Alameda County Water District approves annual expenditure amid controversial Peripheral Cans plan
Alameda County Water District votes to fund its annual tax dollar expenditure supporting the Peripheral Cans project, drawing criticism from conservationists who warn ecological damage to the San Francisco Bay area. The newly formed lobbying group, now with at least 15 of 31 California water districts, composes about 8 percent of articles purchased by the district, which buys state water via the South Bay Aqueduct.
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Weather forecast for the day with cloudy periods
Weather outlook shows fair conditions tonight then cloudy with a chance of rain tomorrow. Temperatures hold from the upper 50s to around 60. Lows tonight in the mid-40s to upper 50s. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph.
Centerville District Leaders Urge Chets Boycott Effort
Fremont's largest teachers group backs a stance opposing participation in new attempts to draft a detailed plan. Residents are involved in shaping a master policy through charting and dialogue led by Page Leaders.
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Fremont
Ted Chets
Fatal shootings near Sierra City spark murder suspicion
A report from Sierra County notes three campers found dead and two seriously wounded near a creek north of Sierra City in the Sierra Nevada. Sheriff Sam Doyle, whose deputy declined to name, was arrested on suspicion of murder.
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Hijackers Target Detroit to Free Panthers on Flight
Police report four women armed with dynamite planned to hijack an American Airlines Boeing 727 from Detroit to New York to free imprisoned Panthers. Supreme Court delays several controversial death penalty hearings as Justice Black rests comfortably at Bethesda Naval Hospital amid reports of progressive deterioration.
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Student Slaps Chancellor on Munich Sidewalk
Liareen Brigght reports on a protest in downtown Munich where a student struck Chancellor Willy E Brandt on the face accusing him of betraying Germany to Moscow. The article notes a forthcoming official communique about Leonid J. visiting and Soviet guarantees over Yusuposlavid’s rights, per government sources.
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Tur an Lay your Argus call circulation office
Reader missing home delivery urged to call the Circulation Department at 197-5275 before 9 30 a m for a special delivery copy.
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Opposition by GM union halts crusade support
United Auto Workers Local 194 officials plan to circulate fliers urging workers not to back the United Bay Area Crusade at General Motors Assembly Division plant. Local 1364 president David Chambers said the union will boycott after management limited contributions to Fremont Boys Club and other charities.
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Britain expels 90 Soviet spies amid Cold War tensions
London reports the Foreign Office expelled about 90 Soviet officials including diplomats and staff after a KGB agent defected and revealed espionage activities linking Britain to wider Soviet spying. The move signals limits on Soviet presence and indicates potential repercussions for West ally cooperation.
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U S and Soviet Agree on Fail Safe Nuclear Plan
The White House said during SALT talks in Helsinki a fail safe plan aims to avert accidental nuclear war. It calls for immediate Washington Moscow consultations, advance notice of missile launches, and joint investigations of accidents. It may use communications satellites for the hotline, replacing or supplementing older cables.
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Chamber backs fluoride in Fremont water vote
Fremont Chamber of Commerce directors reaffirmed support for fluoridating Newark Union City drinking water. In a 14 to 2 vote with 26 present, the board stood behind its 1963 resolution. Critics cited unknown environmental effects and philosophical questions of individual choice versus mass program.
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$171,904 Stolen by Dirty Old Men Gang
Fremont police say the Dirty Old Men Robbery Gang netted 171,901.26 across three states. Charles W. Canter pleaded guilty to three robberies, avoiding five others, with a 14 to life sentence possible. He faces sentencing October 12 in Superior Court.
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Newark Birthday Celebration Marks City’s First in Washington Township
Newark marks its birthday with a city anniversary parade planned by officials led by City Manager Richard Turedurid. The event includes a birthday cake and candies, a large fireworks display at 9 pm, and notes Newark’s early leadership as the first community to become a city in Washington Township.
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