Carter ousts Gen Singlaub over Korea withdrawal quote
President Carter removed Maj. Gen. John Singlaub from his post in Korea after Singlaub warned in an interview that U.S. troop withdrawals could trigger war. Brown announced Singlaub would be reassigned as Carter pressed a personal recall and disciplinary action.
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School dispute to be aired in Fremont PTA program
Fremont parents will hear both sides of a school district dispute at a public forum sponsored by the Fremont Council PTA. The Fremont Unified District Teachers Association and the school district will each deliver a 40 minute presentation at Arevada Military School on 39450 Royal Palm Drive from 7:30 to 10 p.m. PTA moderates a Q&A session after the talks.
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Vance reports framework for new arms pact with Soviet Union
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance returned to Washington with a general framework for a strategic arms agreement with the Soviet Union but warned substantial differences remain. In Geneva talks with Andrei Gromyko, Vance said agreement exists on a framework though unresolved issues persist. Gromyko cautioned no progress on main problems and noted a treaty could fall short of USSR security needs.
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League monitors local government and schools in Fremont
The Fremont League of Women Voters acts as watchdog on local government and educational bodies. Reactions described by Lifestyle Editor Mary Jo Connally show both positive notes and voter frustrations with the imperfect political process. full story on page 21.
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Fremont Unified School District tax showdown looms
Education writer B. Debley begins a series on the May election to decide a property tax increase to fund teacher raises and school supplies. Four candidates vie for a vacant school board seat. Debley’s first report covers raises and supplies while later pieces will cover election issues and perspectives.
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Bill Cosby Receives Doctor of Education Degree
Comedian Bill Cosby shakes hands with University of Massachusetts Chancellor Randolph W Bromery after earning a Doctor of Education degree during graduation exercises. Cosby, who holds four Emmy awards and six Grammys, calls the degree the most important, noting it will be valued by his parents. He describes the dissertation titled An integration of the visual media into the elementary school curriculum as a teaching aid to increase learning.
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Birth control operations top Bill
Worldwatch Institute reports sterilization as the leading contraception worldwide, with 75 million couples using sterilization and 24 to 30 million couples adopting it in recent decades. It notes male vasectomy rising early, shifting to female sterilization as procedures simplify, expanding into villages and developing nations. The pill and condoms remain significant, while other methods lag.
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Indian sterilizations charged in U.S. Indian Health Service cases
The National Catholic Reporter reports that more than a quarter of American Indian women may have been sterilized by doctors with the U S Indian Health Service. Dr Connie Uri of Los Angeles cites interviews indicating about 100000 Indian women of child bearing age have not been sterilized. The GAO found violations of consent as forms often failed to inform women of their right to refuse.
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Weather outlook with sun, clouds and showers
The forecast calls for sunny days and low clouds at night and in the morning with a chance of drizzle. Highs range from the mid 60s to the upper 70s and lows from the mid 40s to low 50s. Westerly winds at 30 to 35 mph with stronger gusts in the afternoon and evening.
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