Austrian corporal in UN romance shocks Vienna divorce filing
Margarethe Steinbauer, 25, says her ex husband Ernst, 25, married her in Austria two years ago and sent love letters last in March. He reportedly wed 19 year old Jeanette Farrer of Jerusalem after an incident at a UN camp in Syria. Margarethe claims she learned of the affair from newspapers and says she is filing for divorce.
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Vienna
UPI
United Nations
Kurier
Austria
Margarethe Steinbauer
Margarethe
Ernst
Jeanette Farrer
Jerusalem
Steinbauer
U.N
Middle East
Ent
Jeanette
Syrian
Anterneti
Israel
Rock bands to headline Muscular Dystrophy benefit
Four rock bands Art Rode Tear Crusheil Elwot will perform at a Muscular Dystrophy Association benefit dinner concert tonight at Washington Township Country Club 3721 Parish Ave. A spaghetti dinner accompanies the first show from 6 pm to 4 30 pm. cost 3. Tickets for both concerts available at the door. Teenagers and adults welcome. Beer and soft drinks will be served.
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Art, Rode
Tear
Knights of Columbus condemn Kennedy over abortion funding vote
The Knights of Columbus issued a resolution accusing Senator Edward Kennedy of departing from Christian concern for life by leading the defeat of the Bartlett amendment. The measure would have banned government funding of abortions under the Nursing Revenue Sharing and Health Service Acts.
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Miami
Governor Blanton says FBI probe aimed at discrediting him
Tennessee Governor Ray Blanton denounces an FBI inquiry as political harassment by the administration. He claims federal prosecutors and the IRS are being used to damage his 1972 campaign against Senator Howard Baker, citing an indictment of a Memphis trucking firm for illegal contributions.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPL
Ray Blanton
PRG
Blanton
Ant
Hys Federal Prand
Memphis
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
RS Internal Revenue Service
FBI
Assembly roll upholds veto on school aid in California
In Sacramento the Assembly sustained the governor's veto of 27 million dollars in emergency school aid. Democrats mostly voted to uphold the veto, while Republicans largely sided against overrides. several Democrats did vote to override, with a number not voting or absent.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Hi. Bana
Bermean
Boatwright
Calva
Carpenter
Chacon
Chel
Cullen
Veddel
Dixon
Egeland
Fenton
Puran
Garmendi
Goggin
Greene
Gualeo
Hart
Hughes
Ingalls
Keene
Keysor
Know
Lockyer
MacDonald
McAlister
Mevitte
Miller
Papin
Perino
Ralph
Robinson
Rosenthal
Siegler
Suit
Thurman
Tucker
Wilson
Wornum
O'berg
McCarthy
Antonovich
Arnett
Radham
Bannai
Beverly
Briggs
Burke
Campbell Chappie
Cline
Collier
Craven
Daly
Hayden
Lancaster
Lewis
Mandy
McLennan
Mobley
Murphy
Nestande
Nimmo
Priols
William Thomas
Alarton Brown
Chimbole
Davis
Kapiloff
Meade
Montoya
Moet
Vincent Thomas
Torres
Lanterman
Lieraty
Vasconcallas
Vicencia
Warren
Kissinger Rating Holds Steady Amid Middle East Talks
New York based Harris poll shows Henry Kissinger maintains a solid 35 to 40 percent job rating as Middle East truce steps loom. The survey of about 14 million adults tracks shifts in public confidence while Ford’s foreign policy scores dip slightly.
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New York
WPL
Henry Kissinger
Louis Harris
Ford
Harris
Surprise state bill sparks ACWD anger at Fremont meeting
ACWD directors denounced a surprise 288.04 charge from the state to cover operating costs and a 31 million computer monitoring system on the South Bay Aqueduct. They demand an audit, seek joint agency positions, and consider delaying repayment while preserving funds for key projects like preventing salt intrusion. Budget tax rate set at 22 cents, raising about 456000.
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Fremont
Mameds Coury Water
South Bay Aqueduct
AGWL
South Bay
Milllion
Aguedhiel
Prostitution law struck down in ALAND case by judge
Aldtheda County judge ruled the state anti solicitation statute unconstitutional citing vagueness and gender bias. He enjoined the municipal court from hearing 20 cases involving 174 women arrested for prostitution and noted police discrimination in decoy use. The district attorney appealed the ruling.
