Burglar Steals From Fremont Home on Langhorn Court
Police report a burglary at 4164 Langhorn Court where an unlocked window allowed entry. Items stolen total about 8446 dollars including a 1500 dollar baby seal goat, 700 dollar stereo, an electric broiler, moonstone pin, karal gold ring with sapphires, and six full cut diamonds. A blue Camaro or Firebird sped away as officers investigated a vehicle stop in the street.
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Fremont
Langhorn Court
Jorge R. Canto
Anto
Fullon
Aseo Padre Parkway
Francis Dorsey
Canto
Dorsey
Airplane Burglary at Fremont Airport Reported
A burglary at Fremont Airport on Dixon Landing Rock saw a thief pry a window and remove radios and equipment from a plane. Items included a radar beacon and automatic direction finder. Owner Wayne W. Phillips valued the loss at $1800.
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Fremont
Dixon Landing Rock
Malice
Wayne W. Phillips
Hot water reservoir study eyed for Texas energy future
University of Texas scientists will run a three year study to see if a giant reservoir of hot water and natural gas 10 000 feet below the Texas coast can be tapped for electric energy and navigation The project aims to supply about one third of the states electricity and irrigate the Rio Grande Valley for 50 years The study costs about 3 million and is led by UT Center for Energy Studies and Atomic Energy Commission Grants come from several Texas utilities A demonstration could be set up in three to four years with commercial use within eight to ten years
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Texas Coast
Meron Dorfman
Center For Energy Studies
Rio Grande Valley
Joriman
University of Texas’ Center For Energy Studies
Atomi¢ Energy Commission
Texas Electrical Utilities
Uly
Dariman
CIA action in Chile boomerangs against United States
UPI reports Senator Frank Church warned that CIA covert intervention in Chile may backfire, potentially increasing Marxist influence in Latin America. He cited Peru expelling the Peace Corps as evidence of U.S. actions provoking regional shifts and debate historians will note future effects.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Church
Didsho
Central Interlperce Agency
CIA
Chile
United Sates
Latin America
Senate
Church
Peace Corps
Peru
United Arteani
B52 bomber crash off Guam leaves four crewmen missing
A B52 bomber crashed in the Pacific off Guam on Wednesday. The Air Force said four of the six crew members remain missing after two ejected and were rescued. Names and ages of missing and rescued crewmen are listed, with investigation pending.
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Washington
Pacific Ocean
Guam
Air Force
Brad. Bouche
Lisco
Neb
John D. Walson
Salem Ore
Coarest
John Y. Whitley
Oak Ridge
Iow
Leroy E. Pitman
Kingman
Kan
Stephen R.tasemar
Auburn
Ind
Robert W. Nemeth
Hlairstown
Arson suspect arrested in deadly Brooklyn tenement fire
Brooklyn police arrested 40 year old Alexander Gonzalez on arson charges after a three story tenement blaze killed four children and claimed another victim. Homicide Captain David Walsh said the fire began in the first floor hall and appeared tied to a dispute with the Rodriguez family, though investigators did not release further details.
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New York
UPH
Brooklyn
Perains
David Walsh
Alexander Gonzalez
Apupito Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Walsh
Gonzalez
Guerrilla gang broken up in Jerusalem attacks
Israeli military says it dismantled a nine member al Fatah guerrilla cell linked to four attacks in Jerusalem since July. The gang planted holes at a Jerusalem bank on July 22 and at a courthouse in East Jerusalem October 19. Explosive charges were found in two buildings in Ramat Eshkal November 12. Arrest details were not disclosed.
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Tri. Aviv
UPL
al Fatah
Jerusalem
East Jerusalem
Ramat Eshkal
Wilby
Energy board member okayed Seamans to head new ERDA
The Senate approved Robert C. Seamans Jr. to head the newly created Energy Research and Development Administration. Seamans, a former Air Force secretary and former CN administrator, has long been associated with the Atomic Energy Committee and space agency leadership roles.
Water fight prompts push for bill to sell utility
A group named People for Better Water urged State Sen. Alfred Alquist to draft a bill ordering Citizens Utilities Co. sold to Alameda County Water District amid a long running Niles-Decato dispute. They seek tougher health standard enforcement while health officials schedule an evidentiary hearing to probe possible violations and potential permit actions.
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Odher
Dan Holsten
California Department of Health
Niles-Decato
Holsten
Health Department
State Attorney’ General's Office
EPA begins accelerated tests on aerosol can threat
EPA launches rapid research into whether fluorocarbon gases in aerosols harm the ozone layer. Industry and government witnesses at congressional hearings say the link is speculative, with Du Pont warning of no practical alternative. The agency aims to assess risk in one to three years and explore substitutes.
