Pleasanton police launch bicycle safety program pilot
Pleasanton Police Department rolls out a bicycle and pedestrian education and enforcement program funded by grants totaling 45916. Patrolmen Bill Yates and Gary Lewis will attend Northwestern University Traffic Institute courses while developing projects The Talking Bicycle and Stop Look and Listen aim to teach kids safe riding and traffic behavior with classroom demonstrations and a star of Junior Women's Club involvement.
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Kitty Archibald
Pleasanton
Bill R. Yates
Northwestern University
Traffic Institute
Evanston, Tl
Yates
Gary’ Lewis
Lewis
Livermore park may open soon
Livermore Area Recreation and Park District plans a first phase for Robert Livermore Park between East Avenue and Jackson Avenue School. Christner and Company won the bid around 924,898, with completion in 60 days before the rainy season. A second phase could cost about 1 million, possibly funded by a tax increase or bond issue.
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East Avenue
Jackson Avenue School
Payne
Livermore
Poroona Avenue
Capital job status unsettled for Otepka at SACB
Washington report notes Otlo F. Otepka, long a controversial State Department figure, remains in a watchful position as a SACB official. Nixon’s 1969 nomination to a full five year term has not yet cleared the Senate, with possible recess expiry looming and no confirmed appointment in place.
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Washington
UFI
Otlo F. Otepka
State Department
Subversive Activities ‘Control Board
Otepka
Dean “Rusk
Senate Antec
Olepha
Syhile
Civil Service Commission
Nixon
SACB
Senate
White House
Judiciary Committee
James. C. Eastland
D-Miss
Internal Security
Department
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Carl.t. Rowan
Glepka
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Defense Department
Pentagon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Governor's 20 Petris to speak at pistol affair
State Sen. Nicholas Petris will discuss The Policeman and Civil Turmoil at a Sunol Valley Golf Course dinner honoring California's top 20 police pistol shooters. The event features Fremont officers among the top scorers, with CHP personnel and local officials in attendance and awards to be presented by dignitaries including Don Galloway and Maj. Robert Thrasher. Tickets are $7.
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Sunol
Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
California
Sunol Valley Golf Course
Fremont
Don Galloway
Ironside
Robert C. Thrasher
Ronald Reagan
M. E. Rieh
National Rifle Association
Dante Lanza
CHP
Highway Patrol
Ray G. Pucci
James F. Perley
Robert Hannon
Alarameda County Board of Supervisors
Superior Court
M. 0. Sabraw
Frank Vakota
County District Attorney's Office
Ken Weiss
Alice Cline
Governor's Office
Cline
Richard Cox
Free liquor promotion prompts store to halt practice
In Dayton Ohio the BMT men s clothing store offered free alcoholic drinks to shoppers drawing national attention. Ohio Department of Liquor Control investigators visited the store and Deputy Director Don Laws said the practice was illegal and the store has discontinued it. Store official Tim Kenner noted clipping interest from other states seeking similar plans.
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UPI
Presi‘dent Nixon
Holmberg
Swift de la Plata
Argentina
Marcelo Ordonez
Dayton, Ohio
UPL
BMT
Hood
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Don B. Laws
Tim Kenner
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Kenner
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