Chilean quake fathers heavy toll across central coast
Chile's worst earthquake in six years struck along the Valparaiso region and Santiago province, killing at least 81 people in a dozen communities. The quake, centered near Valparaiso and Talpi la, registered intensity 10 on the Mercalli scale, with aftershocks into Friday. UPI reports show aid airlift of $200,000 in US supplies and damage to the embassy in Santiago with no confirmed American casualties.
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AID
United States
Weather forecast for Tele Fair via two-day outlook
The forecast calls for low clouds tonight and tomorrow with little temperature change. Highs range from the upper 60s to upper 70s, with tonight’s lows in the 50s. Westerly winds 10 to 25 mph. Details on Page 14.
California council charged with mismanaging federal crime funds
mT UT reports charges against the California Council on Criminal Justice for poorly administering 60 million dollars in federal crime control funds. Page 4. Details include the case involving Angela Davis and Ruchell Magee, and reactions from officials.
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Garrison drops charges against two federal attorneys
The nation reports District Attorney Jim Garrison accused of gambling bribes drops charges against two federal attorneys. Mrs Harry S Truman, 86, leaves Kansas City hospital after an 18 day stay with her former President at her side. Henry Kissinger may meet a North Vietnamese official in Paris this weekend per administration sources.
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Rioters Kill Two as Extremists Attack Troops in Londonderry
On the eve of funerals for two men killed by soldiers during rioting in Londonderry extremists attack British troops with machine guns. The dollar steadies at 5,578 francs per dollar per Bank of France report. Narcotics detectives seize about 14.2 million dollars worth of heroin and cocaine in New York raids.
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Fuller council concerns voiced
Fremont residents federation official questions the plan to expand from five to seven district elected council members. A legal notice by a group named Concerned Citizens Committee seeks to trigger petitions from 26 000 voters starting July 19 to force a council vote or an election. Questions focus on motives, funding, timing, and impact on the city manager and incumbents.
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al Redd
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Donald Drolsman
John Herrera
Concerned Citizens Committee
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Federation
U S Gives Up Last DMZ Post in Vietnam War
UPI reports that Charlie 2, the final American manned post on the DMZ line, was handed to South Vietnamese forces after a brief ceremony as 862 strikes pounded a nearby hill and plains. Alpha 4 was turned over a day earlier, with about 750 troops evacuated amid a show of force.
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Fagin Farkle the pet ant-eating anteater in Fremont
Mrs Ingrid Brown of 41261 Erma Ave Fremont plans to take her two year old anteater Fagin Farkle to the Irvington Library for the children's story hour next Tuesday and Wednesday to explain its habits. The animal, bought as a few months old from a local pet store, is very attached to Mrs Brown and her son Desmond, 11, and she says he needs more attention than a child.
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Erma Ave
Fremont
FAA moves Fremont center to new automation hub
Fremont FAA technicians transfer 55 million dollars worth of computers to a new automation center. Old methods will run the system for three days while six computers handle flight plans, then the seven month plan culminates in reassembly next week.
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Bee's daughter reaps summer benefit in state jobs
Sacramento political row grows over nepotism in a state summer youth program aimed at dis advantaged students. Carla Bee, daughter of Assemblyman Carlos Bee, is working in the Department of Consumer Affairs. Other state jobs include children of Fish and Game staff and a governor aide, prompting Lt. Gov. Reinecke to seek tighter rules.
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