San Leandro and Castro Valley centers urged by district
South County Junior College District proposes two downtown San Leandro and Castro Valley learning centers and four Livermore campuses to ease Chabot crowding. Trustees plan a March 7 bond vote for financing. Buffington values centers at 3 to 4 million dollars each for construction and site costs.
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South County Junior College
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Burlington
Chabot College
Lill
Vale
San Leanlro
Lake Chabot
Buffington
Fremont Districting Petition Seeks City Council Expansion
A petition with 10123 signatures asks Fremont to expand the council to six districts with six members living in specified districts and one at large member. The petition, by Joseph McCord for the Concerned Citizens Committee, urges either ordinance enactment or a voter ballot, with a state deadline of 60 to 75 days for validation. If 10 to 15 percent of voters are on the petition, the issue could appear on the next municipal ballot in April 1972.
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Fremont
By Council
Joseph McCord
Concerned Citizene Committee
Tis
McCord
Niles
California
Citizens Against
Richard Vollprecht
Dick Arey
al Redd
Spy trial under way in Bere courtroom
A spy trial opens with 28 year old Bere defendant represented by an Iranian lawyer. A government official sits as observer in the courtroom.
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Bere
Weather forecast forecasts showers and mild temperatures
The weatherman expects partly cloudy skies tomorrow with a 40 percent chance of rain. Tonight a 20 percent rain chance. Tomorrow's high around 60s to 65, tonight's low near 40. More weather updates follow.
Slight hike seen in 72 food costs
Washington based report from an Agriculture Department economist notes food prices will rise slightly in the first half of 1972 while remaining steady or easing in the fourth quarter. The all food retail price index is expected to average about 3 percent above 1970, with inflation pressures easing and consumer income share falling to a record low.
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Washington
UPJ
Agriculture Department
Kaiser to Build Medical Center on Fremont Site
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals announced the purchase of 24.5 acres in Fremont for a major new medical center. The site near the Foothill Freeway and Bay Area Rapid Transit station, bounded by Civic Center Drive Walnut Avenue Paseo Padre Parkway and Stovensin Boulevard, will host a general hospital and a medical office complex.
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Fremont
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals
Bay Area
Civic Center Drive
Walnut Avenue
Paseo Padre Parkway
Stovensin Boulevard
Kaiser project clears path for new 4 cell tier plan
After two years of study the plan to build a four cell tier structure in the Hayward Fault area moves forward. The project targets the growing Fremont Union City region as South County population shifts. Kaiser spokesman notes size and construction details on the back page.
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Fremontlewark Union City
Hayward
Fremont motorcyclist nabbed in armed robbery case
Police chased and arrested Gregn ay V. Crampbell, 28, of Fremont, on armed robbery charges after a Safeway store hold up on Blacow Road and Fremont Boulevard. The gunman forced six people and the manager into a locker, and emptied receipts into a bank bag before fleeing. a bystander motorcyclist was seen fleeing the scene.
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Fremon
Robery
Mim
Dim Romero
Breemont
Gregnay V. Crampbell
Charleston Way
Fremont
Irvington Park
Tito
Nixon pressures lift for 1972 bid amid protests and fundraisers
President Nixon appeared at high priced fund raising dinners in New York and Chicago, urged by Agnew to seek a second term. Protests outside the Hilton and Beverly Hills dinners drew demonstrators while Nixon and wife left for Washington. Agnew billed 1972 as the year Nixon should be reelected, declaring we have the man and the issues.
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Chicago
UPI
Nixon
Spiro ‘T. Agnew
New York
Paul
Illinois
Conrad Hilton
Wnon
Beverley Hills
Calif
John N. Mitchell
Washington
Agnew
United States
Richard Nixon
Cigarette tax eyed to help state budget
The cigarette tax emerges as a budget fix in a Democratic sponsored plan backed by Gov Reagan. The Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee approved the measure on a voice vote and sent it to the Senate Finance Committee where an amended cigar tax increase may be considered. Senator Walter W Stiern questioned taxing only smokers while Senator Randolph Collier indicated support for broader revenue ideas.
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UPT
Ronald Reagan
Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Walter W. Stiern
Bakersfield
Councilman warns BART noise may bother residents
Hayward councilman John Pappas cites BART noise from 18 test trains as a potential problem for local residents. He urged a transit committee meeting with BART engineers to explain the situation while a BART spokesman says the concerns are understandable but unfounded as operation returns to normal after delays.
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Bay Area
Dishtel
John Pappas
BART
Pappas
Mission Boulevard
Mission
Barr
Bart Public Relations
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Woman's World
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