Edwards to discuss bills and FBI probe at local meeting
Representative Don Edwards will meet Fremont residents at American High Theater 70 to discuss bills before Congress the FBI investigation and congressional reform. The event runs from 7 30 to 10 pm and targets the Ninth District including Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and parts of Santa Clara County.
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Government to require ingredients on alcohol labels
After years of delay BATF plans to require labeling of ingredients on beer wine and liquor bottles. Hearings set for April with support from consumers and some industry figures though vintners distillers and Kelco Co oppose listing long chemical names. Concerns include allergies health risks and sodium fluoride content on labels.
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Miramar
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Detroit
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Kelco Co
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Meuwins
Verrazano Bridge Suicide Attempt Ends in Tragic Fall
A New York cab driver trying to stop a passenger from jumping off the Verrazano Narrows Bridge was hit from behind by a second vehicle. The man, Louis Capobianco Jr., 43, said to suffer stomach cancer, leaped over the railing and fell 180 feet to pilings below, dying at the base. The incident began about 5:30 a.m. in Brooklyn after the passenger boarded at 86th Street and the Avenue. The driver locked the rear door, the passenger pulled a knife to threaten self harm, and after the taxi was struck around 8:15 a.m., the man escaped and jumped.
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UPI
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Louis Capobianco Jr
Triborough Bridge
Kall
Helms admits narrow testimony to senators in 1974
Former CIA chief Richard Helms said his 1974 Senate testimony on CIA subversion in Chile was narrow and unresponsive. He argued his remarks aimed to stay within congressional lines, acknowledging being less than forthcoming during a closed session on January 2, 1975 and facing possible perjury inquiries.
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UPI
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chile
Frank Jch
Idaho
Helms
Chad Case
IRA declares indefinite cease fire in Northern Ireland conflict
The Irish Republican Army announced an indefinite cease fire effective 6 p.m. Monday in Britain and Northern Ireland after secret talks with British officials. In Belfast gun violence claimed two Catholics outside a church and another fatality, raising weekend toll amid ongoing hunger strike protests and political tensions.
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Cosmonauts Meet Mickey at Disney World Before July Orbit
Russian cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov, with US Apollo crews led by Thomas Stafford, toured Disney World in playful training for their July orbital rendezvous. They rode attractions, greeted Mickey Mouse, and spoke of the mission with reporters, noting nerves and excitement.
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Lawmakers urge halt to all Cambodia Vietnam aid
Eighty six members of Congress from both parties urged President Ford to stop all aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam. They argued for a phased dialogue on reducing U S support while avoiding acrimony, saying humanitarian interests justify the costs and peace won’t come from aid alone. The letter lists numerous Senate and House signers from both parties urging a humane shift in policy.
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Hospital records multiple births at Holy Name in Teaneck
UPI reports at Holy Name Hospital Teaneck New Jersey a set of twins and a set of triplets were born within 34 minutes. The Triviano twins are daughters born at 1 00 pm and 1 05 pm to Rudolf and Barbara Triviano of Little Ferry. The Scudieri triplets include a boy born at 1 21 pm another boy three minutes later and a girl at 1 36 pm to Janes and Mary Jean Scudieri of New Milford. Each family named their babies Scot James Derrick Anthony and Sharon Marie Christa and Mary Juley respectively.
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UPI
Holy Name Hospital
N.J
Rudolf
Barbara Triviano
Little Ferry
Scudieli
Scot James
Derrick Anthony
Sharon Marie
Trivianos
Christa
Mary Juley
Nixon described as lonely troubled man at San Clemente
Rabbi Baruch Korff, head of the Nixon Justice Fund, said the fund will cover between 400000 and 900000 in Nixon’s legal fees. Korff described Nixon as sad and weighed down by Watergate fallout and congressional scrutiny while transition funds were cut off and staff reduced at the villa.
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Calif
UPL
Richard M. Nixon
Baruch Korff
Nixon Justice Fund
Washington
Oceanside
Ceil Fon
Korff
San Clemente Inn
Justice Fund
Nixon
Karff
Bedlam
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Republican Party
Charles Colson
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
National Securities
Ford
Jerry Ford
Baldover
Rose Mary Woods
Congress
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Bebe Rebozo
Reinecke reenters politics after voting rights restored
Former California political figure Ed Reinecke, a convicted felon, attends the Republican State Central Committee convention as a voting delegate in Sacramento. He discusses regaining voting rights, possible future candidacy, and plans to appeal his perjury conviction while living on an El Dorado County ranch.
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Ed Reinecke
Calonnia
Republican State Central Committee
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Ioe
Vale
Roce
Washington
Elorado County
Senate Judiciary Committee
Leukemia research drive raises funds nationwide
A national radiothon from KFI Los Angeles and 47 stations raised 351444 for leukemia research. The spokesman said the 1975 total lagged behind last year’s pledges well above 324000, while noting the weekend event spanned multiple markets and involved public support.
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