Fremont Council weighs use of 16 million revenue sharing funds
City officials debate how to spend a 16 million federal revenue sharing grant. They favor adding a new floor to city hall at 230 thousand and interior completion costing 250 thousand, plus 1.5 million for nine park sites and 200 thousand to acquire more sites. A 150 thousand consultant study assesses growth costs and benefits as street upgrades receive 74 thousand. Council meets 7:30 pm Tuesday in the city government building.
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Firefighters die as building collapses in freezing blaze
Three firemen were killed and 25 others injured when the roaring building collapsed in near freezing temperatures. Fire officials say the blaze produced extreme heat followed by structural failure during extinguishment.
Peace talks to resume Hanoi meet Monday
North Vietnamese Politburo member Le Duc Tho said a peace agreement can be reached quickly if the United States shows real goodwill. He spoke in Moscow after talks with Soviet and Chinese officials and ahead of Kissinger’s return to Paris for further negotiations. U.S. raids and fighting continued in South Vietnam as counts of attacks, casualties, and air losses rose, with Nixon preparing for another round of talks and Kissinger en route to Paris.
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Nixon creates 'supersecretaries' to preside over bureaus
President Nixon elevates three cabinet members to counselors with broad powers spanning department lines. Earl Bulz, Caspar Wainberger, and James T. Lynn will oversee cross agency programs while remaining heads of their own departments. They join George P. Shultz as top-level figures in Nixon’s reorganized bureaucracy. Opponents warn such megadepartments could reduce farmer, labor, and business access to government.
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Weather outlook for South County cool with 40s to 50s
The weatherman predicts clearing skies after today with temperatures in the 40s to low 50s and nights in the 30s for South County. More weather details on page 12.
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California unemployment dips to 4 percent in December
Reagan administration data show California unemployment falling from 5.6 percent in November to 4 percent in December, with nationwide rates unchanged at 6.2 percent. State payrolls rose to 8.323 million, a December record, while the worst unemployment period behind California marks.
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Businesses protest Leandro license fee raise
Dozens of San Leandro small businesses protested a January 1 license fee hike that in many cases more than doubled their payments. The finance office reports about 50 inquiries, with complaints from non-members about notice. Officials project revenue to rise from 372,000 to 192,000, and include new categories such as manufacturers and building owners. The move follows 1967 redevelopment funding measures and a 1972-73 fiscal plan.
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