Fremont Officer Sehlim Reinstated After Civil Service Board Vote
After almost five hours of testimony, the Fremont Civil Service Board reinstated police officer Jom R. Sehlim who was fired for inattention to duty. The board’s 4 to 1 reversal follows an initial 3 to 2 vote and remains subject to city council review. No details omitted.
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Fremont Civil Service Board
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Jolly V. Fabbri
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Sonim
Sohiim
Jack Gifford
Oakland
Hisel
Schlim
Demetrius
Vallejo
Mill Park
Sehlin
Civil Service Board
Weiss
BART votes pay hike and land deals in split board action
Bay Area Rapid Transit directors approved pay raises up to 16 percent for two senior staffers in a 20 000 to 27 000 year bracket with a dissent from Richard O Clark and others. They also awarded a 196 173 landscaping contract to Walkin Bor tolussi Inc for Hayward downtown station and approved selling excess Hayward land to Cowall Corp of Texas. The land sold at public auction March 10 with Cowall as high bidder offering 940 000 for property near Harder Road west of Le Dullar Street extension.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit Distric
Richard O. Clark
Albany
Nello J. Bianco
Contra Costa County
George Silliman
Newark
Hayward
Walkin & Bortolussi Inc
Coowail Corp
Texas
Coowall
Harder Road
le Dullar Street
Laird seeks 16 000 draftees for July and August
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird asked the Selective Service to draft 14 000 men in July and August, a 20 percent reduction from the prior two months. He said the cut is due to Vietnamization progress and further withdrawal of U S personnel. The eight month total tops 104 000, while last year’s eight month calls were 124 500, with July August averaging 9 000 per month this year.
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UPI
Defense
Melvin &. Laird
Selective Service
Laird
Vietnam
Pergonne
Zane
Defense Department
Agk
Marin water board orders action against Bay Authority over discharge
The OARLAND UP T Water Quality Control Board voted Thursday to issue a cease and desist against the San Francisco Bay Authority and Mil Valley Sanitary District for allegedly improper dredge and fill at Basin site. Improvements pending may allow resumption of construction while the board requires nondecomposable fill items and proper waste disposal.
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Oarland
UPT
Haasl
Marin County
Aeftil
Wha
Fred Dierker
Tretia Basin
Banks in dire need of blood amid floods in Bay Area
Toe Irwin Memorial Blood Bank says four Bay Area blood banks are critically short of type O positive. Banks named include Peninsula Memorial Blood Bank Burlingame Santa Rosa County Community Blood Bank Santa Rosa Alameda-County Coast Medical Association Oakland.
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SAN Pranetsgo
TPT
Toe Irwin Memorial Blood Bank
Four Bay Ave
California Supreme Court extends stay on welfare cases
The California Supreme Court extended its stay on conflicting Alameda and Sacramento welfare rulings while it schedules the dispute. The Court’s order delays removal of recipients from welfare rolls despite a June 1 administrative move to implement a removal plan. The case centers on ADC recipients and income thresholds shaping roll eligibility.
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UPI
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Alameda
Sacramento
High Court
Supreme Court
Alameda County
Liperal
Robert J. Kroninger
Kroninger
Tom
Sueraielte
Tore
Court rules against tavern owner in drinking case
The Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling concerning a tavern owner identified as Miles Wesdly and a customer driver in an automobile incident. The decision addresses whether the tavern bears liability for subsequent figures suffered by the customer and clarifies liability in such alcohol service cases.
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Willian
Sitger
Star Supreme Court
Kennedy and McGovern push UN seat for Communist China
Senators Kennedy and McGovern urged United States to grant Communist China the United Nations seat now held by Taiwan. Other lawmakers favored coexistence with Beijing but indicated divisions on recognizing Peking. Ambassador Chen argued that admitting Communist China would undermine the UN peace role.
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UPS
Lees
Edward M. Kennedy
George S. McGovern
China
United Nations
Mulbright
Heater
Mony Fain
Eisenhere
James C. H. Chen
National Press
Peking
Patsy Mink
D-Hawaii
Kennedy
McGovern
Seal
Taiwan
Sens
Quake Blast Link Eyed Incomplete Report On Damages
A blast at a front drifting site linked to a quake raises questions about gas ignition after an earlier explosion. Four workers injured, one hospitalized as crews halted operations. Investigators test for gas accumulations. project near completion under Lockheed unit amid safety scrutiny.
