Federal refuge bill faces three year freeze on development
A House subcommittee examines Edwards bill to create a San Francisco Bay refuge, with a three year development freeze and government acquisition of 21,852 acres. Testimony from Ogilvie Harvey Nelson highlights support from conservation groups. Interior Dept proposes funding and roles for land and water conservation funds, salt ponds and migratory bird habitat, while local governments urged to freeze zoning and variances.
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BCDC
Bcdc-W
Edwards
Arthur L. Ogilvie
South Bay Citizens Refuge Committee
H. Thomas Harvey
San Jose State College
National Audubon Society
Christian Nelson
East Bay Regional Park Pastriet
Sierra Club
William . Maillard
San Francisco
Nixon
Maillard
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Interior Department
San Francisco Bay Conservation & Development Commission
BUDC
Necesary Refuge
Bay
Congress
Herd
Jani Valeues
Kdivards
Eybvards
Migratory Bird Conservation Fund
Duck
Iees
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Eotble
Newark Council Debates Morality Bar Ordinance
Newark council members hear heated testimony on a proposed ban targeting an indie club. Opponents argue it intrudes on rights and may be unconstitutional, while supporters urge action to curb police problems and deter perceived vice.
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Lewis Sec
Phowright
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Plowright
Baker
David Louvar
Bellflower Drive
Atte
Louvar
Ape
Swartz
Turnlund
Fremont
Foreign aid program deadlock and reprieve on spending
The foreign aid bill stalled in Congress with no general program clearance likely this year. A near five billion dollars in authorized but undispensed aid remains, and a revamped plan is expected next year. Senate votes split along party lines, showing deep division over continuing aid and its multilateral distribution. Military and Vietnam aid face separate legislation and were not affected.
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Mansfield
Senate
House
White House
Executive Branch
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S
Inter
Inter-Asmesiian Development Bair
United Nations
Test
Europe
Newark backs district facelift with guarantees on engineer fees
The Newark council votes to underwrite up to 23 000 for the engineering fee and 100 000 for utility grounding as 50 small property owners may proceed with a business district facelift. Owners would pay about 190 000 plus a 2 000 engineering fee if the project moves forward after bids. Public Works Director Paw Tong is named assistant city manager with a 5 percent raise. The data processing program will shift to Computer Utilities of East Bay for 7 000 in early savings.
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Hayward Club
Newark
Swartz
Lewis
Pat»Ting
Paw Tong
Computer Utilities of
East Bay
Lealle Sait Co
Court nominee opposed integration in hometown
Justice Department disclosed that Supreme Court nominee William H. Rehnquist opposed school and public accommodations integration in his home town. Documents show attorney general Lewis Powell urged reversal of a ruling on Richmond suburb annexation and Negro voting rights. ADA announced opposition to Rehnquist, citing lack of commitment to minority rights. Letters from 1964 and 1967 reveal opposition to city public accommodations ordinances and school integration efforts.
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Washington
UPL
Justice Deparment
Supreme Court
William H. Rehuist
Hichmond
Lewis ¥. Powell
John W. Mitchell
Richmond
Justice Department
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Rehnquist
Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix Republic
Phoénix
Powell
Richtront
Richard G. Kleiithenst
James C. Eastland
Senate J Wniisry Committee
Rehngost
Fast
Pablic
Store manager faces pot trial in Fremont area
A Fremont area case centers on John Krolick and relatives charged with selling marijuana in three Hub stores. Krolick, 19, of Milpitas, is bound over on four counts, while Christine Krolick and Emmett Fullerton face related charges. The preliminary hearing touched on undercover operations and the extent of local drug sales tied to the Krolicks.
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Krolick
Emmett K. Fullerton
Fremont Blvd
Fullerton
Christine Krolick
Lawyers dominate in chamber election in Fremont
A lawyer heavy slate led by Marvin Haun won the Fremont Chamber of Commerce officers for 1972 with Haun as president and Frank Haggerty, Donald Drollman, and Larry Landis in key roles. Directors backed Durham Road extension toward Interstate 680 and a split of the Alameda County telephony book. The group also backed a $7.9 million Alameda County Water District bond and hiring of teacher aides for driver education.
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Fremont
Marvin Haun
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Haun
Frank Haggerty
Hub
Donald Drollman
Tiee
Larry Landis
Chambe
Durham Road
Durham
Fremont Boulevard
Osgood Roa
Alameda County
Livermore Valley
Kodorse Co
Vale
Alameda County Water District
Owks
Hotice Sheng
Fremagh
Acts
Piesa
Marrber
St. Nichaiad “Cea Orinotok
Philotabas Society of
Itesal
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Louyar
Newark High
Allen Torres
al Bryant
Light the Knights
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