Attica riot mediation by citizens group and inmates on hold
A Friday night mediation at Attica State Correctional Facility brought 14 mediators, five guardsmen, and 30 hostages into a tense standstill. Inmates demanded relief while rioters and security personnel observed a fragile ceasefire amid shattered furniture and a long corridor walk through locked arms.
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Attica, NY
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Attica State Correctional Facility
X Force
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Fremont Unified enrollment to dip slightly this year
Fremont Unified School District expects total enrollment of 32,049, down 98 from last year. Kindergarten through eighth grade enrollments fall by 441 to 22,503 while high school enrollment rises 343 to 9,556, with the decline centered in lower grades.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School
Tom Maloney
Lawmen swarm a Newark party with narcotics fears
Police units from outside Newark converged on a chaotic gathering at Ave the 2nd Chenry Street near Ne ark. About 10:16 p.m. officers reported a siege with no injuries, minimal property damage, and some arrests. When officials dispersed a crowd of over 200, narcotics were suspected but none found as outside help arrived and the scene remained peaceful.
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Atk Pavilon
Theca
Chenry Street
Newark
Oe Pepin
Neark
Weekend Weather: Mild Skies and Warm Temperatures Ahead
Fair skies expected this weekend with high temperatures in the 70s. Saturday will be slightly warmer with highs in the upper 60s to low 80s. Weekend lows remain in the 50s. Usual fog and low clouds persist night and morning. Page 14.
Organized crime study finds Bay Area ties and police strain
A two year study on organized crime concludes it exists in the Bay Area and local police agencies are unable to cope. The article notes mounting concern in the New Haven school district over preparing the new portable junior high school before classes begin next Friday.
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Bay Area
New Haven
Dry run for integration plan in San Francisco
San Francisco conducts a dry run of the school integration plan for 24,000 students with School Supt. Thomas Shaheen riding a big yellow bus through Chinatown as part of the exercise ahead of next week. Judge Richard E. Arnason declines to delay Angela Davis trial yet hints a postponement may come later as defense attorneys halt pretrial motions.
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Thomas Shaheen
Chinatown
San Francisco
Richard E. Arnason
Angela Davis
Case Defense
Scant Japanese Aid Fails to Break U S Trade Gap
The administration ends two days of talks without securing immediate Japanese cooperation on plans to ease the 2.8 billion dollar annual U S trade deficit with Japan.
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U.S
Japan
McGovern Meets Peace Negotiators Slowing Vietnam Talks
Senator George McGovern, a leading Democratic rival, confers with American and Viet Cong negotiators on sticking points delaying the Vietnam peace talks while British envoy Geoffrey Jackson, freed by Tupamaro terrorists after eight months, heads back to London with plans to return to Uruguay.
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George McGovern
Vietnam
Geoffrey Jackson
London
Uruguay
Park School goes year round in Bay Area experiment
In Hayward and neighboring cities Park School adopts an experimental year round calendar. Today ends a quarter and students like Chris Randall ten Mike Hunter eleven Pa Neumann eleven Kathi Vix eleven and Larry Souza eleven do not return until October fourth.
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Hayward
Castro Valley
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Fremont
Park School
Park
Happy Bunch
Jest
Chris Randall
Mike Hunter
Pa Neumann
Kathi Vix
Larry Souza
Mills endorses temporary across the board tax cuts
Rep Wilbur Mills says the House Ways and Means Committee will study a temporary across the board individual income tax reduction as part of Nixon’s emergency program. He backs easing exemptions and standard deduction before 1973 and discusses relief focus on the poor and potential flat investment tax credit for business.
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Washington
UPI
Wilbur B. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means
Nixon
Lexington
Mills
Father’s confession on divorce and drugs uproots family
A Fremont father tells of a broken home as divorce and his son Pete’s narcotics use rip apart trust. He recalls harsh discipline, failed jobs, and religious drift before Pete’s placement in foster care. He hopes sharing the story helps others and seeks family reconciliation despite court battles.
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Fremont
Joe
Mary
Pete
Pate
U.N. Seat Battle Threatens Nation alist Government
Secretary of State Willie P. Rogers warned Friday that granting the seat to the Nationalist government in Beijing could harm China’s position in the United Nations. Japan’s stance and broader regional tensions were noted as context as UN deliberations continued.
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Peking
U.N
Willie P. Rogers
Na Sonali
China
Japan
March date set for BART service on Fremont to Oakland line
BART directors hear report that first service will begin in March on the Fremont to Oakland route. Richard Clark of Albany urged action against Rohr Corp and subcontractors for delays, but the board rejected penalties and sought contract damages instead. General Manager Stokes said 350 cars will begin delivery next month with training in February, and warned the public may ride by next Valentine's Day.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit
Iltectors
BART
Fremont
Oakland
Richard Clark
Albany
Rohr Corp
Rohr
Clark
Westinghouse
IBM
B. BR. Stokes
Stokes
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