Ford vetoes oil price rollback amid energy clash
President Ford vetoed a bill to roll back oil prices and threatened a veto of any six month extension unless Congress accepts his energy program. He urged gradual decontrol over 30 months with tax rebates, warning that without action price controls end August 31 and imports would rise.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Ron Nessen
Pri
America
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
House
White House
Rhodes
Cap on ADA funding hits Ohlone hard in 1975 76
Ohlone Community College faces a $300,000 funding headache as a state cap limits ADA based funding. The five percent cap means any enrollment growth beyond that must be funded locally, prompting potential budget cuts, larger classes, or tax increases. Ohlone’s rapid recent growth worsens the impact.
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Fremont
Sacramento
Ohlone Community College
Slite
Ohlone
Mission San Jose
Chuck Beazley
Ada
Board of Trustees
Walt Aylward
Allen Frawley
Chlone
Jerry Brown
Community projects break ground in Fremont area
City officials began two major construction projects in Brookvale this week. The Centerville Library at Brookvale Park will cost 271000 and replace the old Centerville Library on Fremont Boulevard. A second ground break for the Los Cerritos Community Center at Los Cerritos Community Park will cost 275000 with parking, lighting and landscaping planned.
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Fremont
Brookvale
Centerville
Brookvale Park
Nicolet Ave
Fremont Boulevard
WY Aim
Los Cerritos
Alder and
Nicolet Avenues
Sécare
Soft landing for Russian heroes
UPI reports two Soviet cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov landed safely after a six day mission in Central Asia, greeted by peasants and premiers as a historic live TV cover connected Houston flight controllers with observers worldwide. The Apollo crew Stafford Brand and Slayton prepared for Pacific splashdown.
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Houston
UPI
Central Asia
Alexei Leonov
Valeri Kubasov
Earth
U.S
Apollo
Will
Leonav
Kubasov
Mother Earth
Leonov
Attica inmate innocence suit targets state and prosecutor
Bernard Stroule, cleared last month of murdering an inmate during the 1971 Attica riot, plans a $1 million lawsuit for false prosecution and defamation against the state and the special Attica prosecutor. The report notes Saga III ICY and outlines related legal actions.
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Bernard “‘Shango” Stroule
Attica
Newly Found Comet Visible In Western Sky
Five South County astronomers report a newly discovered comet visible in the western sky for two to four weeks. Discovered early July 5 by three independent observers including Doug Berger of Union City, the object may be named for Berger Milon Kobayashi. Local observers note the small tail now but expect brightening as it nears the sun.
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South County
Doug Berger
Union City
Berger
Agena Court
Dennis Milon
Wyoming
Tomn Kobayashi
Tokyo
Livermore
Walt Davies
Mel St
Oroville
Weary Coe State Park
Morgan Hill
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Thomas Stafford
Vance Brand
Donald “Deke” Slayton
Bere
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Anatoli Filipchenko
Baikonur
Russia
Alexei Leonoy
Frank Olsen
CIA
Richard Nixon
David Eisenhower
New York-Philadelphia
Trenton
N.J
Kaiser Alwnnnur
Interior Department
Arly
Elvis Presley
Argus
Orreck
Dr. Steinerohn
Werry Cline
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