US proposes nationwide citizen ID to curb crime
Frances G. Knight, head of the State Department Passport Office, urged a national identity system for all Americans saying it would deter fraud and aid crime detection. She cautioned privacy concerns but predicted broad support with some opposition. A special passport for the bicentennial is planned. the agency employs over 900 people.
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Rebates ending boost fails to spark auto market rebound
Edward S. Lechtzun reports that automakers face a sales slump as rebates expire, while buyers demand across the board price cuts. Dealers and consumers push for permanent price reductions and better value rather than temporary incentives amid high prices and inflation.
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Newark Adult School Expands Under New Leader
Dr. Hubert L. Russell directs Newark Unified continuing education and coordinates with Fremont Newark ROM and Ohlone College. Since taking full-time charge, adult classes rose from 17 to 40 and student enrollment this quarter reaches about 625, more than double last year as the district grows its adult education program.
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Ford optimistic veto on oil tariff will hold in Congress
President Ford expressed optimism that his pending veto delaying tariff increases on imported oil will be sustained by Congress. He would not fix a date for sending the veto message but aides expect formal announcement Friday. Ford played golf at Burning Tree and attended church in Alexandria with Mrs. Ford, noting weather would clear.
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Secretary Sisce Sees Guarded Optimism on Middle East Pact
Secretary Sisce told NBC Moot the Press that he is cautiously optimistic about a broad Middle East accord with Arab nations and a plan to defuse the current explosive situation, as reported yesterday.
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Weather outlook and brief incidents from the day
Pair through Tuesday with little temperature change expected. Lows tonight will be in the upper 30s to low 40s. Highs today and tomorrow will be in the mid 50s to low 60s. Light west to northwest winds. A small bomb explodes at KCET in Hollywood with no injuries and minimal damage.
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Tornadoes Strike Alabama Towns Killing Thelma Hill
A UPI report says a tornado hit Tuscaloosa and three nearby communities injuring about 40 and killing Thelma Hill, 73, at the Scottish Inn. Damage runs to millions as power lines fail and homes and motels suffer extensive destruction.
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Quote on economists' indecision cited on page two
A fragment quotes a critic saying that even with the full panel of economists, they could not reach a conclusion. The remark appears on page two, reflecting skepticism about reaching consensus among experts.
Federal and New Jersey health warns on dangerous Fasih Booze batch
The FDA and New Jersey Department of Health warn consumers about a Fasih or Booze batch produced in Richfield Park, New Jersey that has been found to contain botulism. The notice urges disposal and avoidance of the product to prevent illness.
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Teen in Honolulu on dream vacation amid illness
Heidi Biggs, 14, terminally ill, spends the start of week two of her dream vacation watching the Pacific surf from a Honolulu hotel balcony. In Latin American and Caribbean nations, which export over half the world’s sugar, efforts begin next April to form an organization to influence sugar prices. Page 3, Argus Topes.
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