Miss Teen Pageant Altercation Sparks Civil Action Threats
At Fremont American High School a Saturday Miss Teen America semifinal erupted in chaos over a backstage dispute leading to disqualification of Christina Perri. Police recommended a citation hearing. no serious injuries, but a necklace was broken and two women were assaulted as tensions flared and spectators pressed to exit.
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Mudd questions adopting South Vietnam orphans
CBS newsman Morley Mudd in Bethany West Virginia questioned whether the large American effort to adopt South Vietnamese orphans is in the best interest of the children. He cited the nation’s ambivalence and warned that presidents may have erred in Vietnam policy.
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California Moves to Assure Physician Malpractice Coverage
The Finance Committee approved Senate floor action on a bill to ensure malpractice insurance for California doctors nurses and health professionals this year. The legislation would authorize the state insurance commissioner to assemble private insurers into a collective lender to guarantee coverage if market availability falters while addressing insurer concerns over claim costs.
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Reagan blasts Congress over Vietnam aid block
Former California Governor Reagan sharply criticizes Congress for blocking military aid to Saigon. He calls the action the most irresponsible in 200 years, saying the United States is abandoning its ally and should honor commitments from the Huis agreements.
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Reputed Mafia head surrenders to start four-year term
Anthony Giordano, reputed head of the Mafia in St. Louis, surrendered to federal marshals Monday to begin a four-year term for violations of federal racketeering laws. He is to report next Monday to Leavenworth Federal Prison to serve the sentence after a judge refused to reduce fines and the term. The case also involved Zenili, Abdad Molust, and Emprise Corp, convicted of conspiring to violate anti racketeering laws through concealed ownership of Frontier Vitel and Gwing in Las Vegas.
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False alarm in Patty search prompts no arrest
Charleston officials said a report of a yellow van and a black car carrying people resembling a fugitive group was not substantiated. Deputies described it as another rumor and confirmed the case remains unresolved.
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Tribbett daughter to wed Lycarld Hattimore in private ceremony
Delmar area brief reports Del. Carole Jeanne Tribbett daughter of Gov and Mrs Sherman W Tribbett will marry Lycarld Hattimore a Nupla Hewrages district manager in a private ceremony June 2 at the governor's house. Miss Tribbett 28 a nurse who also works in Hallmore, where they will reside.
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Attack at the presidential palace sparks chaos in Hanoi
Combat police killed, attackers struck the palace as security forces sealed the area. Reporters note three Tracu private helicopters departed after the surprise attack, with crowds gathering and police rushing to the scene amid confusion and no immediate gunfire. The prior notable palace bombing occurred in February 1962 involving dissidents and a propeller plane.
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Fremont teachers seek 12 percent cost of living raise
Fremont school district proposes a 12 per cent cost of living raise for fiscal 1975 76 for about 1 500 teachers plus quarterly adjustments tied to the Bay Area Consumer Price Index. The plan would cost about 27 million dollars plus 240 000 for each one per cent index increase. Also sought are raises for substitutes and hourly teachers, higher nursery school pay, more nurse coverage, reading programs, and tightened grievance and principal removal provisions. Board hearings begin tomorrow with a May 7 formal response.
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Report on proposed bus routes and zoning in Fremont area
City staff propose two new bus lines along Pasey Padre Parkway and Mowry Peralta corridor serving Brookvale Parkmouth Gardens and central facilities including municipal court and Centerville Park. A second route would run from BART to Mission Boulevard, Niles Canyon, Canyon Heights and Pickering to Las Palmas and Lemos Lane. Rezoning for development adjacent to Fremant Newark YMCA is also discussed.
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Special election for board vacancy debated by trustees
Lawyer William Johnston outlines that a special election before November 4 hinges on a provisional appointment by the trustees. If a petition challenges the appointment, gathering 5 percent of voters could trigger another election within 18 days of filing. Trustees meet at 713 Musick Ave to discuss penalties and the budget, while considering teacher salaries and inflation impact on the 12.7 million budget.
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Park settlement stalls amid ongoing regional park strike
Union leader Tom Hankin says talks with state and local officials yield no movement toward a settlement at 186 Fat Bay Regional Park District. Meetings with state officials and park management, plus a mediator called by the district, fail to produce progress as pickets target district offices in Oakland and regional parks. No further talks scheduled as of yesterday between conciliator, labor, and management amid contract dispute concerns.
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Ramps Bring Hope For Handicapped Family In City
Day officials push for curb ramps and sidewalk ramps in older city areas to aid handicapped residents. Myron Harmon, traffic engineer, notes costs and staff limits. public buses lack lifts. Mrs. Moody advocates curb ramps at major intersections and wider parking, while Dayna Moody, a wheelchair user, adjusts to school and sport, emphasizing equal treatment and independence.
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PUC weighs new rate models amid equity concerns
The public utilities commission examines proposed rate models to address inequities in electricity pricing across regions. Staff attorney Jerry Thayer notes goals include conservation and lowering charges for low income groups while possibly raising costs for large users. Hearings proceed in multiple cities into May before a final report is issued.
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