Nixon Visits Moscow Amid Summit and Cold War Tensions
The Nixon trip to Moscow followed five days of summit sessions producing six major agreements. Leaders Brezhnev and Nixon aimed to seal a mutual trade accord, space collaboration, and environmental pacts while debating the Soviet debt and a future commission. The visit included tours of historic sites and a state reception with Soviet officials and diplomats.
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The Daily Review and Morning News Consolidation Notice
The Daily Review reports a consolidation and continuation arrangement with The Morning News. Details outline distribution alignment, editorial continuity, and potential readership changes under the joint initiative.
Fremont Faces Budget Deficit and Proposed Tax Hike
City Manager Don Briggs proposed a tax increase to cover a deficit over half a million dollars in Fremont during the 1972-73 fiscal year. If approved, homeowners could see about 35 to 40 cents more per $100 of assessed value, raising annual taxes on a $24,000 home from $667.2 to roughly $...). The report notes the current tax rate is $1.81 per $100 assessed value.
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Weather Ahead Mentions Clouds Along Coast
A weather note predicts cloudy conditions along the coast with fair trends inland early. It cites coastal morning mist and modest temperatures through the day with highs in the 40s and forecasts further details on page 12.
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Jets and choppers smash Viet tanks in strike blitz
AP reports US jets and helicopters destroyed North Vietnamese tanks near Hanoi and in other northern targets. Destruction included a bridge on the Hanoi railway line and several spans near Korituri. Casualties rise, with both sides claiming heavy losses as U S and South Vietnamese forces counterattack.
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Bombs Rock Columbia University Blocks in New York
Two bombs exploded at Columbia University buildings in New York as antiwar protests intensified. One blast hit a ninth floor seminar room in the School of International Affairs at 5 am, another damaged a ninth floor hallway in Pupin Hall housing the Physics Department. A caller claimed three more bombs had been planted in other campus buildings, but searches found none. The incidents injured no one.
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Welfare appeal upheld in California welfare reform ruling
Sacramento AP report states the three judge panel of the Third District Court of Appeal upheld a key section of Reagan era Welfare Reform Act. The court ruled the state can verify welfare recipients outside income using cross matches between the Welfare Department master list and unemployment insurance earnings records.
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Fire guts Oakland company in six alarm blaze
AP report says a six alarm fire gutted a Waving supplies firm in Oakland early today. The blaze at P&C Carr Based Service, 459 Third St, started after 3 a.m. in an outside storage area and swept into the building, burning through the roof before firefighters arrived. Cause under investigation. W. Ross Toss stated it was very possible the fire was suspicious circumstantial.
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Barger Named Suspect in Bay Area Killings
Barger, former Hell's Angels leader, and three Oakland men were jailed early today in a San Leandro and Oakland killing spree linked by police. The victims included five people found or tied to a trunk crime scene, with a news conference planned as investigators pursue ties to the San Leandro and Oakland slayings and a larger narcotics link amid a map of seized evidence.
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Judge named for Tri-City court
PREMONT The appointment of Joseph W. Jay Jr as a judge in the Fremont Newark Union City Judicial District was announced yesterday by Gov Ronald Reagan. He will occupy the municipal court post created by the Legislature last year. Judge Roy G Pucci says the rise in caseload necessitated the new judge, and he expects the transfer will take about a month. Jay has offices in Fremont and Oakland and has lived in California since age four. He is married with four sons and has been active in local bar associations.
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Strikers Return To Work After CSWA Negotiations
SACRAMENTO AP Strikers from the State Water Project begin returning to work Friday after leaders claim a landmark victory and continued wage negotiations. CSWA general manager Walter Taylor touts the return as progress, while state water resources director William Gravelli warns against future strikes and notes resilience of the system to keep delivering water.
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