Carter Says He’d Back Amy If She Runs President Style
President Carter told a Mississippi crowd yesterday his pref erence for the next president if Amy cannot run. A girl named Mary Tucker, about five years old, asked how it feels to be president, and Carter replied the job has good working conditions and that it has brought his family closer. He predicted Mary may seek the presidency in 30 years and said he would vote for Amy if she cannot run.
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Death of 22 year old in Fremont linked to codeine overdose
Fremont police say 22 year old Tony Lawrence Guerrero of 760 Farwell Drive died after an accidental overdose of codeine mixed with beer. He was found by his mother at 6:50 a.m. Authorities estimate the dose to be about three quarters of a prescription amount used for another family member. The family notes he had suffered pain from a red tack and had some beer before bed.
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Sri Lanka PM Fandaranaike Fails to Hold Post in Poll
Sri Lanka political drama ends with women leader Sirimava Fandaranaike losing the election. Sri Lanka Freedom Party under Bandaranaike collapses. United National and United Liberation Front gain seats as return figures show fragmented results with regional push for northern Sri Lanka.
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Senator Moynihan Rebukes Administration Over Soviet Electronic Spying
In a recent news conference Senator Moynihan accused the Carter administration of failing to stop Soviet electronic surveillance. He cited alleged listening devices and bugging gear near New York diplomatic sites and Pentagon communications, urging stronger action amid ongoing Senate discussions on related legislation.
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First Lady Rosalyan Carter Plans Latin America Trip
Washington based officials say Mrs. Carter, invited by the Dominican government, will likely visit the Dominican Republic this year as part of a broader Latin America tour. It would be her third trip since President Carter’s election, following visits to Mexico in December and a June tour of seven nations.
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Miss Universe Amin Eyes Talk With Amin About Motives
Miss Universe 1977 Danelle Comissiong, Trinidad born and the first black winner in 28 years, says she hopes to meet with Zimbabwean leader not nation. She plans a visit to South Africa to discuss racial tensions and would like a chat with Amin Arin about his actions. Crosby returns to London Palladium with Kathryn Crosby and Tony Croones in two week engagement. Chavez invited to the Philippines for talks with labor officials and farm workers projects. Britain’s Peter Jay arrives in Washington as new ambassador to the United States amid optimism for Anglo American ties.
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Johnstown flood danger eases amid relief efforts
After seven hours of heavy rain, the Johnstown flood area saw receding water but a new storm delivered more than 6 inches, delaying recovery. Officials report 47 bodies recovered, about 10,000 families affected, 3,000 refugees housed, and widespread damage as responders scramble to clear mud and resume aid.
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Pimentel seeks mayor race amid regional concerns and council tensions
Pimentel, an outsider candidate, campaigns in Fremont Newark and Union City areas while noting aggressive pressure groups at council meetings. He stresses his experience in human relations, claims councils should be more responsive, and says he started early to gather signatures for the November ballot despite unclear support.
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Fremont school district to cut tax rate for 197?9-80
Fremont trustees adopted a publication budget showing a 2.6 percent tax rate decrease to 4,737 but offset by a higher assessed value. The tentative budget totals 48,848,702 for the year ending June 30, with a future budget committee review to trim spending, including staff salaries, and a July 9 hearing before final adoption.
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Safeway wildcat strike spreads to multiple plants
The wildcat strike against Safeway expands with picket lines at two Fremont locations while Teamsters Local 02 and Local 315 members target non-food warehouses and a packaging plant on Katy Road. Union officials were unavailable. Safeway says some dairies continue operating and no new contract talks are confirmed. The dispute affects Safeway’s San Francisco division from Mendocino County to Del Norte County.
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Cuba seizes U S fishing boat during Cuban gunboat chase
In a dramatic incident off Cuba, a Cuban gunboat seized the U S fishing vessel Bounty after a tense pursuit. Skipper DeNicholo, alone with his cook Sheila, described gunfire and orders to stop as the crew tried to reach the safety of the North to the Bountys home port of Key West. The Coast Guard captured conversations, and the ship was expected to dock in Key West with a reduced crew.
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Battle over toll hike moves north in California
A regional toll hike fight gains momentum with Assembly Transportation Committee hearings set for August 2. Supporters from Castro Valley Oaklands and Fremont urge SB 2H against the rise while opponents push environmental and legal challenges. Fundraising efforts and a public rally in Fremont plus a Bay Area meeting outline continued activism.
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California Faces Threat From Alaskan Oil Pipeline
California leaders warn that Alaska oil via a long distance pipeline could threaten the state’s energy strategy and risk layoffs. Officials urge boosted gas supplies to prevent job losses across Southern California as discussions heat up over the Long Beach project and BP involvement.
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