Nixon to attend Moscow summit in May 1972
President Nixon announced a Moscow summit in the second half of May 1972 after his China trip to push for better U S Soviet relations. He said leaders will discuss principal questions and aim for progress and peace. Nixon will be joined by Secretary Rogers and Kissinger with Brezhnev Kusygin and Podgorny also expected.
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Supreme Court bars public workers from striking nationwide
The Supreme Court ruled that federal and likely state and local government employees have no constitutional right to strike. The decision upholds a federal law forbidding strikes by federal workers and signals similar outcomes for public employees elsewhere. The ruling affects about 2.6 million federal workers and 10.6 million state and local employees.
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Last mile home for released American captive Sexton
Staff Sgt. John C. Sexton of Warren Michigan is carried from Saigon to the U.S. after two years in Viet Cong captivity. He is the 24th American released by the Communists in the Indochina war. Sea story on page 9.
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Chabot weighs expansion plans to ease enrollment
South County Junior College District trustees will review three options drafted by Richard D. Yeo to handle rising enrollments at Chabot College. Proposals include a business and industry joint venture on Livermore campus, limited district funded buildings, or a bond election for one or two new traditional colleges possibly on the Castro Valley or Livermore sites. An interim plan labeled search scratch scrounge could also use temporary facilities or a college in the community using existing buildings.
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Maynard names HAYWARD-AH human relations coordinator
Ammold Mendoza of 1588 Santa Rosa Street will become the city’s human relations coordinator on November 1. He has served since April as a field representative for the county human relations commission and previously worked with the probation department. He is fluent in Spanish, Portuguese and English and has international education and teaching background.
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Fair Weather Returns to South County
Weather forecast predicts more fair skies with no major change in temperatures. Highs in the 70s and lows around the upper 40s to mid 50s, with morning and night fog returning. More details on page 15.
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Navy to borrow Disneyland submarine in playful move
In Anaheim California the Navy plans a comic mission to borrow a Disneyland submarine led by a commander and a crew of ten. The voyage includes aim at Atlantis and a parade with Mickey in an admiral’s uniform flanked by Goofy and Donald Duck as part of a publicity stunt.
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Students tie up athletic funds at Cal State Hayward
Student government at California State College Hayward has placed 9101,000 in a special reserve to support varsity athletics, aiming to gain bargaining power over student fee allocations. Administration may use the funds if the president takes charge, while subsidies to cultural programs and the library hours face potential cuts.
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Hayward
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San Leandro to appoint advisory housing discrimination panel
The San Leandro city council unanimously approved appointing an advisory committee to report complaints that landlords violate housing discrimination laws. Mayor Jack Maltestar requested the panel to address racism charges raised by the National Committee on Housing and to reflect a 1988 city policy affirming residents' freedom to choose where they live and work. The mayor outlined nine immediate steps to show the city’s commitment with or without the committee, and the panel will include two real estate reps, two from lending institutions, one apartment owner, the city manager, and city officials.
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High Court Declines to Rule on Vietnam War Legality
The Supreme Court refused to hear a challenge to U S military actions in Vietnam by two soldiers and civil liberties groups. Justices Daglas and Brennan supported hearing the case. Burger and Stewart White Marshall and Blackmun opposed. Two seats are vacant.
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Byron R. White
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Harry A. Blarkirian
Two More Hayward Schools Face closures for 1972 73
Hayward Unified School District plans to close two elementary schools for the 1972-73 year as enrollment has fallen by about 1000 students over three years. Superintendent Aryeson announced the plan, noting Sorenson is not under immediate consideration. Recommendations due November 1.
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