Ethnic ads face hostile opposition in San Leandro
Herbert Kilbert of the Associated Homeowners of San Leandro denounces federal funded ads urging racial harmony as hogwash. Most groups oppose the plan with several homeowner associations withholding endorsement or delaying action. The Marina Faire group backs it weakly while Washington and others abstain citing scheduling and leadership concerns.
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San Leandro
Herbert Kilbert
Associated Homeowners of San Leandro Inc
Kilbert
Isevera Bay Area
Freedom of Choice In
Bers
Washington Homeowners Association
Ann
Wean
Washington
del Green
Green
Dean
Fair Warmer Weather For South County Tomorrow
Weather outlook calls for fair skies and warmer conditions in South County with highs in the 80s and light northerly breezes in the afternoon. The Inn area will see temperatures in the 40s. More weather on page 30.
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South County
Wether
Stamp hike seen to raise eight cent rate to ten
Postmaster General Elmer T. Klassen said an eight cent stamp would rise to ten cents starting Jan 5 unless overruled by the Cost of Living Council. He spoke at the National Press Club presenting across the board postal rate increases to the Postal Rate Commission.
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Washington
UPI
Elmer T. Klassen
Klassen
Postal Rate Commission
Board of Governors
U.S. Postal Service
Cost of Living Council
National Press Club
Klaasen
Press Club
Continental
United States
Gas stations to return to normal hours after price talks
Northern and Central California operators shelved planned hour curtailments as the Cost of Living Council may ease Phase 4 price restrictions. Mike Moore of the California Service Station Dealers Association urged a return to normal hours while warning that open pumps could trigger wider shutdowns if relief fails. Police and fire officials report threats and arson attempts against nonparticipants amid ongoing protests.
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California
Bob Moore
California Service Station Dealers Association
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Moore
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers
Chicago
California State Automobile Association
Gas Shortage Alters Weekend Plans Across South County
A Daily Review survey of 12 residents shows five took trips, two couples canceled, and others stayed home due to looming gas shortages. Many filled tanks Thursday or Friday as stations stayed closed, with varied personal stories from Castro Valley to Union City.
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South County
The
Daily Review
William Astley
Castro Valley
Sonora
Dale Adams
San Lorenzo
Lake Tahoe
Robert D. Cunningham
Union City
San Francisco
Ralph E. Burrows
Hayward
Sacramento Delta
Vernon Evans
Jerome Gardner
Mac
Raymond Hughes
Newark
Anthony Lombard
Stephane LaKomy
San Leandro
Go ahead on Agnew case to be submitted
The government will proceed against Vice President Spiro T. Agnew on federal charges tied to a grand jury probe of Maryland political corruption. Attorney General Elliot L. Richardson announced after meetings with Agnew and President Nixon, as Agnew’s lawyers signaled a challenge to any action.
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Washington
UPL
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Agnew
Nixon T O
Turnkey housing plan cut back by Union City council
Union City council returned the Turnkey low income housing plan to the planning commission directing a smaller project at Hall Ranch and Regents Boulevard. They asked to limit units to 15 from 30 and reduce site size to one acre from three while about 200 residents voiced both support and opposition at the Alvarado School hearing.
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Union City
Planning Commission
Hall Ranch Rod and Regents Boulevard
Alvarado School
Wives Enter Workforce More as Census Reports Rise
UPI reports from Washington that the Census Bureau notes a rise in employed wives. In 1972 forty of 100 married women worked, up from 25 in 1950. Among mothers with preschool children 40 of 100 worked versus 12 in 1950.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Census Bureau
Vincent ——P. Barabha
Barabha
Senate
Indian professor turns history on its head at Rome
Chippewa Indian Lucky Eagle known as Adam Nordwall sits on a jet engine at Rome airport and raises his lance in triumph. Nordwall, sociology professor at California State University Hayward, runs a rat and cockroach extermination service and argues Columbus discovered America while Indians had long inhabited Italy, claiming it as Indian territory.
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Adam Nordwall
Rome
Nordwall
California State University At
Hayward
Columbus
Italy
America
Nordiwall
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