Reagan says Rhodesia war comment was a mistake
In San Francisco Reagan says he erred in suggesting possible US troop use to Rhodesia. He insists he is not proposing combat and wants the US as peace guarantor to push negotiated settlements. He criticizes Kissinger and avoids committing to any military action. He repeats stance during a fundraiser campaign tour.
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Weather Mild Through Tomorrow With Small Temperature Change
Frictionless forecast reports fair conditions through tomorrow with little temperature change. Lows in the low 40s to low 50s and highs in the 60s to low 70s. Yesterday Fremont recorded a 77 degree high and 56 degree low.
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Brown Delivers Stringent Atomic Safeguards Law
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr signs a very stringent and far reaching atomic safeguards measure while again declining to take a public stand on Prop. 15 the tougher nuclear power plants initiative facing California voters Tuesday.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Mime empowers deaf students in California program
In Chula Vista, 15 deaf children ages 7 to 12 formed a 20 minute mime troupe at Vista Square Elementary under teacher Ardh Sandy Timmons. Supported by $400 from the district, $200 from Kiwanis, and $30 from a benefit, they trained with Don McLeod of Los Angeles and created The Desperado Kid. Mime improves academics through boosted self confidence and plans for next semester include new story ideas and a villain role.
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Los Angeles
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Darlene Boyle
Timmons
Area firms indicted on export charge in Russia case
Three San Francisco Bay area firms and several officers were indicted on federal charges of conspiring to export a digital computer controlled lithography system, used for missile guidance, to Russia. Defendants include ETEC Corp Hayward officers and BBC International San Bruno executives, plus a customs broker and two ETEC executives.
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BBC International
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Marshall Brownfield
ETEC
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Argentine trio pause in Fremont on road to Montreal Olympics
Three young Argentines Claudio Rodgers Hernan Espinosa and Julio Calvo traveling by Jeep to the Montreal Olympic Games stopped in Fremont after an 11 month journey. They reported gear loss repairs and a long trek from Buenos Aires through Mendoza Ecuador and Bolivia with a $3000 budget and plans to work along the way.
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County strike won’t halt voting despite worker walkout
Registrar of Voters Jim Riggs says the Service Employees International Union strike won’t affect the county primary. Most election workers are hired for election day and the strike is not expected to delay polls. officials will work harder to cover staffing.
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Jim Riggs
Fhensboro
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Alameda County approves part time court clerks to avert strike impact
Supervisors authorize emergency hiring of temporary court clerks as a strike by Service Employees International Union workers disrupts Alameda County courts and hospitals. Judge Lionel J. Wilson voices support for public employee bargaining, urging meaningful negotiations while unions warn of risks from inexperienced aides handling sensitive paperwork.
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Hays to resign as committee chair amid scandal
Rep Wayne Hays announced he will resign only the lesser of two chair positions as the Elizabeth Ray sex scandal looms. He said a replacement will be named by the Democratic Campaign Committee and will serve until the charges are resolved.
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