First Fremont Cat Becomes Licensed In City's New Rule
In Fremont a cat named Weasel, 4¢, becomes the first licensed cat under a new ordinance requiring all cats to be licensed by July. Rodney Smith, 40330 Monte Court, paid the license at city hall and said it felt like being first in his life to achieve this distinction.
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Haldeman says Dean deceived Nixon over Watergate
Former White House aide H R Haldeman testifies Dean deceived Nixon about Watergate. He says Nixon demanded a full written account of the administration’s involvement and that in March the President was unsatisfied with initial explanations. The deposition relates to CRP civil damages.
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Homeowners resist stench from meat plant inspection
A tour of the Hohener Meat Packing plant drew homeowners and local officials including Marina Citizens for Community Improvement leaders John Fly and Alon ths. City officials stressed ongoing plans to require a dry area and weekly pen cleaning. residents pressed for action to curb livestock smells near Davis Street.
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Two U S firms plan Siberian gas import venture
Moscow reports that Form et Union and two American companies intend a $10 billion project to import Siberian natural gas by 1979. A treaty of intent was signed by Foreign Trade Ministry and Neutral Gas Co. and Occidental Petroleum. The move comes as Brezhnev seeks to improve Western ties and seal major deals.
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Fremont teachers vote to threaten work slowdown PREMONT
Fremont teachers plan a final week work slowdown and grade withholding in September amid salary disputes. The Certificated Employes Council demands 5.2 percent more pay if funds allow, contends money exists and cites possible new state money. Trustees oppose without confirmed funds, while protest actions include a binding arbitration dispute and educational priorities. Over 50 teachers attended the board meeting to back negotiations and oppose the 4.9 percent cost of living increase.
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Hayward agrees to create a social development commission
City Council yesterday approved a plan for an all member social development commission drawing on groups focused on the elderly low income youth family services and miners issues The body would be action oriented with staff support city facilities and quarterly reports to the council The commission aims to assess ongoing social program needs determine unmet needs and develop new approaches to service delivery It would coordinate social services in Hayward and report to the council quarterly The plan grew from a coalition of local groups seeking dedicated funding and would differ from existing advisory boards by being an active governing body
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Boys Clubs Award Winners Named for Year
The Boys Clubs honor Lee Wilson Jeff Lajoie Robbie Lajoie Mark Taylor as Boy of the Year. Wilson Lajoie and Taylor receive golden trophies and $200 from Panific Stephens Telegraph. Purchio juvenile judge presents awards. Quadro is district manager of Pacific Telephwe.
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Hot spell may wane tomorrow
A withering heat wave pushed temperatures to the 90s in several South County cities and nearby areas including Hayward Livermore and Union City. Forecasters expect a moderation by tomorrow with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and cooler, near 50s at night.
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Warm, Not Hot Weather Forecast Teases 80s
The forecast calls for warm conditions with highs in the 80s and overnight lows around 60 for tomorrow. A detailed page 33 notes the steady warmth continuing across the area, with no strong heat expected.
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