Nixon to Visit Moscow After China Summit
President Nixon announced plans to meet Soviet leaders in Moscow late May after his China trip. He said the talks aim to ease tensions, advance arms control, and avoid war by negotiating differences. Kissinger and Rogers would coordinate plans for visits to Beijing and Moscow.
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Nizoo
Campers Threshed Out As Council Narrowly Maintains Driveway Rule
A heated council debate preserved a 21 foot limit for parking campers, boats and trailers in driveways while adding an exemption for pre 1871 dwellings with owner occupancy. The measure drew praise from owners and criticism from City Beautiful supporters. Council weighs two land proposals as 274 acres near the agrarian northern plain are in play.
County jail riot ends after inmates clash. some escape
A chaotic disturbance at the county jail near Gan Fran prompted authorities to quell fights, fires and projectiles from a three tier cellblock. Prisoners reportedly demanded court appearances and disturbances spread through the facility as guards moved to regain control.
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Janet Ny
Salmere
Gan Fran
Ter
Ohlone College gets 2.5 million grant for phase one build
Acting Gov Reinecke signed the Community College Construction Bond Act of 1972 enabling $247 million in state funds for Ohlone College to construct the learning resources center and Phase 1 A buildings. The center, library and counseling offices will cost 48.28 million with three fourths state aid and one fourth local funds. Phase 1 A aims for a December bid award and a January 1974 winter quarter finish, with Phase 2 planned for 1960 completion and total campus cost near 20 million.
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Ed Reinecke
Ohlone College
Ohlone
Community College
William Collins
State Public Works Board
Sacramento
Collins
Resources Center
Tate
Fremont Teachers to Get 4.1 Percent Pay Increase
Fremont's 1,200 plus teachers will receive a 4.1 percent wage price increase, lifting salaries from 7150 to 7448 at the bottom and 15015 to 15681 at the top of the scale, contingent on federal wage rulings. Administrators also get a flat 616 increase to keep pay gaps steady. trustees approved.
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Fremont
Arthur J. Kranawitter
Harry Sheppard
John Camara
Monroe Knight
Fred Weibel
Weather outlook mild with warm weekend skies
The forecast calls for fair conditions with continued mild and warm weather. Highs in the 80s for both days and nighttime lows from the upper 40s to mid 50s. Light winds.
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Tertorrow
Giants Blasts Steve Blass Won World Series Bid
In a dramatic playoff game, the San Francisco Giants shut down Steve Blass with a three hitter to derail the Orioles four game sweep and swing the World Series race. The pitching performance fueled the Giants contention and signaled a pivotal moment in the series.
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San Francisco Giants
Pirates
Oriol
Nue
Comptails
Student government routes 91000 to athletics reserve
California State College Hayward student government allocates 91000 to a special reserve fund for varsity athletics that cannot be spent. The move preserves funds for future athletic programs and related needs.
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California State College
Hayward
West Coast dock strike winds down with steady men recalled
An arbitrator rules shipping firms may call their steady men back to work first, clearing the way for reopened ports on the West Coast. The ILWU and the Pacific Maritime Association confirm upholding the interim ruling amid union challenge as negotiations continue.
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George Love
International Longshoremen's Union
Pacific Maritime Association
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