Indo Pakistan crisis heads to UN General Assembly
The Security Council voted to send the Indo Pak dispute to the 15 nation General Assembly under the Uniting for Peace mechanism after three days of failed council resolutions. abstentions by the USSR Britain France and Poland. US sponsored the move with support from Argentina Burundi Japan Nicaragua Sierra Leone Somalia. The Assembly will meet Tuesday to debate the Asian subcontinent conflict and seek a ceasefire map.
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Fremont council district plan faces special ballot hurdle
Fremont council weighs districting for city elections amid proximity to April municipal vote. A preliminary signatory petition count and legal doubts push a possible special election between Feb 22 and March 7, with final council action tonight at City Hall.
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Fremont Victim Dies After Hit-Run on Mission Boulevard
A 2 year old, Jay Ralpit Lane, survived combat in Vietnam but was killed when struck by a hit-run duo on a dimly lit Mission Boulevard last Friday after 9 p.m. Police seek leads from witnesses who saw two vehicles, a beige or yellow Thunderbird and a green Volkswagen, but no arrests have been made. Lane had been walking across the road after visiting the Highway Inn. the crash dragged him 12 feet and occurred near Walnut Avenue with limited street lighting.
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First shelling attack rocks Phnom Penh in 20 month war
The first shelling raid on Phnom Penh damaged a university playing field and a sports ground, injuring two women and two children. Rockets struck near Pochentong Airport and a concrete bridge was blown up near Kompong Kantout, with limited casualties inside the city.
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Senate confirms Powell for Supreme Court seat
The Senate confirmed attorney Lewis F. Powell Jr. of Richmond, Virginia, by a near unanimous vote to fill the late Hugo Black’s Supreme Court seat, in a historic first Deep South appointment in three decades. Powell thanked the chamber while expressing humility about the praise.
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Start of something big at White House tree lighting
The tedious job of trimming the National Christmas Tree was carried out yesterday on the Ellipse behind the White House. The 75-year-old Fraser Fir from North Carolina stands 65 feet tall with the Washington Monument visible in the background. Presidential lighting ceremonies will take place later in the month.
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Weather outlook shows mild temps through tomorrow
Fair weather continues with a high around 56 to 62 today and a low of 32 to 42 tonight. Tomorrow remains dry with similar temperatures shaping a gentle, cool day ahead.
Berkeley Magician Banned From Frightening Street People
Graduate magician Isaac Bonewite is ordered not to frighten any more street people on Telegraph J Avenue in Berkeley with his sword. The item appears on Page 6. Black Panther leader Huey P Newton denies again that he shot Oakland patrolman John Frey on Oct 28 1987 on Page 19.
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Bay Area quake fears and reform debates emerge
A fragment notes the San Francisco Bay Area facing a predicted great quake, mentions California Supreme Court voiding a Welfare Reform Act section for federal-law conflict, and reports a special legislative session ordered by Governor Reagan to approve a budget balancing tax plan.
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National Corrections Academy announced by Administration
The Administration announces the establishment of the National Corrections Academy to address deficiencies cited in prisons by President Nixon. The move signals a push to reform inmate handling and oversight after concerns about prison operations and justice system efficiency.
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Iranian Army Court of Appeals Delays Case
A fragment notes a person connected to Haywardite appearing before an Iranian army court of appeals the day before an event. The readable text is limited and does not provide names, positions, or clear outcomes beyond the court proceeding.
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