Residents push petition to curb Fremont steel mill air pollution
Niles area residents organized by the Rancho Arroyo Park Improvement Association call for vigorous action by the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District to curb emissions from the Kaiser steel plant north of Fremont. The editorial criticizes the district for inaction and praises Kaiser for advanced pollution controls and local testing, urging continued local oversight over regional authority.
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Niles
Fremont
Niles Area
Rancho Arroyo Park
Bay Area
Washington Township
Baapco
M Riaus
Kaiser Steel Corp
Montana
Calif
Kaiser Steel Plant
Fontana Ste
Henry J. Kaiser
Izens
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District
Pacific States Steel
Bay Ave
County Board of Supervisors
South County
Alameda County
Rankin criticizes auto makers in emission device case
The piece defends U.S. District Judge Jesse W. Curtis and his consent decree in the auto emissions dispute, arguing that prosecution would delay better exhaust emission controls. It lauds Curtis as practical, dedicated to public interest, and urges readers to trust his judgment over Rankin’s views.
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U.S
J. Lee Rankin
Beloy
Curtis
Forc LS
Jesse W. Curtis
Jude Jesse Curtis
Stand Willing
U.S. District Court
Los Angeles
Army estimate on rulings could halt war efforts
An Army spokesman estimates as many as 450000 officials might seek a correction of the record following a Supreme Court ruling, potentially ending the war as the Army would have no time to fight. Nixon’s plan to cut federal building programs meets broad resistance amid political tension.
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Esti
Supreme Court
Nixon
Editorial defends Fremont on PUC blockings issue
The Fremont City Attorney Allen and Sprague respond to a columnist’s critique of Mayor Hugh Wlock over the State Public Utilities Commission hearing into railroad blocking of grade crossings. They defend the mayor's limited participation, note upcoming mid November sessions, and pledge readiness to testify if needed in coordination with the League of California Cities.
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State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
League of California Cities
Hugh Wlock
League
Allen &, Sprague
Fremont
Juries in Chicago face tainted trials and possible free eight
Paul Harvey argues Chicago’s courts are lenient as eight defendants stand accused in the Democratic convention riot cases. He cites crime rates, low trial conversion, and history where publicity influenced verdicts. He recalls Accardo case where press labelling led to conviction reversal.
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Chicago
Justice
Wires and wigs and juries in a talk with Mac
In a rambling Chicago drugstore conversation, DON MachEAN riffs on a hair weave gadget using a grid of wires and tiny brads, while a Black Panthers case looms. The piece touches on juries, cameras, and a judge protecting proceedings amid threats. The narrator questions whether publicity can bias a trial as a renowned jurist comments on fair hearings.
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Chicago
Hoffman
Courtoom
Federal
Hollman
Haynsworth case tests White House regulars
The Nixon administration faces pressure over patronage as Congress cites Joe Robertson and Billie Sol Estes to show party loyalty is in question. White House action on Robertson and Hardin signals a push to purify personnel, mirroring earlier firings like Maj Gen Turner, to avoid Kennedy Johnson taint and secure Haynsworth confirmation.
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Haynsworth
Nixon
Vengren
Joseph Roberson
Sovielyy
Congress
Clemvent Haynsworth
United States Supreme Court
Joe Robertson
House
Senate
Johnson
Billie Lo Estes
Tmx
Bothy Baker
White House
Robertson
Hardin
Acton
Tha Robertson
Billie Sol
Texas
Estes
Nixon Taok
Justis and Health
Education and Welfare
Non
Car
C. Turner
U.S
Turner
U. S
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Mitchell
Ve Turner
Patterson
Kennedy- Johnson
Xeon
This Day In History Invasions and wars on this day
United Press notes mark events across 1938 to 1985 including Orson Welles radio panic about Martians, a German U boat sinking an American destroyer, a displaced persons act refugee transport arriving in New York, an accidental bombing in South Vietnam, and a memorial thought from George M. Cohan.
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United Press
Infamnatic
Orson Welles
Ivasion
New Jersey
Mars
New York Harbor
Germany
U.S
Rang
George Michael Cohan
Hal Py
Albet
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