Alioto Wins San Francisco Mayoral Victory In Sweep
Mayor Joseph J. Alioto, 56, defeats Republican Harold Dobbs and Democrat Dianne Feinstein in a decisive San Francisco election. Final tally shows Alioto 97,251 votes, Dobbs 29,786, Feinstein 55,178, with eight minor candidates totaling about 40,000.
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Daily Review 1971 Hayward Notices Card
The Daily Review issue from November 3 1971 serving Southern Alameda County includes local notices and brief listings. The page area references page 7B3 column 12 with 12 carts noted.
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Nixon picks Powell and Rehnquist win ABA approval
The American Bar Association’s Federal Judiciary Committee unanimously endorsed both Gerald R. Powell Jr. and William H. Rehnquist for the Supreme Court as Senate hearings began. Powell, a Richmond attorney, was praised for high professional standards and integrity while Rehnquist, an assistant attorney general, drew unanimous support with some members noting questions about his top rating. The committee’s findings accompany Nixon’s two nominees, as the Senate Judiciary Committee opens extensive questioning. Powell testifies next. Rehnquist testifies in an all-day session following.
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Fluoridation Wins ACWD Election Test in Alameda County
Fluoridation backed plan carried the Alameda County Water District vote by a seven to one margin, while incumbents and a challenger won seats on the Fairview Fire Protection District board and Dublin area water boards. A $7.4 million water bond failed to meet passage, despite 86.5 percent approval. Voter turnout hovered around 07.77 percent of 44,414 registered voters amid costly campaigns.
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National election roundup shows black candidates fall short in major cities
In major state and local races ahead of the 72 presidential campaign, two black candidates failed to attract enough black voters. Philadelphia elected Frank L. Rizzo as mayor and Cleveland chose Ralph J. Felk on a law and order platform.
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Fremont CBD settlement ends major $17 million suit
A landmark Fremont settlement resolves more than 17 million dollars in lawsuits tied to the Central Business District. Isala Corp gains about 1.3 million on land, while Chesapeake faces more than 4 million in claims. The accord covers 25 of 82 acres including Gaslight Square and Town Fair, with other actions pending.
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Fair Weather Ahead for South County Tomorrow
South County residents can expect fair weather with only a slight temperature shift. Highs near the mid 40s and lows in the 40s, with no significant storms expected. More weather on page 40.
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Fremont district withholds ex teacher pay over alleged overpayment
Fremont school officials refuse to release $813.65 in retirement funds to Jol R. Camara Jr., a former Irvington High School teacher, arguing he was overpaid during 15 years of service. They claim Camara owes $818.45 for summer advances, while Camara contends the district misapplies law and vows legal challenge. Local administrators insist taxpayer dollars require strict accounting as the dispute heads to review.
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Laird in Viet for key report on troop levels
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird arrived in Saigon to gather data for President Nixon. Officials speculate a force trim to 40,000 by rotation, with casualty figures for last week likely released by U.S. Command on Thursday. Laird met with Gen. Abrams and Ambassador Bunker to receive a personal briefing ahead of a November 15 White House statement.
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Developers file big VCSD Pleasanton suit
A $63 million claim is filed against Pleasanton and the Valley Community Services District after a building sewer freeze caused by pollution. Twelve commercial developers allege the freeze, triggered by a surge in sewage flow, could cost up to $200 million in damages.
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