Niles poised for growth despite aging town core
A 1980s study notes Niles rich in history and quiet charm but hampered by water supply limits and a dwindling commercial base. Fremont outpaced Niles in growth, though some residents value preservation. Retail sales fell during the 1960s, bars and specialty shops mix with aging buildings as plans consider expanding density to spur business.
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Guerrillas Press For Cash as U S Aide Held
UPI report from Guadalajara states guerrillas refuse release of U S aid worker Leonhardy while demanding substantial cash ransom. Authorities fear for his safety as negotiations stall after initial promise to swap prisoners for Cuba. Consular officials call the case very delicate amid rumors of new demands and possible government pressure.
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Chiefs seek fireworks ban amid weed fire risk
The Mameda County Wire Chiefs Association urges Alameda County cities Newark Hayward and Union City to issue permits or impose bans on fireworks this year citing heavy rainfall and weed growth creating volatile conditions. Hayward City Council will decide whether to maintain its ban, prompted by a request from Red Devil Fireworks to allow safe and sane sales.
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Watergate probe expands with special prosecutor named
Washington announces a special prosecutor will lead the Watergate inquiry to uncover the full truth. Attorney General designate Elliott Richardson outlined independence for a full, impartial investigation as confirmation hearings approach. White House denied President Nixon knew of any wide coverup last March or authorized clemency in the case.
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Weather forecast notes calm spring conditions
The weatherman predicts continued fair weather with mild highs expected in the low 70s and overnight lows in the 50s. Light westerly winds at modest speeds complete the outlook for the region.
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Fortune Rookies cartoon panel brings laughs to The Daily Review
Cartoonist Charles Glass launches Fortune Rookies a new daily panel that blends fortune cookie style advice with playful illustration. Look for it Monday through Friday starting tomorrow in The Daily Review.
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Vietnam Experience changes lives as ceasefire ends era
Starting tomorrow, a series of United Press International stories will explore how the Vietnam Experience touched veterans, their families, and friends. From Jan 1 1961 to March 21 1973, about 2.6 million Americans served, with many killed or wounded. Personal stories span David Barry, Milton Olive III, Joseph Le Blanc, Marian La Bahn, Gerald Lynch, Bruce Jacob, James Healey, Jimmy Walker, Robert Norman, and others, detailing varied outcomes and legacies.
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Army show marks Israeli birthday with massive air display
More than 160 tanks and artillery guns rolled past leaders in Jerusalem as 400 warplanes staged a three hour parade. Prayers for peace preceded the event, guarded by troops and police. The celebration drew international criticism over route through East Jerusalem and a $4.7 million price tag.
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Fiery eruption rocks Hawaii and sparks forest fires
Spectacular eruption of Kilauea sent fountains of fire up to 100 feet, opened a 600 foot wide fissure, and damaged the Chain of Craters Highway and Hilina Pali Road. Rangers fought fires as lava moved toward park areas. scientists weigh ties to April 26 quake and potential for future activity.
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