United Nations Divides on China Seat Merger Fight
The General Assembly Steering Committee failed to approve a merger of Nationalist and Peking seats amid abstentions. Britain, France, and the USSR voted against the merger while Japan sponsored twin US resolutions for general debate on China, winning seven of seventeen vice presidencies and signaling a closely watched vote next month.
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Weather Forecast for Two Days Ahead
The outlook calls for minimal changes through tomorrow with patchy night and morning clouds. Daytime highs range from the mid-60s to mid-70s, with westerly winds 10 to 21 mph in the afternoons.
Newark Community Appeal Draws City Reaction
City Council is expected to react to an appeal urging Newark involvement in community programs. The Drug Council faces anticipated opposition from council members tonight over a proposed ordinance on after hours dancing and related public concerns.
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Coastline protection win stirs public property clash
Ecologist says a coastline protection bill passed by the Assembly limits private property rights. The piece notes related debates on enforcement and impact on landowners across MT.
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Burial transfer amid white cemetery tensions
Reports say threats and resentments over the burial of a Black man in an all white cemetery led to a decision to move the body to a secluded Negro cemetery. The note appears on page 12.
World watches crisis rumors in Communist China
Diplomatic sources in Peking report tensions with the Soviet Union and possible disruptions in China as Mao Tse tung’s health is disputed. Chinese embassies call reports false and Mao’s condition is described as excellent while notices warn officials of military movements and parade cancellations in Beijing.
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Nixon plan trimmed by committee to shift relief
House tax writers reduced Nixon’s proposed 1972 77 tax relief for individuals to 1.4 billion this year 2.2 billion next year and 1 billion in 1973 while cutting business relief to about 3.1 billion over 1972 77. The panel boosted personal exemptions to 675 and raised standard deductions aiming for a multibillion dollar package for individuals beyond 1972.
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Medina cleared of all charges in My Lai deaths
Medina was acquitted by a court martial jury after 57 minutes of deliberation at Fort Meade. The officer, Ernest L. Medina, faced 102 counts of murder in the My Lai massacre. the case contrasted with the longer Benning conviction of William Calley Jr. for similar charges. One other officer, Col. Oran Henderson, stands trial on coverup charges.
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Three USD sewage plants may be merged into one
A plan discussed by officials from Washington Township outlines merging the Newark Tevington and Alvarado plants into a single sub regional treatment facility. Waste would be discharged from the central facility into the Bay north of the Dumbarton Bridge, with Newark as the central treatment point. The proposal is part of a broader South Bay and East Bay study jointly examining Bay Area wastewater management.
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Construction bids delayed at Fremont Newark College District
Fremont Newark Community College District trustees failed to call for bids on the $12 million first phase of the new campus in Mission Hills as final state approvals on structural changes linger. Funding legislation for the library resources center is pending Senate action. bid dates will be set after approval, with state funding at 75 percent.
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