Nuclear authority debate over NORAD command outlined
Retired Vice Admiral Gerald Miller testified before a House panel that NORAD commander holds authority to launch nuclear tipped anti aircraft missiles during wartime against a Soviet bomber attack without presidential clearance. He said civilian leaders control major nuclear systems, with NORAD limited to low yield defensive weapons. Miller urged maintaining civilian control while noting reviews to revoke NORAD launch authority are underway.
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Ohlone students to compete at area Banke America's event
Four Ohlone College students James Bogush Steven Goldmann Kathleen Niermeyer and Teresa Roseman will compete in the area competition of Banke Americas 1978 community college program to be held Tuesday in Salinas. Two students from each of four regions advance to the finals April 23 in San Francisco. All other participants receive a $150 prize.
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Salinas
San Francisco
Art contest entries on display at city recreation dept
Entries from the fifth annual Junior High and elementary school art competition are now on display at 124 Washington Street by the city recreation department. Awards will be announced later during the event.
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City Recreation Department
Fremont Girls Softball Signups Set At Mowry School
Fremont Girls Sports Association invites girls ages 8 to 16 to sign up Saturday at Mowry School from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring a parent or guardian, a birth certificate, and a 12 dollar fee to complete registration.
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Death Notice Fister Douglas S of Union City
Douglas S Fister of Union City died March 16 1976 aged 84 beloved husband of Ans Fister beloved father of Donna Gentry Darlene Renda Dart Stutsman Bill Gentry Frank Renda Kenny Stutsman step father of Chuck Rhoades Glenn Rhoades grandfather of one donated to Alameda Heart Association native of Idaho member of Iron Workers Union Local 378 Oakland aged 84
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Alameda Heart Association
Idaho
Memorial services announced for Hayward area death
Friends invited to services at North Chapel Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park Hayward 32772 Mission Blvd Saturday March 2 at 1 00 Pastor Wesley Jeske of Fre ant Neighborhood Church of flohating Interment Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park Hayward March 19 contact 471 5389 Mor tuary Hayward Solidi
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Hayward
Wesley Jeske
Chimes Meret Park
Baker friend sues over stolen documents in case against federal agents
Seymour Pollack, a Fort Lee, New Jersey, man and friend of ex Senate aide Bobby Baker, files a $50 million civil suit in Newark alleging federal agents stole Baker home documents and used them to charge Pollack with securities violations. He claims the documents would prove Baker’s innocence and says an agent offered him $250,000 for evidence against Baker.
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UPL
Seymour Pollack
Senate
Bobby Baker
Baker
Pollack
Fort Lee
Bobby
Washington, D.C
New Jersey
United States
Harold Tyter Jr
FBI
Clarence Kelley
California
Fremont Recreation Announces Beginner Art Classes Series
The city recreation department will offer a series of arts classes starting Sunday for beginners and those with experience. Classes will cover landscape drawing life drawing and related topics. Contact the department to enroll or for more details.
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Fremont
City Recreation Department
Gold mines to close in Nevada by July
Car son City Nev June A UPI report says the Carter Gold Mines in Lander County will shut by July as milling ceases in February. Leaching of low grade ore will continue to end of June while plans to mine and dump ore for one to two years were dropped due to poor economic returns from an experimental process. Production began in January with 2200 ton per shift, cost at $88 per ton.
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UPI
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Lander County
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Lander
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Ford aide Callaway draws White House probe request
White House chief of staff Richard Cheney asked former campaign adviser Howard Callaway to assist an FBI inquiry into Callaway involvement with a Colorado ski resort. Ford said Callaway remains on leave and the investigation should not involve the White House.
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UPL
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White House
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Ray Nessen
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