Poor voters to elect seven for new Southern Alameda agency board
Poor residents in South County will vote in seven districts to elect seven members to a reorganized Southern Alameda and Economic Opportunity Agency board. The board drops from 33 to 23 members and candidates include Patricia Smith Lorraine Thompson Joseph Dorado of San Leandro and others from Hayward Union City Livermore Seitiol Newark Fremont and more.
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South County
Southern
Alameda
Patrica Smith
Lorraine Thompson
Joseph Dorado
San Leandro
Jesus Galixta
Eleanor Kaplan
Ronald Nicholson
Hayward
Ronald Riviera
Union City
Kazel Ashworth
Livermore
Alberto Quadra
Seitiol
Joe Maes
Newark
John Lavely
Fremont
Park plant may be marijuana in Central Park
Fremont police confiscated several plants suspected to be marijuana found growing in Central Park. Two parks department employees Rollin Neels and James Pearson said they found seedlings in the parking strip in front of the main library on Saturday. Officers seized what appeared to be marijuana but no positive identification will be made as no suspects are named.
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Fremont
Central Park
Rollin Neels
James Pearson
Equipment stolen from San Leandro school
Burglars broke into the reading room of the primary wing at 89 Dowling Blvd. Seizing two typewriters and an adding machine, they left with about 100 dollars in value. The theft occurred Saturday night or Sunday morning.
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Dowling Blvd
Kissinger Arrives in Peking for Talks with Chinese Leaders
Henry Kissinger, adviser to the U S president, arrived in Peking for talks with Chinese leaders. Kyodo News reported the visit planned from Monday to Friday, earlier announced by Washington.
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Australians And New Zealand Oppose French A Tests
Opposition to France nuclear tests grows in Australia and New Zealand as Paris plans detonations at Mururoa Atoll after tonight. The government warns ships and planes to avoid the test area. protests include stoppages and cancelled French orders, with Alfred Zion cancelling a 360000 dollar acetate order.
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Mrs Nixon attends Rapid City flood memorial service
Mrs Richard Nixon joined a memorial service in Rapid City for more than 20 flood fatalities and two drowned youths amid ongoing rains. About 2,000 turned out at Stevens High School as she sat in the front, meeting relief workers after the ceremony.
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Nixon
Four more killed in Belfast violence flare
In Belfast a man was shot in the street and died early today in a Catholic area, the fourth fatality in 24 hours amid intensifying violence in Northern Ireland. Three soldiers were killed Sunday by a booby-trapped house blast as an army patrol on Lower Falls Road reported gunshots. A 40-year-old man, found wounded near a pub, died on arrival at hospital. his wife remained hospitalized with head wounds from pistol whipping. The Provisional IRA said it would escalate violence after Northern Ireland Secretary Winlelam refused their seven day truces offer.
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Lower Falls Road
Irish Republican Asay
TRA
William Winlelaw
Black South Africans face limits says visiting dean
The Very Rev. Gonville French-Beylagh, dean of St Mary the Virgin in Johannesburg, told a San Francisco audience that South African blacks are not free and face strict controls, noting a man jailed for lacking a mining permit and another arrested for sleeping with his wife without a permit.
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Correction LIVERMORE Death After Motorcycle Crash
A 14 year old girl, Tina K Crawford of Livermore, died after the motorcycle she was a passenger rode over an embankment. She died at Valley Memorial Hospital. The driver was Freddie Wilcox of Mount Lake Terrace Washington, who had minor injuries. The CHP said Wilcox lost control near North Front Road.
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Tina K Crawford
Huntview Drive
Valley Memorial Hospital
Freddie Wilcox
Mount Lake Terrace
Wash
California Highway Patrol
Wilcox
North Front Road
Fremont's First Postmaster Dies
The article notes the death of Fremont's first postmaster. George A. Cart Cornell of Centerville, grand knight of the Knights of Columbus and a member of the Hayward draft board, is connected. Services: Moss to be said tomorrow at Holy Spirit Catholic Church at 9:30 am. Rogary to be recited tonight at 8 at the Chapel of the Roses, 1940 Per alta Blvd.
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Holy Spirit Catholic Church
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Agnes Hammers Northwest Florida and Cuba
Hurricane Agnes lashed the northwest Florida coast with 120 mph winds and eight foot tides, killing at least two in Florida and seven in Cuba. Tornadoes near Lake Okeechobee and the Keys damaged trailers, mobile homes, and crops, while floods closed bridges and inundated coastal roads. About 35,600 people were evacuated as Agnes moved north toward Apalachicola and Panama City.
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Grounding Hits Three U S Airlines in Pilot Strike
Three U S. airlines faced grounding as a pilot strike spread. Quark, National, Allegheny and Braniff were cited. International airports showed disruption with El Al, Arkia, South African Airways and SAS halting many services while others operated normally.
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High court rules on baseball and wiretap ruling impacts plant case
The Supreme Court split on a wiretap issue tied to a contested 4 million power plant project near Storm King Mountain. Justices Brennan Stewart Marshall Black joined in the opinion. Others concurred or partially concurred. The decision did not limit the president's foreign wiretap powers nor the 1968 Safe Streets Act for court-ordered eavesdropping in organized crime.
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Wiliam C. Douglas
Myron R. White
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Justice Department
Budget OK for School District With Possible Waiver
The district faces a tentative budget with uncertain tax figures and a possible waiver on state loan repayment. Current rate is 6.10 per thousand with 499 for operating, 1.1 for state loan repayment and bond interest. The board will review Park Elementary School, consider fringe benefits for all employees, and announce plans to sell property at 1009 E St to Hayward Area Recreation District as offices move.
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Sinatra And The Mafia Link Debated In Spotlight
The piece traces Frank Sinatra’s ties to organized crime figures in New York, Miami, Nevada and Cuba, his confrontations with the crime committee, and the impact on his career. It notes his JFK era social proximity to Giancana, Nevada black book entries, and shifting public image from a nightlife icon to a reclusive yet combative public figure.
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Rogers says nuclear war less likely
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the arms limitation treaty signed in Moscow dramatically reduces the chances of nuclear war. He argued it could save the country tens of billions of dollars, and helped justify the administration’s drive for ratification by September amid Senate misgivings about a robust defense system.
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