Ford orders Mideast policy re examined
Ford orders a reexamination of United States policy in the Middle East after Kissinger's mission failed. Kissinger briefed the Senate committee, said aid would be tied to the overall situation, and noted no immediate end to diplomacy while Ford sought new action. Both parties backed continued pursuit of peace with Rabin and Sadat in touch on messages.
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Westover rejects Mormon vote as election influence
Newark trustee-elect Ross Westover, former Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints bishop, dismisses claims Mormon votes controlled the school board outcome. He notes about 800 Mormons in the area, says turnout could shift results, but insists not all are active voters and denies church interference.
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Weather warms as rain fades through tomorrow
Forecast calls for clearing skies with warmer highs in the 50s to 60s and lows 40s to 50s. A city hall fare discussion draws crowds as Fre foot Coble Tv and pense)re itation proposals top the agenda at the crowded meeting with city council.
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Air traffic error linked to crash near Tacoma Page
Fragmented report notes an air traffic controller may have issued wrong descent instructions triggering a transport aircraft crash on a mountain near Tacoma. The article touches on broader topics from Supreme Court testing to economic and geopolitical news across multiple pages.
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Egypt Opens Campaign to Pressure Israel at Cairo
Egypt launched a worldwide political drive to explain its stance in the collapse of a new peace plan with Israel. Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmi planned to brief all foreign ambassadors in Cairo, meeting African envoys this week and other groups on subsequent days. He urged mobilizing the Arab world and expanding an economic boycott, blaming Israeli arrogance for the failure to secure a Sinai withdrawal and proposing a concerted action before international bodies.
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Fremont youth program director aims for broad summer jobs
New director Bardie Black leads Fremont summer youth employment as she expands beyond 18 to 21 year olds to offer handyman tasks and casual work for high school freshmen. Police Chief John Fabbri notes area residents must share the stake to support youth employment amid economic strain.
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Local doctors urged not to strike over malpractice premiums
About 150 doctors met at Moreau High School in Hayward and were advised not to strike as malpractice insurance premiums rise. They were asked to donate to a public relations drive pushing lawmakers to change the laws, led by the California Physicians Crisis Committee.
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