Fremont site eyed for new state deaf and blind school
A 145 acre parcel near Fremonts BART station has been tentatively chosen by state officials for a $20 million school for the deaf and blind. The site would host about 97 acres, with preliminary work possible next summer and a 1976 opening target if finalized.
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Berkeley
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Ron Throp
State Department of General Services
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Southern Pacific
Warlock Moon Premiere in Livermore Funds Arts Council tote
Livermore High School teachers Mike Ward and Pam Steiger attended the Vine Cinemas premiere of Warlock Moon a horror film shot mostly in Livermore to raise funds for the Livermore Cultural Arts Council Music Fund. Bill Herbert producer and former geologist joined other nostalgia loving attendees in black tie era style. The gala included a cartoon Movietone newsreel and souvenir dishes as guests enjoyed wine and cheese after the screening. Warlock Moon premieres in New York tonight.
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Mike Ward
Pam Steiger
Livermore
Vine Cinemas
Bill Herbert
New York
Leandro names new postmaster Leandro names new postmaster
Leandro names Sam Wong Jr, a 24 year Oakland veteran, as postmaster for San Leandro succeeding William Goward. Wong will assume duties Monday with a salary between 19 597 and 28 000. Wong previously served as budget and costs officer in Oakland and spent three months in San Leandro after Goward’s retirement. He declined comment on plans or office issues, while some San Leandro staff voiced surprise at an internal appointment.
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Oakland Post Office
William Goward
Wong
Goward
Oakland
Sani Leandro
Gowand
Ralph Wentworth
Irge
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White House dance at Thur night dinner party
President Nixon danced while Vice President Agnew smiled at a White House dinner party. Mrs. Nixon said she did not mind being wiretapped by the Secret Service. Secretary Kissinger boasted of a crown from staff as he was sworn in. Prime Minister Norman Kirk attended with the Nixons hosting.
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UPI
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Spiro T. Agnew
F. Donald Nixon
Secret Service
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Norman Kirk
New Zealand
Nixon Hostet
Castro Valley Master Plan decision delayed to November 7
Alameda County Board of Supervisors postponed their decision on Castro Valley’s master plan amid heated public input. The delay pushes for further hearings, with remaining speakers expected to testify before the board finalizes the plan. Changes by the planning commission include reclassifying a 1 acre parcel on Redwood Road to high density residential and adding 70 acres of Jensen property to the plan boundary.
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Alameda
Alameda County Planning Commission
Commission
Redwood Road
Jensen
Course to debut in The Daily Review Sunday
The first Course by Newspaper begins Sunday in The Daily Review. Titled America and the Future of Man it offers 20 weekly essays by distinguished scholars. It targets casual readers seeking deeper study and those pursuing UC Extension Berkeley college credit. over 200 newspapers participate worldwide.
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Daily Review
America
University of California Extension, Berkeley
Review
Bargain beef prices seen brief, then rise later
California cattleman Fran M. Simpson Jr says bargain beef will last only a few weeks as end of price controls fails to lift prices. He notes feedlot cattle down 10 to 12 dollars per hundredweight in days and a flood of cattle post freeze, with pork and chicken prices also down.
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Sacramento
California
Fran M. Simpson Jr
California Cattle Feeders Association
Simpson
Lue
Rockets on the range near Tonopah Nevada
The article notes a rocket appearing over a 15th of a second interval at a Tonopah test range in Nevada. It marks a busy week for rockets and travel with the Soyuz-12 mission from the Soviet Union entering its second day.
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Soviet Union
Weekend heat wave to persist across the Bay Area
The Indian summer heat wave continues through the weekend with Bay Area highs near 98 in Livermore and 87 in San Francisco. Air pollution is expected to be significant to heavy Saturday and Sunday as smog readings rise in Livermore Oakland San Jose and other cities while fog remains scarce and evening conditions are pleasant for outdoor activities.
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Tayward
Union City
Lowel
San Leandro
Fremont
Oakland
San Jose
Bay Area
Redwood City
San Francisco
Autumn heat wave to persist with smoke fills air
A hot windless day returns for South County with highs in the mid 50s and elevated air pollution. Lows will linger in the 60s as conditions stay smoky. More weather details on page 38.
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