Rail crossing moves up on state priority list
Fremont officials announce a Pasco Padre Parkway rail crossing project between Peralta Boulevard and Thorntei Avenue on the Southern Pacific tracks has been elevated to a Job place priority among 78 statewide projects. The plan would connect both ends of the parkway and requires local funding alongside state support.
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Cranston urges disaster declaration for Bay Area flower crop loss
Sen. Alan Cranston asks Sec. Buzz to declare Bay Area flower counties agricultural disaster areas after a record cold snap. He cites San Mateo Alameda Santa Clara and Santa Cruz as hard hit with losses up to 5 million dollars and potential ripple effects on next year’s production.
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Man held in manager knifing in apartment lot
Fremont man Kenneth Butler, 44, was arrested on charges of assault with a deadly weapon after a fight in Cypress Avenue apartment complex parking lot left manager Howard J. Rader with nonfatal back wounds. Butler carried a box-opening knife and sought medical treatment for a hand cut.
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Weinreb named to regional panel by ABAG
City councilman Weinreb was appointed last night to the Central Coast Regional Commission representing San Mateo Santa Cruz and Monterey counties. Leonard Grote of Pleasant Hill will represent non coastal counties on the North Central Coast Commission. ABAG also approved a 1,624,006 budget and formed a Citizens Task Force for Bay Area input.
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23 Drunk Driving Arrests In One Night In South County
The California Highway Patrol reported 23 arrests for drunken driving in South County during a holiday crackdown aimed at reducing fatal accidents. The effort, funded by a federal grant, provides overtime for patrols from Bee to Jan. 2, allowing extra man-lays on the highways.
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Ser Jose Names New City Manager Tedesco Takes Post
San Jose California two leaders discuss Ted Tedesco of Boulder Colorado taking office February 1 as city manager after a 4-3 City Council vote. He leaves Boulder where he managed since 1987 and succeeds Tear Molehar who resigned. Mayor Norman Mineta praised the pick.
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Indian Kiddies Set Christmas Party in East Bay
More than 2000 American Indian children in Oakland's East Bay will hold their annual Christmas party Monday at Friendship House. Director Cece Marin said donations from large stores and distributors are almost blank this year. She urged donations to Friendship House, 525 Bast 4th St, Oakland.
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Reagan vetoes junior college funds to state system
Ronald Reagan vetoed a bill that would have added 42.9 million dollars to California community colleges. The measure would have increased state aid for Chabot College and Ohlone College while ending the adult-student funding distinction, prompting concern from college leaders about broader financial harm and a call for corrective legislation in 1973.
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Stark tied to fatal party beer incident probe
Bowman of Northridge Continuation High School Castro Valley and other teens attended a May 14 event in Alameda Contra Costa counties where admission was two dollars and 18 kegs of beer flowed. Bowman seeks 302000 in damages. Stark’s office disputes details but confirms attendance and a short speech. Stark won the Eighth District seat after a June primary win over Miller and Warden.
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Living costs rise as earnings dip in November
Earnings of American workers declined 0.5 percent in November, the first drop since May. The administration cites gains in real earnings while inflation remains a concern as food prices rise 54 percent in a year, with communities, and services up 3.4 percent.
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Thunderbird airmen killed in F4 crash near Nellis AFB
Two Thunderbird airmen died when an F4 jet crashed and burned on a dry desert lake north of Nellis AFB Nevada. Capt. Jerry D Bell of Lubbock Texas and Sgt. Charles H Lynn of Mobile Alabama, both 30, were identified as the victims. They had been assigned to Nellis AFB and joined the Thunderbirds a year earlier.
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U S intensifies air raids on North Vietnam amid diplomacy shifts
U S forces carry heavy bombing of North Vietnam as peace talks falter. Reports cite civilian casualties and damage in Hanoi and Haiphong while US officials dispute civilian targeting claims. President Nixon and adviser teams meet in Florida amid warnings of reduced aid to Saigon and renewed talks with North Vietnam.
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Truman News: Doctors Report Cardiac Instability in Early Morning
Kansas City AP dispatch says former president Harry S. Truman faced dangerous cardiac instability with low blood pressure and a fluttering pulse. Doctors considered critical-list status but later deemed him not critical as kidney function improved with an amino acid diet and ongoing monitoring.
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Spaniards win huge lottery amid widespread ticket sharing
A Spain lottery tale reports a single winner taking S19 million, with families and neighbors celebrating as the ritual of sharing tickets spreads across cities and towns. Spaniards average S3 ticket spend, while many hope for a windfall despite unclear individual chances.
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California Poll Explains Nixon Victory and McGovern Split
The California poll shows Nixon winning with strong Republican support and substantial Democratic crossover. It notes Catholics shifted to Nixon, McGovern carried older voters, and many Democrats split between presidential and congressional races.
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Furnace heat exchanger revolt prompts industry questions
Homeowners in Fremont rally over repeated heat exchanger failures linked to Fraser Johnson and other Westinghouse furnaces. PG&E records and self regulation face scrutiny as complaints surge to the Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors Association. A federal recall framework is discussed amid calls for action and consumer risk.
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Pensions urged for housewives in Work in America release
Heath secretary Elliot L Richardson released a 211 page report titled Work in America at a news conference. The study argues for paying housewives Social Security or pensions for home duties and counting them as workers in the U.S. labor force.
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