Fremont and Newark clash over regional shopping center site
Fremont city council unanimously approved directing staff to work with developers on a regional shopping center and to consider locations beyond Newark. The council refused to designate any site in the central business district, aiming to avoid CBD expansion and address rent concerns. Mayor Gene Rhodes led the push for open-site planning.
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Weather and headlines mix across windy day
Weather report notes Wednesday remaining windy with light warmth tomorrow and mid 40s to mid 60s lows. Separate items report Rockefeller dismissing Reagan in race and gun rights approval by Senate Judiciary Committee with Californians guaranteed to keep and bear firearms.
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Schooner captain on trial over deaths from lifeboat dogs
The schooner captain faces trial in connection with the Atlantic sinking that killed two men from exposure after he refused to remove his dog from a lifeboat and allow the men aboard. Also noted are a Mormon Church receptionist plotting a composite of a mysterious woman linked to Howard Hughes Will and doctors potentially violating federal law by treating addicts with narcotics. Southern California congressmen warn any ban on capturing killer whales could jeopardize Sea World and similar parks.
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Reagan shocks Ford with three primaries win in Indiana Georgia Alabama
Ronald Reagan scored a dramatic triple victory over President Ford in Indiana, Georgia and Alabama primaries, edging ahead in pledged delegates and signaling momentum. Carter won two more Democratic elections, while Ford faced crossovers and split prospects for the convention.
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Reagan calls White House hysteria over campaign funds
Ronald Reagan accused President Ford's White House of hysteria over an investigation into his campaign spending. He said Nessen's Watergate reference was diversionary and urged scrutiny of funding sources while on a Nebraska campaign swing. Reagan defended Alaska and Panama Canal questions as hypothetical sovereign issues.
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Nessen urges Reagan funding investigation
White House press secretary Roo Nessen calls for an investigation of unreported campaign spending by Reagan in wake of Watergate. He cites unofficial groups paying up to 80 percent of ads in primaries and questions cross state fundraising by campaign committees. He says reporters should examine the spending and notes Ford’s views on tax disclosures. Reagan plans campaigning in Nebraska Missouri and possibly Arkansas.
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Gulf Oil Congress Links Focus Tax Law Violations
Federal probes into Gulf Oil and lawmakers shifted in April to possible income tax violations. Earlier, grand jury records indicated campaign finance questions about Gulf payments to more than 50 members, including Senators Humphrey, Long, and Hugh Scott. The investigation has led to indictments and convictions, with IRS and Justice Department aides assisting the Watergate prosecutor.
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