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Aland
Uae
Jude
George W. Phillips Jr
Oakland Police Department
Oakland
Federal deficit soars amid rebates and stimulus payments
The Commerce Department reports a record annualized federal deficit of 1014 billion in Q2, driven by recession related tax rebates and $50 payments to social security and welfare recipients. Personal income taxes fall sharply while corporate taxes rise.
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Washington
UPL
Commerce Department
Commerce
Alaska Peninsula Earthquake Shakes Homer to Anchorage
An AP report notes a moderate earthquake on the Kenai Peninsula causing tremors from Homer to Anchorage with no damage reported. The piece also mentions rising federal transfer payments totaling $149.9 billion, up 8 percent to $147.2 billion after discounts for foreigners.
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Palmer
Alaska
Kenai Peninsula
Homer
Anchorage
Rookirliie
Sex bias in Newark schools cited
The Newark school district faces a Civil Rights Act discrimination complaint. Itn: California Teachers Association spokesman Peter Galiano cites the case as illegal under current rulings, with the state Fair Employment Practices Commission involved but not yet acting. Details discuss maternity leave policies, retroactivity, and similar disputes in Fremont.
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Peter Gallano
Itn
California Teachers Association
State Fair Employment Practices Commission
Lyle Kingery
Galiano
Newark
Kingery
Fremont
Assembly Upholds Gov Brown Veto on Education Funds
A Senate override attempt failed as Gov. Brown’s veto stood, with aides playing a visible role in lobbying. Brown urged reforms and defended large cuts to state aid and local funds while arguing restoring education funds would crowd out other programs. Democrats reported being wooed into supporting the veto.
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Brown
Brew
Portugal Military Moderates Push Ouster of Goncalves
In Lisbon moderates within Portugal's Armed Forces Movement canvassed units to form a new government excluding pro Communists. Army chief Gen. Carlos Pabiao is seen as potential replacement for Prime Minister Vasco Goncalves, who lacks broad backing after being tied to the Communist parties.
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Lisbon
Armed Forces Movement
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Communist Party
Carlos Pabiao
Goncalves
Franco Charais
Fabian
Coimbra
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Socialist Party
Fabia
Fabiao
Hin
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Carvalho
Two Rare China Films at Ohlone College
Fremont viewers can see two color films on China at 7:30 p.m. in Room 320. Historical Relics Uncovered in New China runs 60 minutes and The 2,100 Year-Old Tomb Excavated runs 30 minutes. Admission is free through the college learning resources center, Fremont Main Library, and the South Bay Chinese Club.
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Fremont
China
Ohlone College
Asian Art Museum
San Francisco
New China
Corporation of the College Learning Resources Center
Fremont Main Library
South Bay
Senate votes to repeal picket ban at Capitol
The California Senate approved by a bare majority a bill repealing the 1989 Simpson Law that barred picketing in the Capitol. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty’s measure moves to Gov. Brown after opponents warned of disorder if large protest crowds are allowed. Senator Moscone said another law already criminalizes disruption of official Capitol business.
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Sacramento
UBL
Senate
Edmund G. Brown
California
Ronald Reagan
Brown
Carnal
Sacrament
Alan Sieroty
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Robert H. Simspon
Simspon
Sally
Crown
George Moscone
San Francisco
Capitol
Moscone
Srnpsan
Mailbox reform bill introduced amid local zoning clash
The amendment stems from a two month clash in South San Jose between residents and the postal service over curbside service. Edwards predicts victory for the amendment but faces strong postal service opposition. He says the bill retains total control of local zoning by officials and questions postal service cost savings and service quality under current management.
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Page
Mincta
Postal Service
San Jose
Edwards
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Linois Bell
Donna Mitchell
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Alicia Johnsons
Chicago
Near West Side
Association of Water Agencies
ACWD
Frank Borghi Jr
ACW
John Gomes
W A. Wahler and
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Ludwig Verchardt
Adeline Tales
Harvey Banks
Phillips
Partment
Supreme Court
Alaskan Peninsula
Gov. Brown
Tan
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