18 Jul 1976
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1976
Page
1
The study compares two districts fiscal year programs and finds no evidence of misspending. It notes blocks on raising new funds without voter approval and cites Newark as an example where taxes rose two years ago. Officials warn state aid changes could alter budgets before next month’s final adoption.
FBI agents guided reporters among 14 boxes shielding evidence at a Livermore quarry where 26 kidnapped schoolchildren and their bus driver were buried in an underground room for about 17 hours. Sheriff Houchins and Special Investigator Bates described the scene as investigators dug, bagged debris, and searched for clues.
Three suspects sought as police sift leads in the Chowchilla abduction. A buried moving van, used by abductors described as two adult men with stocking masks, was found near a Cal Rock site. Investigators say the motive remains unknown and the girls and driver Frank Ray survived several days.
Ford swept Connecticut's 35 delegates and Reagan won 2 Utah delegates as the final 56 delegates were chosen. Ford's total rose to 1,098 with 99 uncommitted still available, while Reagan advanced to 1,062. Ford predicted winning on uncommitted delegates within days as Reagan vowed to perform at the convention. Carter spent his first full day in Plains, Georgia, signaling a shift toward a populist tone and Mondale planned Minnesota events with Humphrey.
Uganda warned of invading Kenya and claimed its warplanes could reach the Indian Ocean port of Mombasa. A Ugandan military spokesman accused Nairobi of hiring American British and Israeli mercenaries along the border. The United States and Britain were cited amid deteriorating ties, with Kenyan refugees reporting killings and torture by Ugandan troops.
The forecast calls for continued warm, dry conditions with fair weather prevailing. No significant rain or storms expected, keeping temperatures above typical seasonal norms across the region.
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