Rockefeller Commission Reveals CIA Domestic Abuses
The Rockefeller Commission report cites untaxful CIA domestic activities beyond authority, including hallucinogen experiments causing one death, solitary confinement of a defector, and mass filing of American names. It notes most actions were lawful but suggests possible prosecutions. Ford defers public disclosure, sending material to Attorney General Levi. It denies CIA links to JFK assassination and Watergate.
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Washington Hospital budget proposal would raise patient rates
Washington Hospital directors scrutinize a proposed 1975 76 budget of 16 813 50 up 12 3 percent over the current 15 000 590 to fund vacancies expanded treatments and new services. If approved room rates would rise about 11 a day for a two bed semi private, with salaries and fringe benefits estimated at 8.5 million for 616 employees.
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Washington Hospital
Washington
Fremont High Students May Get Milk Shake Machines
Wednesday forecast calls for cooler temperatures with high clouds and 70s highs. Fremont yesterday reached 81 with a 64 low as trustees consider approving up to 45000 for milk shake machines to be used with next year’s lunches. County budget hearings begin in Oakland as taxpayers urge lower taxes. BART engineering committee forwards opposition to a 93 million extension to a projected board review.
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Oakland
Bay Area Rapid Transit District Engineering Committee
Pult and
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Bill to rebuild Capitol wing sails through Senate panel
A 43.5 million measure to rebuild the hazardous west wing of the state Capitol advances in the Senate Governmental Organization Committee with fresh backing from Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Defense attorneys plan to seek a new trial for two Symbionese Liberation Army members convicted in the Oakland school chief Marcus Factan murder.
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Oakland
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Sylvia Vesta of DeKalb Near College Degree After 61 Years
In DeKalb, Sylvia Vesta remains close to earning a college degree after 61 years of study. The article notes she is nearing completion, marking a remarkable long tenure toward higher education.
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de Kalb, I
73 Americans Remain in Vietnam After War
A bearded hippie and the last known prisoner of the Indochina war are among 73 Americans remaining in Vietnam. Police expel hundreds of prostitutes from French churches where they staged sit down strikes to press social reforms.
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Vietnam
Pollution panel halts Mobil loans in shift to small firms
The Democratic controlled Pollution Control Financing Authority cut off 23 million dollars in low cost state loans to Mobil Corp. part of a drive to aid smaller businesses. The move leaves 77 million from an 80 million bond issue for other projects as critics question how savings would be passed to consumers. The board also weighs extending loans to Standard Oil and other producers while considering dairy farmer environmental aids.
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Tom Quinn
Edmund G. Brown Jr
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Simpson Low Paper Co
Sunkist Growers, Inc
Cainn
Jesse Unruh
el Segundo
California
Edison Power Plants
Roy Bell
Brown
Guinn
Unruh
Fremont council clash over people versus things
A Fremont council clash pits a coalition urging expanded social programs against a wary city policy on revenue sharing. Activists demand funds for needy families, social services, and local agencies, while officials weigh adding staff and sustaining programs with federal money.
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Fremont Nuineus
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Fremond
Irene Vincerd
Rosan Wilson
Truty
Revere
Fremont Victims Support Programs Aid Crime Survivors
The Fremont Victims Support efforts assist crime survivors through police and court processes. Victims face delays and confusion, with limited information on legal procedures and case status. A new Fremont Police Department program parallels the DA Victim Witness Assistants, offering guidance during investigations and proceedings.
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Witness Assistante Bureau
Fremont
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