United States Shows Naval Force Over Ship Seizure Crisis
Washington reports a staged U.S. display of naval ships and Marines as President Ford and the National Security Council weigh a forceful response to a ship seizure. About 150 Marines from Pacific bases and 1,000 from Okinawa have been flown to Utapo, with the carrier Coral Sea involved. The move aims to persuade and prepare for possible recovery by force amid Cambodia tensions.
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National Security Council
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Cambodia
Ptali
Utapo
Thailand
Okinawa
Coral Sea
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Marines land in Thailand amid search for ship
Disjointed report describes U S Marines entering Thailand to assist in recovering a damaged vessel. The account mentions a high ranking official and foreign ministry involvement, noting movement and interim actions as troops move toward the area to locate and salvage the target ship.
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Mariana Hogan
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Shu Marie
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Mapell
Wat Oy
United State
W High School Water Show Promotes Holidays Theme
A W High School water show titled Holidays features student performances at 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 1 p.m. Saturday in the school pool at 32442 Fremont Blvd. Tickets cost 75 cents for students with a body card and 1.75 dollars for adults. Children under 13 are admitted Saturday through the Wasingen in Washi fiat See Girls' Athletic Association.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Fremont group rejects antismoking ordinance
Fremont citizens committee, chaired by Dr James Feeley, concludes an antismoking law is unenforceable. Group Against Smoking to Leave public air for nonsmokers faces opposition from local retailers and residents amid debate over health risks and existing laws. A minority report emerges as GASP members protest the majority stance.
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Lois Butler
Weather snapshot for Fremont and forecast
Wednesday morning report notes low clouds and cool air with a 73 degree high. Yesterday in Fremont reached 79 degrees with a low not specified.
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Ted
Fremont
California Senate seeks broader death penalty for terrorists
The Senate Judiciary Committee votes to extend California's mandatory death penalty to terrorists who bomb buildings and kill. A separate note mentions pushing Paris peace talks and a call for the Organization of American States to convene a foreign ministers conference in Costa Rica on July 15 to lift Cuban sanctions.
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Organization of American States
Costa Rica
Incomplete Nation News Terms Trim Zumwalt Seizure Note
Military officials report on the nation’s stance as Cambodia seizes merchant vessels. Adm Elmo Zumwalt is cited in policy discussions while the release of a U S flagged ship is awaited and further action is deemed necessary.
Fragmented World Page Clues From Scribbled Snippets
The readable fragments hint at a World page item mentioning a warning if action is not taken and a claim that Sen Robert C Byrd urges Ford to curb decline. Officials from South Vietnam’s new Communist government indicate their administration is ready to…
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South Vietnam
PG&E seeks $3 hike on average monthly bill
PG&E asks the California Public Utilities Commission for permission to raise the average California household gas bill by about $3 per month to cover higher Canadian gas costs. The utility plans phased increases, with portions effective Aug 1 and Nov 1, and cites a need to offset Canadian price rises and prior offset approvals.
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San Francisco
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co
California Public Utilities Commission
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Canada
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PA al F Aees
California
Fremont college to seek $233.60 salary package rise
A salary and fringe benefits package for Fremont instructors would add $233.60 to the next fiscal year. The proposal, to be presented to the board of trustees, includes higher hourly rates for part time instructors and a revised six level salary schedule tied to credentials and experience. If approved, teachers with a master's degree and four years’ service would move to about 14 186 annually, a roughly 4 percent rise.
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Fremont Swim Lagoon Opens Daily With Limited Hours
The central pack lagoon in Fremont is open daily from 1 to 6 pm on weekdays and 11 am to 6 pm on weekends through June 12. A refreshed water supply and lifeguards ensure safety while Monterey beach surrounds the sand. Facilities include a snack bar restrooms coin lockers and fees set at 25 cents.
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Fremont
Monterey Beach
May 1 Proposal Seeks 406 Million for Refugee Relocation
Congress considering a 406 million package to relocate and settle South Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees. Senate action likely next week. Ford had urged 405 million with 95 million overlapping staging and processing costs. Allocation covers per person daily stipends, food, utilities, medical care, transportation, and agency support.
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