Colombian training ship ARC Gloria sails for Bay Area
A three masted sailing ship on a naval cadet training cruise, the ARC Gloria, will pass under the Golden Gate Bridge and anchor at San Francisco Embarcadero Pier 23. The crew of 87 seamen plus 18 officers and 80 naval cadets will open the vessel for public viewing from 1 to 4 pm for four days, Monday through Thursday, June through July.
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Gloria
Gelden Gate
British Columbia
San Francisco
Embarcadero Pier 23
High court to rule on Pentagon papers
The Supreme Court prepared for a Saturday hearing as Justices consider blocking publication of Defense Department files. William Douglas plans to return for the session, while lower courts weigh similar censorship challenges. A district judge postponed a related injunction hearing. The Chicago Sun-Times reports a national policy aimed at ending Communist control in North Vietnam, with top officials noting bombing alone may not break will.
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Douglas
Washington
Satuday
Wiel
The
Post
Defense Department
Bastan Globe
Front Publightig
Pentagon Report
Jody
Anthony Jr
Julian
Chicago
Wiser Tower
North Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
Sun-Times
Pentagon
Lonley Golden Agers Plan a Serious Man Hunt
A senior social club seeks new male members and plans activities to combat loneliness. Members discuss inviting single men, boosting events and even attracting men via publicity. Organizer Carlyon outlines plans and jokes about a “lonely hearts” approach as the group contemplates future projects including Bay Area Rapid Transit involvement.
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Pferty
Ars
Carlyon Gays
Carylon
Aid Sie
Reagan and Dems $700 Million Budget Gap Grows in California
SACRAMENTO AP Republican Gov. Reagan and the Democrat-led legislature remain about 700 million apart on the fiscal year 1967 budget. Senate approval of a 7.37 billion plan and Assembly approval of 7.92 billion sparked party critique as a conference committee began work to forge a compromise. Reagan called the Democratic proposals fiscally outrageous while warning that tax hikes or veto-driven cuts could reshape state spending and services. The two sides face a midnight June 30 deadline to avoid a near-fiscal-year stalemate and potential gaps in highway, prison, and other essential funding.
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Reagan
Legislatre
Senate
Assembly
Senate Assembly
Chaiman Willie le Brown J
House
Corference Committee
California
Allies seize Fuller as Vietcong assaults loom near DMZ
Allied forces report heavy fighting after North Vietnamese attacks collapse Fuller base. More than 100 South Vietnamese defenders killed asCommunist advances threaten a broader campaign to disrupt October presidential elections. U S Marines and advisers evacuated safely, but losses mount and bombardment continues near the DMZ with B52 strikes and ground offensives targeting surrounding outposts.
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Fuller
Dmz
Sarge
Averay
Spl
Dennis K. Thatcher
Dayton Obin
David R
Senate Debates Vietnam Draft Extension and Volunteer Force
Senate discussions focus on extending draft authority and moving toward an all volunteer military. Differences persist between proposed versions, with amendments on pay increases, draft numbers, conscientious objector rules, and future local draft boards. Debate highlights include Gordon Allott’s pay boost, limits on draft scope, and policies to recruit volunteers while maintaining national security.
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Rocmelle
Fon
Gordon Allott
Cat
Nteer
Wimbledon crowd reels as heat sparks pinching wave
In Wimbledon England this week hot weather and tight shorts sparked a wave of pinching by male spectators. A special police squad arrested over 40 offenders in three days as female protesters cried out. one man was dragged to a policeman after being grabbed by the caller. The culprits face fines or short jail terms.
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Wimbledon
England
Cuban flights opposed in Senate committee vote
U S Senate Appropriations Committee chaired by Ellender moved to halt Cuba to Miami flights amid refugee concern. Ellender warned that sustaining the committee’s stance could push Cuban refugees toward the United States, framing the issue as a welfare entanglement and political risk.
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Cuba
Sea Alva
C-hay
Cdt
Miami
Ellender
Hawanctif
Petugees
United Shites
Miender
Thenhuye Beeouin
Deadline set for San Leandro sewage plant work plan
The Regional Water Quality Control Board fixed a mid year deadline for conceptual design of an interim $500,000 program for a new aerated sediment pond and solids handling at San Leandro's lower Davis Street plant. The order delays full new requirements while pursuing a federal grant and a $100,000 1871 72 budget allocation for interim improvements.
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San Leandro
Lower
Davis Street
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Mowever
Cisco Bay
Sam Leandro
Ional
State
Ware Rusmurees Control Board
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