Former Brig General Ear F Cole Denies PX Fraud
Former Brig. Gen. Ear F Cole testified before the Senate Investigations subcommittee that charges of Post Exchange fraud against him are slanderous and false. He defended his integrity, called the allegations unfounded, and challenged evidence, while Sen. Percy suggested a likelihood of perjury.
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Reagan weighing review of Southern Crossing support
Governor Reagan and cabinet are reviewing government backing of the Southern Crossing across San Francisco Bay. Officials note a new environmental demand and possible reconsideration of prior approvals, while the Toll Bridge Authority report and new evidence may influence his stance.
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Alameda
San Leandro
Brian van Camp
Business and Transportation
Year Round School Committee to Meet Tonight
An organizational meeting of the newly appointed citizens advisory committee on year round school convenes tonight at Barnard School auditorium, 725 Whipple Road. The panel, with reps from local groups, will receive district charges, elect officers, and set up subcommittees. Trustees have reserved 10 percent of seats for community volunteers. five volunteered so far.
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Duane Bay
Local newspaper notice from Alameda County listing publication details
An old formatted notice appears with publisher and court related phrasing, mentioning Alameda County and a June filing. The garbled OCR shows publication, post office, and legislative references, indicating a generic legal or notice section item from a California paper.
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Evian
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Alameda
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Californis
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Senate approves 18 vote for all elections
Washington—The Senate unanimously approved a constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18 in all elections. The measure, supported by most, faces House action next week and then ratification by 38 states. A Kennedy rider for DC representation was killed 68 to 23.
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Edward M. Kennedy
District of Columbia
House
Mike Mansfield
Kennedy
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Supreme Court
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Dmo
Eagleton
Vietnam
Trial bilingual education plan sent to Washington
New Haven trustees debate a bilingual education trial balloon sent to Washington by a bilingual committee of staff and La Raza members. The plan seeks federal funding proposals if officials show interest, while residents question focus and cost and urge attention to all district needs.
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Health, Education, and Welfare Department
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Duane Bay
Wadleigh
R. Richards
Trustes
John Samarron
Richards
James Logan High School
Gail Pagan
Fremont homeowners blast developer over flooding and fences
Fremont residents led by William Jones accuse Mission Valley Homes and city staff of neglecting drainage and inspection duties. They report eight inches of basement flooding, fence encroachment, dust and construction-related damage while demanding a full city investigation and action to halt operations until issues are resolved.
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City of Fremont
William Jones
San Sebastian Place
Hayward City
George Oakes
Gene Rhodes
Rhodes
Fremont
Jones
Mission Valley Homes
Don
County board weighs studying Skyline Parkway plan
Alameda County Board of Supervisors will study the controversial Skyline Parkway project linking Hayward Castro Valley Pleasanton and Sunol. A $65 million parkway planning debate will consider pros and cons in today session at 2 50 p m.
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BillWould Protect Tuna Fleet with Armed Escorts
Connecticut Congressman Rep. Robert H. Steele announced plans to introduce legislation authorizing armed escort vessels to protect U S tuna boats in international waters. Citing Ecuador's seizure of 25 U S Tuna vessels, he argued for protective measures amid violations of U S territorial waters as hearings opened. The proposal would amend the Fisherman's Protection Act of 1967 to authorize Coast Guard or Navy assets for protection.
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