Welfare aid stretches Fremont families amid flood of applications
Fremont's welfare office swelled as nearly 10 percent of households rely on cash aid food stamps or Medi Cal with more than 20 new requests daily. Director Richard Deming says layoffs inflation drive demand while staff shifts and processing delays strain the office, with 2 158 families on aid and Medi Cal and 277 on food stamps as of January 1.
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Week Ahead Weather Forecast
Fair through Tuesday with highs near 55 and a low around 44. Patchy fog tonight and Tuesday morning, slightly cooler days, and decreasing winds.
National Guard replaces troops at Alexian Abbey siege
Reports say replacement National Guard troops are manning checkpoints around the Alexian Brothers abbey, occupied by armed Indians since January 1, as talks stall and hopes for quick settlement fade. President Ford visits eastern Maryland for a reunion with House Republicans. Oil workers union votes new contracts with Mobil and Cities Service, progressing past the midway point in talks with major oil firms. A NTSB hearing will probe the December 1 1974 TWA crash that killed 92, amid air traffic control controversy. George Wallace seeks office as Alabama's three term governor with a bid to shift his image for 1976. House Democrats oust two committee chairmen, ranking low in ADA ratings.
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Majority backs rationing in Gallup Newsweek poll
A UPI report notes a Newsweek poll of 2,542 Americans by Gallup shows a majority favor nationwide gasoline rationing over President Ford’s tax plan to curb consumption. About 42 percent support rationing while 32 percent prefer the tax approach. 47 percent say a 10 cent price rise would cut driving and 48 percent disagree.
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Paris airport gunmen seize hostages in Orly attack
Arab gunmen opened fire on an Israeli jet at Orly Airport Paris injuring 20 and holding at least two hostages a woman and child as riot police and sharpshooters surrounded the terminal. One riot policeman was wounded amid a tense standoff with negotiators beginning through an interpreter.
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Middle East
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Seretel
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Andre Mousset
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Mousset
Admiral blasts Pentagon over Navy secrets debate
Retired Rear Adm. Gene LaRocque says about half of Navy secrecy is to thwart rival services and Congress, with 20 percent hidden from the public. He warns of nuclear weapons aboard ships and a rising risk of accidental nuclear disaster amid expanding arsenals and exercise use.
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Washington Window
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Arab leaders discuss U S peace moves amid Lebanon tensions
Faisal of Saudi Arabia and Anwar Sadat met in Aswan after talks with Jordan's King Hussein and Hafez Assad. They focused on renewed American peacemaking in the Middle East as Peres warned Syria seeks footholds in Mount Lebanon and Kfar Chouba area. Saudi funds Reuters undisclosed subsidy to Egypt Syria Jordan and PLO under Rabat plan.
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Plane glider crash probe continues in Fremont
Authorities investigate a mid air collision that killed four people including Vahm Chakerian and Janis White of Los Altos and John Caccamo and Lori Munro of San Jose. The glider was towed toward Mission Peak Ridge when struck, sending debris near Mill Creek Road and the Mission Elementary School yard.
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Janis White
Los Altos
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Lori D. Munro
San Jose
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Mill Creek Road
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