Apperson home in Sunol for sale with century-old charm
The five bed, ten marble and wood fireplaces estate at 86 Kildare Road, built in the late 1880s, is listed by Stan and Kathryn Shaw who plan retirement near Morro Bay. The house preserves Hearst era interiors with carved leather panels, a domed ceiling, and a curved porch.
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Swine flu shots to begin this fall in U S plan
WASHINGTON UPI DR Meriwether head of National Influenza Immunization Program says shots start in late September as Congress approves federal insurance. Alameda County to host first mass vaccination sites with private doctors offering shots at up to $1. Mass immunization aims for up to 1 million daily doses.
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Buckley Joins GOP Presidential Contests Amid Ford Reagan Split
In Kansas City Buckley, a Conservative Party senator, announced he will enter the GOP presidential sweepstakes if needed to force a second ballot. Ford and Reagan backers warned Buckley could siphon delegates, while Buckley said the move aims to free delegates to decide.
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Dictionary editor lists Carter as 39th president
The Scribner Bantam dictionary final page proofs include Carter as the 39th president with entry reading Carter, James-Karfer in 19 w 39th president of the U.S. 1977. Editor Walter Glasne, a Democrat, says the move was a press deadline gamble and notes no listing for Ford or Reagan.
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Four-letter word stop shakes Fremont council
In Fremont, council members debate a $24 million budget and Northern Plain development, torn by whether to use the word stop. One ward triggers a familiar crisis at city hall as pressure from lobbyist Jan Stillwell heightens the issue and tests local officials.
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Poison link eyed in Legion illness deaths at Philadelphia convention
Pittsburgh coroner reports evidence of ethylene glycol crystals in kidneys of two Pittsburgh victims from the American Legion convention illness. Officials say 27 died and more than 190 cases were confirmed. Philadelphia medical authorities are reviewing the findings amid doubt about moonshine as a cause.
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Teen sniper kills two wounds seven downtown Wichita
A 19 year old from Wichita opened fire from the 26th floor of the Holiday Inn Plaza, killing two men and wounding seven others before police wounded him. The victims were Joseph Goulart and Elmer W. Hensley, both locals. The motive remained unknown as investigators reviewed reports of a security guard and hotel room seizure.
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Weather and legal notes mix in Bay Area clip
Coastal low clouds and inland drizzle fill nights and mornings with mostly sunny afternoons. Temperatures hover with highs in the 70s and lows in the 60s. In Fremont yesterday the high was 82 and the low 63. Harris trial jurors argue during nine days of deliberation and reach 11-1 splits. A state inspector found faulty air brakes on the ill fated Yuba City charter bus two years before the 28 high school choir members died in the bus wreck.
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Ford reviews 5400 letters on possible running mates
President Ford reads responses from Republicans after sending 5400 letters seeking advice on potential running mates. The report notes Ronald Reagan's camp urging Ford to announce his choice before the nomination ballots, highlighting pressure from Reagan loyalists.
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Supreme Court leveling off after Warren era
Government scientists report a 283 acre Italian toxic gas site where 855 residents and all flora should be incinerated. Carter says restoring faith in the U S system is the top task for the next president. Chinese forces outnumber Soviets but lack superior weapons. Vermont sees multimillion dollar storm damage from Belle as Ford signs welfare aid bill.
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