U S jets press North Vietnam in fourth straight day raid
U S air forces and carriers pressed targets across North Vietnam for a fourth day, extending an aerial offensive seen from Da Nang and Gulf of Tonkin bases. Pentagon and Saigon officials clashed over raid duration, while Hanoi claimed continued phantom losses amid mounting tension.
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Weather forecast notes fog and mild temperatures
Fair through tonight with early morning fog, then partly cloudy tomorrow. Highs in the upper forties to mid fifties. Tonight's low 40s to near 50. Light winds. Yesterday's high 58, low 45.
Alameda lands moved to agricultural preserves plan
An Alameda County Planning Department report recommends designating large areas as agricultural preserves rather than waiting for landowners to file contracts. Ohlone College trustees weigh joining cities and schools to oppose a giant San Jose airport at Fremont's southern edge. Unionist district directors approve 16.6 percent sewer charges amid fiscal notes. Ethnic ratios in New Haven Unified Schools show the largest minority shrinking in several schools amid demographic shifts.
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Credit card industry may vanish by 1980 say economists
An economist from the Institute predicts widespread abuses in credit card firms could collapse the industry by 1980. Projections estimate half of gross profits may be at risk as the sector faces rising regulatory and competitive pressures.
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State Department cites six tons of heroin seized in 1971
The United States and allied governments joined in an international drug control program and seized six tons of heroin valued at 4.3 billion in 1971. Nelson Gross, department coordinator for international narcotic matters, said the escalation of efforts produced a meaningful impact on the drug traffic.
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Nixon vows no private East West troop deals with Brandt
President Nixon told West German Chancellor Willy Brandt that he will not negotiate troop cuts with the Soviet Union in a bilateral way. He said any agreement must be bloc wide between NATO and the Warsaw Pact and pledged to keep US troops in Europe.
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Fremont namesake buried in Virginia memorial service
John C. Fremont FV great grandson and former Air Force colonel died after a five month battle with spinal cancer. He served 22 years, flew in Korean War air rescues and Vietnam cargo missions, lived in Virginia Beach with his wife Billie and six children, and was honored as grand marshal of a 1988 Pathfinder Day parade. He was born in New York, raised in Carmel and San Francisco, studied at UC Berkeley and Hastings Law, and served in Japan and France.
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Twins Die Hours Apart After Rare Disease Strikes
ORUAHOMLA CITY UP I reports Michael and Michelle Deevers, a pair of twins, died within hours of each other from a rare illness. The siblings, sick from infancy, faced eating and mobility failures and spent their final days in hospital care in Weatherford. Their mother recalled the twins’ shared battles and the final pneumonia that claimed them. The family plans burial in Weatherford beside paternal grandparents. Their older brother Kevin, nine, has shown no signs of the disease.
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Fremont officials weigh $100 million stadium plan near Nimitz Freeway
Fremont city leaders and chamber officials meet with Oakland developer William Loorz to discuss a $100 million horse and auto racing stadium near West Warren Avenue. City Manager Don Driggs and Mayor William van Doom weigh environmental and noise impacts as Stan Laycock touts site access and transit links.
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Fremont stadium project to begin next week
Construction of the 7000-seat Fremont Unified School District sports arena behind Washington High School will start early next week after a conditional use permit was granted. Former Mayor Block, spokesman for the Fremont Stadium Boosters Club, said site clearing has begun and donations and materials are being gathered from local sponsors and patrons.
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