Nixon eyes federal judge for wage price pleas panel
President Nixon reportedly discussed with Congress members the creation of a three judge panel to hear final appeals of wage and price decisions after the postfreeze period. The plan aims to shield executive actions from political influence while the Cost of Living Council and Pay Board set guidelines. A census survey shows Americans split on the fairness of the wage freeze with unions more critical, and Meany accuses the policy of harming workers.
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Washington
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Warren
E. Burger
Ier
Congress
Council
Supreme Court
Executive Branch
Earl Warren
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Census Bureau
Cost of Living Council
Te Council
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Ile Bee Nevin Sun
Chevrolet owners warned of possible engine mount failure
A government safety bulletin warns Chevrolet owners of engine mount failures risking loss of vehicle control. The notice cites about 100000 mounts affected across 1965 43 model Chevrolets including Novas Chevelles and Camaros, with an estimated 58 million such cars still on the road. GM provided owner names and addresses to the agency. the exact number of affected vehicles remains undetermined.
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Deeret Se
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Master key suspects in Fremont thefts
Police investigate a burglary tied to two Fremont townhouse complexes after a 15 year old alleged master keys could open units. A tape recorder worth 275 dollars and a wine bottle containing about 85 dollars were stolen, with investigators seeking connections.
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Fremont
Mont Ves Co
WES Co
Kacalek
Kaalek
Resolution backs resuming Phantom sales to Israel
Ninety nine state lawmakers introduced a resolution urging President Nixon to resume Phantom jet sales to Israel. The move comes as Secretary Rogers hints the tactic of withholding aircraft may be abandoned to pressure a peace deal, amid broader tensions over US military aid and regional balance.
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UPI
Nixon
Israel
Wiliam P. Rogers
Tol Ae
Rogers
United States
Senate
Hugh Scott
Egypt
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
U.S
Magee wins opening for 1963 conviction reopening
In Marin County California Visiting Superior Court Judge Leonard M. Ginsberg ordered a hearing to review Robert Magee's 1963 armed robbery and related conviction that Magee has long claimed was obtained under prejudice. Magee, then 32, contends he was illegally imprisoned and seeks to overturn the ruling that sent him to prison, arguing errors by his prior attorney and judge at the original trial and retrial.
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San Rafael
Calif
Conqvin
Marin County
Superior Court
Leonard M. Ginsberg
Relate Gomes
Magee
Fed
Haro Haley
Ginsberg
Ernest Li. Graves
Los Angeles
Herbert V. Walker
Walker
Graves
Sete
Graves Ilaeee
Willett Pleads for CDC Support Drive in Fremont
Ruth Willett urges citywide door to door campaign on November 6 to back the CDC crisis center in Fremont. She asks 1,000 walkers to canvass, phone, and transport materials, hoping local citizens and endorsements from city officials and organizations will boost contributions after last year’s $920,000 grant.
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Iey Ag
Willet
Gan
CDC
Fremont
Drug Council
Saki
Willett
Newark
Controlled burn at Patterson Ranch near Newark
Forty acres of stubble were burned at the Patterson Ranch off Newark Boulevard as winds rose, but the smoke and fire stayed under control. Battalion Chief Melvin Leal and two fire trucks monitored the scene while weather officials and rancher Fred Lewis confirmed conditions allowed the burn. Further burning awaits calmer winds.
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Fremont
Patterson Ranch
Newark Boulevard
Melvin Leal
Gata
Tancher Fred Lewis
Lewis
Leal
Newark students plan campaign for band trip
Newark High School students map a fundraising drive selling Halloween insurance and Christmas cards but request no cash donations. Assistant Police Chief Carl Pierce cautioned residents about impostors posing as solicitors. The campaign aims to fund a Hawaii trip for the prize-winning band.
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Newark
Newark High School
Carl Pierce
Personee
Pierce
Hawaii
Fowl botulism outbreak nears control in South Bay
Officials report the fowl botulism outbreak may be stabilizing as ducks move through the Pacific Flyway toward Bay Area waters. Investigators warn the disease can cause rapid paralysis and death, with carcasses collected in Hayward and Fremont areas and boaters urged to report sick birds.
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Fish and Game Départment
South Bay
Fish and ‘Game Department
Elliott
Hayward
Dixon Landing Road
Fremont
Ting
Bay
Mezzetti Vote Tops Chamber Directors
Mezzetti led eight elected chamber of commerce directors in a 1972 74 term tally. Other new directors include Kenneth Weiss Larry La Fleur Dave Coryell Raymond Boege Dave Perry Larry Landis and Vince Wallace. The board reduced to 8 members. installation at January dinner dance. Nominations proceed with October 29 meeting as per chamber manager Stan Lay.
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Dave Perry
The
Argus
Larry Landis
United California Bank
Fremont
Chamber
Frank Heagerly
Hub
Donald Droliman
Not-growing charges dismissed for Fremont men
Four Fremont men Andrew Cammisa Sr. 437 his sons Andrew Cammisa Jr. 20 Paul Cammisa 18 and Terry W. Crites 22 had charges of growing marijuana dismissed after police gathered evidence under a search warrant. Police found live marijuana plants mostly outside a residence at Sabato Park and limited drugs inside the home.
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Fremont
Municipal
Andrew. Cammiss
Ganui
Unisa -Res
Sabato Park
Newark Council Enacts Tight Equestrian Control
Newark city council approved an ordinance to regulate horseback riding in residential areas rather than ban it. The measure mandates saddles and bridles, dismounting to cross bus intersections, walking gait, and public safety rules while not addressing street littering. The council plans strong enforcement and notes riders remain allowed on streets under state vehicle code.
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Newark
James Batentine
Bill Benthim
Tri-City Riders
Fouth
Fremont
Balentine
Bonnie Davis
Tri-City
Hank Lewis
Fremont planners approve nursey apartment plans on 16 acres
Fremont planning commissioners approved final detailed Singer Housing plans for a 30 unit apartment complex on the California Nursery site between Rock Avenue and Rancho Arroyo Parkway after requesting staff analysis on water service standards. The project would be served by Citizens Abilities Co. with a 1000 gallon per minute water supply and include a four acre commercial center, while staff considers reducing its size.
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Fremont
Singer
California Nursery
Rock Avenue
Rancho Arroyo Parkway
Citizens Abilities Co
Niles
Gitizens
Gentry Development Co
Alvarado Boulevard
Lowry Road
Lmits
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Stan Lay
Newark Council
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