Portugal minister may leave race
Portugal Prime Minister Jage Pinheiro de stevedo, nicknamed Admiral without fear, hinted he may withdraw from the first free presidential race in decades due to lack of financial backing. He faces Army Chief Gen. Antonin Famalho Eanes, who has support from major parties minus the Communists, amid a troubled campaign.
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Hosts sought for students in Fremont and Newark
Interstudy foreign exchange seeks host families in Fremont and Newark for two groups of Japanese students arriving July 2 for summer study tours. One group stays three weeks at Irvington High School. the other four weeks at Brookvale School. Hosts provide room and board and share family activities. Info from Mrs. Robert Bull 657-4404 or Mrs. Warren W. Jones 732-1244.
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Obituary for Margaret P Aoniz Moniz Fremont 1976
Margaret P Aoniz Moniz of Fremont died June 2 1976 at 66. Beloved wife of John Moniz Milpitas and mother of LeRoy Rewark Gregory Moniz San Jose and other relatives. Funeral June 5 at Fremont Memorial Chapel 3723 Peralta Blvd then to St John’s Church Fremont. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Call 793-8900 for information.
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Angola's fragile return after civil war in Luanda
Luanda shows signs of recovery after Angola's civil war as shortages persist and lines form for bread. The new pro Marxist government mobilizes residents for coffee harvests and transport restoration as flights resume and a Boeing 737 joins, with a televised trial planned for 14 mercenaries. Cuban troops remain but are being withdrawn gradually amid ongoing clashes near Cabinda and guerrilla activity.
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Talents blend for Sunday Spring Orchestral Concert
Fremont Ohlone College Cantorum Chorus and String Orchestra join Qekland Symphony players and guest soloists for a 4:30 p.m. performance at Centerville Presbyterian Church. Admission is free. The program includes Earth Song, A Sermon from the Mountain, Bounds for String Orchestra, and Toward the Unknown Region with solos by Sylvia Wishnoll and Conrad Walla, narration by J. Heldwall, and organ by Jon Burke.
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Teachers pick negotiator for Fillmore district
In Fillmore Unified School District teachers elected the Fillmore Unified Teachers Association to represent them in collective bargaining. The Fillmore Professional Fiducators, also seeking to represent the leaders, received only two votes. Thirty three voted for no agency.
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Canada to Extend Fish Boundaries 20 Miles in 1977
Ottawa reports External Affairs Minister Allan MacEachen announced plans to extend Canada’s fisheries jurisdiction to 20 miles on January 1, 1977. He said management measures for 1977 will protect stocks and serve Canadian fishermen, while stressing it is not a unilateral move and followed a broader international consensus.
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Ex Gulf official indicted over alleged payoffs
A federal grand jury indicted former Gulf subsidiary comptroller William Viglia of Tulsa on charges he lied about bringing cash into the United States for political contributions. The case cites a Bahamas based slush fund scheme, with potential penalties up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Conservationists Buy Forest Area for Redwood Park
The Save-the-Redwoods League announced the purchase of a Sacre parcel southeast of Crescent City on Highway 61 for 55000 dollars. The forest includes Sitka Spruce and offers a scenic Pacific Ocean view as part of Redwood National Park expansion.
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