilar Rike
Ohlone
Maer
Exuca- Sonal Opportunities Program
EOP
Eta
Brown Berets
la Familia
la Raza Unida
Mexican-American Political Association
Americanena
Ee Union
Weil
New Race
Ihe
Los
Citizens Utilities wins bronze trophy for annual report
Citizens Utilities Company's annual report for 1872 wins the bronze trophy from the electric utilities industry for the best annual report among firms with revenues under 75 million. Richard L. Rosenthal, chairman and CEO, will receive the award at a New York City banquet on Oct. 26 after review of about 5,000 reports. The 1970 report marks Rosenthal's 25 years as chief executive and features a reflective cover comparing Citizens’ size and achievements in 1970 with those in 1945.
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Citizens Utilities Company
Citizens Ahl
Richard L. Rosenthal
New York City
Mece Sentral
Louisiana Electric
Citzens
Rosentha
Rosenthal
Fremont Scout to Receive Eagle Rating Tonight
Scott Durham 14 of 4727 Seneca Park Avenue will be awarded the Eagle rank at 8 p.m. in Timothy Rice Elementary School. A Fremont Troop 225 member, he has six years in scouting and 32 merit badges, 11 above the Eagle minimum. His service project helped rebuild Troop 152.
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Fremont
Scott Durham
Mis
Charles Durham
Seneca Park Ave
Timothy Rie
Isle Royal St
Scott
Hit and run injures Fremont man in Union City
Union City police seek witnesses to a Wednesday hit and run on Alvarado Boulevard near Fairlanch Road that left Albert Sherry of 5652 Lempke Road with chest and back injuries. Sherry remained in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital. The dark colored car fled the scene and many witnesses departed before officers could identify them.
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Union City
Fremont
Washington Hospital
Albert Sherry
Lempke Road
Sherry
Alvarado Boulevard
Fair
Flanch
Ity
Traffle
Births in South County Kaiser Hospital Report
Fragmented birth notice from Kaiser Hospital mentioning multiple names and unclear details. Includes garbled references to née status, locations, and a series of hard-to-read terms. appears to list several individuals connected to a birth announcement with incomplete data.
Literacy training meet tomorrow at Ohlone College
A Laubach method literacy training session for volunteers will run tomorrow from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Room A l of the Administration Building at Ohlone College, 60 Washington Boulevard. Robert C. Likins of the Adult Literacy Center in Berkeley will direct the training, coordinated by the Family Tutorial Program of the Economic Opportunity Agency.
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Fremont
Ohlone College Administration Building
Washington Bhd
Robert C. Likins
Adult Literacy Center
Berkeley
The
Economic Opportunity Agency
Unemployed guard arrested for mail threats to congressmen
Los Angeles police say Michael K. Lane, 28, an unemployed security guard, was arrested at his Sherman Oaks home on Thursday for sending threatening letters to three members of Congress. A letter to Senator William J. D-.Ark. allegedly threatened bodily harm over the vote on aid for Nationalist China.
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Los Angeles
Lane
Sherman ‘Oaks
Maeant
William J. D-Ark
Nationalist
China
County urged to expand Spanish speaking hiring effort
Alameda County supervisors were urged by the Human Relations Commission to adopt an affirmative action program to reflect the county’s ethnic makeup in its workforce within six months. The panel cited only two percent Spanish speakers in county jobs and urged active recruitment, bilingual postings, separate eligibility lists, incentive pay, paraprofessional openings, a liaison officer, outreach, and revised minimum qualifications to aid Mexican Americans.
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Alameda Coury
Union City
Commission
Fremont
Raul Pegueros
Pegueros
Civil Service Department
Department
Board of Supervisors
Alameda
Reagan veto bill on probation consent by district attorney
President Reagan vetoed a California bill that would remove the requirement for district attorney consent before shortening probation for a defendant convicted of a serious crime. He acted at the request of the California Peace Officers and Prosecutors associations.
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Sacramento
uPh
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Deuy Heyston Publishes Local Newspaper
The Deuy Heyston publication announces Lloyd J. Sparks as publisher. The note confirms a community paper issued in Fiat city, detailing the printing and editorial setup.
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Deuy Heyston
Lloyd J. Sparks
Fiat
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He Reeser
Cert
Sam Cochrane
Hanonneaiy
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Peguecos
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