Saigon Plane Attack Hits Thieu Palace During Curfew
A South Vietnamese Air Force FS Freedom Fighter attacked President Nguyen Van Thieu’s palace early Tuesday. The mission failed to strike the palace, but three people were killed and four wounded. Saigon police and government sources noted air raid alarms and curfews as fighting and confusion spread through the city.
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Interim Fremont Bus System Faces Extension Push
City staff report on Fremont interim bus service shows ridership improving but urges resisting costly extensions. Proposals include a 6:40 p.m. twilight run, extending the Niles line to Hancha Arroyo Parkway, and extra trips to General Motors and Safeway sites. Funding relies on Transportation Act money and revenue sharing. any changes require council action or AC Transit annexation.
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Tuesday Morning Weather Note in Brief
A terse weather item notes chances of showers and misty conditions. It references yesterday’s trace of precipitation and suggests continued unsettled skies for today with light to moderate activity possible in targeted areas. The snippet emphasizes a transient, detectable shower risk.
Fremont man charged in overdose murder case
Charles B. Tavernier aged 23 pleads innocent in municipal court to overdose murder after initial heroin selling counts. Bail remains at 5.09 and a preliminary hearing date is set as prosecutors review law and the role of dealers in lethal overdoses.
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Assembly Rejects Repeal Of Car Emission Device Rule
The Assembly quickly rejects a bill to repeal a rule requiring nearly two million cars in the Los Angeles area to have $35 anti smog devices. The issue draws renewed scrutiny as lawmakers debate the policy and its environmental impact.
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Senate leader calls for aid for Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees
In the nation pages a Senate Democratic Leader urges the United Nations and international organizations to provide speedy humanitarian aid to South Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees. Prosecution witness Jake Jacotsén may have testified about a red payoff to former Treasury Secretary John H Connally. A brief feature notes that elderly women face tougher theft crackdowns.
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City installs ramps to aid Dawna Moody in Fremont
In Fremont, a city sidewalk crew added ramps at Mission View Drive and Spady Street to help five year old Dawna Moody, who has limited mobility from a post virus illness. Her parents say the ramps ease daily travel to Durham School and reduce isolation, reflecting state requirements for sidewalk ramps in neighborhoods. Dawna's mother led a campaign with city officials to secure the access.
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PUC orders study of new rate schedules for aid to the poor
The California Public Utilities Commission ordered Pacific Gas and Electric, Southern California Edison, and San Diego Gas and Electric to draft alternative rate plans. Models would test discounts for rural users and special low income rates, with hearings across the state and a legislature briefing in August.
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Orphan crash dashes hopes in Fremont
In Fremont a tropic plane train tragedy killed at least 178 Vietnamese orphans, dampening hopes of local adopters John and Vicki Baker. The Bakers, connected to Wedel Adoption Agency and Friends of All Children, faced the grim setback as the list of potential young wards shrank amid the disaster.
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