Carter Sounds Call Our Nation's Best Ahead
Jimmy Carter, acclaimed nominee, led a united Democratic convention in Madison Square Garden promising an end to scandal and a revitalized government. He pledged a moving America on the move, with Mondale as vice president and a focus on leadership, unity, and constitutional decency.
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Fremont council vote prompts resident push for referendum
Residents around Blacow Road and Central Avenue protest a council decision to change a six acre parcel from low density to industrial, seeking 4100 signatures to trigger a referendum. The protest group Committee to Preserve Residential Neighborhoods accuses the council of ignoring residents.
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Weather and crime brief from Fremont edition Friday
Variable high cloudiness through tomorrow with highs in the 70s and lows in the 60s. Yesterday in Fremont the high reached 85 and the low 63. A New World Liberation Front courier was arrested on a rare charge of attempting to intimidate grand jurors.
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New World Liberation Front
California Dentists Face Surge in Malpractice Awards
California dentists saw a sharp rise in malpractice awards last year as officials warn of a looming professional liability crisis. A Glendale Arizona case is cited among other legal actions highlighting rising costs and insurance strain for the field.
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Dental Association
Antibusing Delegate Faces Boos at Democratic Convention
A delegate backing a vice presidential candidate is booed at the Democratic convention after blasting Jimmy Carter. Officials intervene to halt the speech, and the delegate departs promising to tell the truth even if it costs him.
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Carter Meets Brown in California on Era of Limits Plan
Democratic nominee Jimmy Carter meets former opponent Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr in California to present his version of an era of limits for voters there. Dr. Frederick Hamley of San Diego remains in satisfactory condition after a Mount Rainier slide. he survived a Telcot drop and cliff plunge. The Democratic National Convention completes its fourth and final session, starting slowly.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Frederick Hamley
San Diego
St. Joseph Hospital
Mt. Rainier
U S To Compete In Montreal Despite Taiwan Row
The United States Olympic Committee announced it would compete in the Montreal Games, ending days of speculation. The decision comes despite the ongoing dispute between Taiwan and the Canadian government and the potential impact on preparations and participation.
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United States
Taiwan
Radio loving teen uses CB in wheelchair at school
Thirteen-year-old Tim Paxton of Fremont, an orthopedically handicapped student at Glankler School, uses a citizens band radio recently installed in his electric wheelchair. Tim, known as The Go Kart Kid, plans to add a home radio to stay in touch with family during school days.
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Fremont
Glankler School
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Man loses feet after LSD incident near Central Park
In Fremont a 26-year-old Livermore man identified as David Anthony Johnson stepped onto the railroad tracks as a 68 car Southern Pacific train approached. He reportedly ingested LSD and refused water. The train severed both feet, one at the ankle and one at the heel. Firefighters applied belts to control bleeding. Johnson survived initial treatment and was moved to Veterans Hospital in Palo Alto after initial care at Washington Hospital.
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Bald eagle urged to join endangered list nationwide
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service said the bald eagle is near extinction and should be listed as endangered in 43 states and threatened in five others. About 700 active nests remain in the contiguous United States. Agency officials cited pesticides hunting and habitat encroachment as key threats and said action is needed to protect the national symbol.
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America
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