If you want a model that does not have links, has just a few views, and no sheets, that is a different version of your model that you need to create, something that cannot be done by publishing. The option to "publish without links" publishes your model only, but that does not mean that the published model will be stripped of links. It just means that the latest version of all the linked models won't be published to BIM360.
To get what you want, from your model, do Save as... with a different name, and save to a folder in your computer. Then go to Manage Links and do either Unload or Remove all links. Then go to the project browser and remove sheets.
If you choose Remove, just be aware that whoever is using that file in the future will have to go through the process of linking and relocating all other disciplines again if they need to see that information.
As another option, you can choose not to do anything about links in this new copy of the model. The links will be broken anyway when somebody opens the file because this new model is not in the cloud. But the references will remain in case somebody wants to put together all the disciplines again without going through the trouble of re-linking files at the correct location.
If this is for archiving in your local folders, what I do is this: From BIM 360 or from Revit's home page: Publish Latest. Then I go to BIM 360, select my architectural model and download. That gives me a .zip file with my architectural model plus all the other models. Then I extract all files and put them in an Archive folder of the project.
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