Fremont Council Debates After Hours Clubs Expansion
Fremont weighs limits on after hours venues amid concerns of crime and night life spillover. Officials note two existing clubs close bars at 2 a.m. but keep music and drinks, urging restraint on proliferation to protect residents and curb cross-city traffic and police burden. The council cites city ordinance options to regulate number of outlets rather than ban activity outright.
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Fluoridation Debate Echoes Across Alameda County
Letters to the editor question water fluoridation costs and methods. Authors compare per capita and per account charges, citing ACWD figures, school brush-in programs in Santa Clara County, and costs in San Francisco and Berkeley. The discussion raises dosage, participation, and practical benefits for children.
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Fluoride fight in Fremont sparks questions on policy
Mrs. Robert Meners of Fremont questions community fluoridation after moving from Seattle noting her children aged 9 and 10 gained cavities since arrival while in Seattle they had none. She asks if democracy and majority will truly guide health policy and seeks explanation on fluoride benefits and adherence.
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Sacramento Representatives Coterminous 10d Districts
Assemblymen Cartes Beso from the 13th District covers Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and Livermore Amador Valley. Robert W. Crown of the 11th District represents San Lorenzo Alameda and part of Oakland. March K. Feng from the 5th District covers Castro Valley Ashland and part of Oakland. Letters to registrants may be addressed to the state Capitol Sacramento 5644.
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Revolution letters warn Nixon trip to Red China risks world balance
Holmes Alexander writes from Washington to Mrs. E N Tucson urging caution on Nixon’s planned visit to Red China. He traces historical warnings from Roosevelt to Potsdam, arguing concessions to communists threaten peace and national power, while Egypts anti-Communist crackdown shows revolution persists globally. The letter blends personal memory with political warning.
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Surplus teachers urged, a private academy example offered
In a letter from Florence South Carolina John Harllee cites Stonewall Jackson Academy as a model of teacher contracts. The school uses independent subcontractors paid per student or class, teachers handle own taxes and substitutes, and administration is minimal. The piece argues such contractual freedom could inspire voucher driven reforms and broader school choice.
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Free speech triumphs and Nixon Kissinger talks
The draft article notes a new Defense Department directive ensuring service members cannot be marked for filing complaints with Congress. It covers Kissinger and Chou Enlai meetings, McGovern’s rising campaign, Pentagon Papers context, health care cost projections, Lindsay switching parties, nudity First Amendment debates, a British homeowner finding a mine shaft beneath a living room, and politicians' reliance on underling scrutiny.
This day in history highlights and misprints
This day in history notes several events with errors. It cites poet Eugene Fiske born Sept 2 1850, a 1015 hurricane in Florida Keys killing 385, 1545 Japan surrenders aboard Missouri in Tokyo Bay ending WWII, Alvin York's death in 1964, the 1968 earthquake toll of 12 000, and a MacArthur quote about waging war with will to win.
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