Ford Sees War Risk and Economic Health in Presidency
President Ford warned that a new war would be a tragedy in lives and costs while stressing serious economic problems and foreign policy challenges. He defended leadership, noted ongoing energy and economy evaluations, and urged support when decisions are final. He spoke calmly, puffing his pipe as he addressed the public.
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U.S. F4 Phantoms collide over central Thailand
Two U.S. Air Force F4 Phantom fighter bombers collided in flight about 75 miles west of Udom Air Base in central Thailand. All four crew members ejected and escaped injury, a spokesman said. The aircraft were part of the 42nd Tactical Fighter Wing based at Udom.
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UPI
Thailand
Udom Air Base
42Nd Tactical Fighter Wing
Tokyo Earthquake Warning Signals Detected by Scientists
Japanese scientists report abnormal land upheaval in western Tokyo suburbs from a five year survey. The Earthquake Forecast Liaison Council warns a strong tremor could occur soon, noting past quakes were often preceded by ground movement across about three miles.
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Tokyo
Government
Three more join race for Ohlone trustee openings
Hayward teacher Anthony Chavez Jr and two Fremont attorneys filed to run for one of three Ohlone College Board of Trustees seats. Chavez, 49, lives in Fremont and cites a need for more community input, counseling, and programs for seniors. He has a long career in education and has been active in local groups.
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California Teachers Association
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Photographer Kennerly Part Of Ford White House Family
UPI reports President Ford treated White House photographer Hume Kennerly as family, similar to how Lyndon Johnson handled Yoichi Okamoto. Kennerly earned trust to roam offices, while Okamoto says LBJ gave freedom yet lacked close personal ties. Kennerly’s Vail ski trip anecdote highlights Ford’s joking regard for his chief photographer.
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Ford Pledges New Economic Plan Shapes Budget Proposals
Ford aides outline a broad economic program with forecasts and energy ideas. Nessen describes a freewheeling session on causes of the current downturn and says no final choices were made. A review of a CIA spying report and legislative progress is also referenced as Washington awaits next moves.
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Kidnapped Miami boy found after week in white motor home alert
A statewide alert for a white motor home tied to the Chris Carrier kidnapping yielded no warrants yet. Chris, beaten and sight impaired, was located near Big Cypress Suite 90 miles from Coral Gables and underwent surgery for a facial fracture while detectives pursue leads and a possible suspect. His father is Hugh Cartier, a real estate attorney.
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Ford to study CIA spying report on domestic activities
President Ford and aides plan a joint review of a CIA report alleging illegal domestic spying during the Nixon years. White House spokesman Ron Nessen said Ford will discuss the matter with Henry Kissinger and CIA Director William Colby after returning to Washington, with a decision on public release still pending.
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Colorado farmer laments 1974 costs and middlemen
Henry Linker Jr. of northeast Colorado reports a rough year for his family farm raising corn sugarbeets alfalfa hay and cattle. He blames unseen middlemen and politics for higher costs and lower prices. He sold 20 cattle at 31 cents a pound after rising from 400 to 700 pounds, netting only seven dollars over purchase price. Linker notes inadequate price supports for corn used to feed cattle and rising costs for machinery seed and grain.
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Linker
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Colo
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Trapeze Artist Dies After Fall in San Juan Plaza
Betty Boatright of Angelwood Florida died after a 120 foot tower collapsed during her Bettina the Great trapeze act in Plaza del Armas. Eyewitnesses reported she began the performance at 2 00 p.m. when the metal tower snapped, sending her to the pavement in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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UFI
Bettina the Great
Betty Boatright
Angelwood
Plaza del Armas
Death notices for Anthony M. Rutchik and Isabel Gonzalez
Fremont area death notices report Anthony M. Rutchik aged 52, husband of Frances, father of Mark and Connie, with services at Fremont Memorial Chapel and interment at Levington Memorial Cemetery. Also Isabel Gonzalez of Hayward, aged 8, mother of Maria, Celestina, and 11 grandchildren, with services at Fremont Chapel of the Roses and Our Lady of the Holy Rosary in Union City.
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Ecuador
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Wisconsin
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Bamassal Park
Liberal Democrats to finish reform bills amid reorganization
Washington UPI reports Liberal House Democrats prepare final touches on reform measures after shifts in party balance. The party aims to ease past rules and broaden minority staff access as a liberal freshman cohort grows.
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