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EPA
Washington
UPD
Environmental Protection Agency
Earth
du Pont Co
Freon
House Commerce Subcommittee
Jin
Szone
John R. Quarles Jr
Raymond L McCarthy
du Pont
Ralph Engel
Chemical Speciallies Manufacturers Association
Indicted in $130 million stock fraud scheme
A federal grand jury in Los Angeles indicted 13 defendants led by Oklahoma attorney Robert S. Trippet of Home Stake Production Co. for a nine year oil stock fraud that swindled investors from Liza Minnelli to Bob Dylan. The case cites $130 million raised, $30 million returned, and potential penalties up to five years and $10,000 fines.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Oklahoma
Jack Benny
Robert S. Trippet
Tulsa
Home Stake Production. Co
Irving Hill
Liza Minnelli
Walther Matthau
Andy Williams
Buddy Hackett
Barbra Streisand
Alan Alda
Jacqueline Bisse
Phyllis Diller
Tony Curtis
Jonathan Winters
Bob Dylan
Walter B. Winston
First National City
Bank of New York
Russell W. McFall
Wester Union
Home
Stephen Wilson
Tripper
Hill
Price rise in 1974 food costs cited by Butz slows
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz noted processed foods and feeds drove most of the 1974 food price increase, with margins accounting for about 12 percent of consumer price gains and farm prices 3 percent. Sugar and confectionery boosted food costs while beef veal and eggs declined. Durable goods rose as furniture and appliances prices climbed.
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Earl Butz
Department of Agriculture
One sextuplet leaves respirator in San Jose
Four day old Jolene, the surviving Lange sextuplet, left her respirator for a visit with mother Charlotte Lange at Valley Medical Center. Two baby brothers Brian and Jason remain seriously ill in intensive care after the sextuplets were born premature.
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San Jose
Cali
UPI
Jolene
Lange
the Valley Medical Center
Charlotte Lange
Brian
Jason
Lucille Bennett
Singer due at Ford dinner for Giscard dEstaing
Recording star Sara Vaughn will entertain at President Ford's dinner honoring French President Valery Giscard dEstaing Sunday night at the Merriton Hotel in Martinique. D Estaing will entertain the President and Mrs Ford Saturday evening after they arrive for the three day summit on the French island.
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Washington
UPL
Sarah Vaughn
Ford
Valery" Giscard
City Council OKs 20000 Park Plans
Newark council approves a $20,000 park beside Musick Avenue Cedar Boulevard, funded from Morrison Homes tract, with school district joining for a two-area joint development. Trustees to maintain a one acre softball diamond on district grounds. Council also reappoints Thomas A. Estrada and James B. Gordon Jr. to four-year planning commission terms.
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Newark
Fusick
School Ee
Morrison Homes
Musick Avenue
Cedar Boulevard
Shamnar Abraham
Planning Commission
Thomas A. Estrada
Rudolph and Sletten Contractors
Mountain View
James B. Gordon Jr
Pacific Telephone
Bills seek $7 billion to boost job outlook and extend benefits
The House approved a plan to grant 13 extra weeks of regular unemployment benefits, offering up to a full year for most insured jobless. Senate and House bills propose public service jobs and expanded coverage for workers not currently insured, with projected costs reaching into billions.
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Senate
House
Alameda case charges told on school board row
The Alameda case charges remain undisclosed as School Board President Harry Sheppard and district officials dispute whether the charges should be public. County counsel cites public records rules while the board asserts confidentiality under personnel protections.
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Harry Sheppard
Alameda
Sheppard
Alameda County
William Bolt
Com Trent
Depuy Dist
Charles Herbert
Showl Board
Fremont Federation of Teachers
County Sone
Newark
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Lems
Nut Group
ACWD
Citizens Ee
Citizens 10
Vincent
Alquist
Citizens
People For Better Water
Nicholas Petris
John Holmdahl
Oakland
Union City
Citizens Utilities
Deamon Verdi
Pel
Set
Nurdi
San Antonio
U.S
Benn
Frank £. Sims
Home Stake
Harry L. Fitgerald
Elmer M. Kunkel
Kent Mr. Wireman
New York City
Dryfoss and Co
John T. Senior
Thomas A. Landrith
Allormey
Rome
David C. Davies
Larry.a. Martin
Danville
Calif
F. Conrad Greer
Santa Maria
Norman C. Cross Jr
Richard A. Ganong
Bakersfield
Herbert A. Smith
Sheppard Old the Teachers’ Union
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