Ford Promises U S Will Meet Crisis and Commitments
President Ford says the United States will meet a crisis and live up to commitments as he outlines detente with the Soviet Union and cooperation with NATO. In a White House interview, Ford asserts American resolve domestically and worldwide amid Indochina trauma, stressing firm but flexible diplomacy and continued military commitments to NATO. He anticipates a tour beginning next week to strengthen relations with European allies and notes concern over a pro-Communist junta affecting governance.
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Raceway swap meet slated for Fremont area
Fremont announces a raceway swap meet at Christy Street end featuring vintage parts, automotive products, boat parts, wheels, engines and related items. The event promotes high performance and automotive enthusiasts gathering to buy, trade, and showcase auto and marine components.
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Wilde production at Ohlone College theatre in the round
Wilde’s production at Ohlone College theatre in the round runs Thursday through Sunday. Tickets are sold at Bookmart, Premod tiob, the Ohlone booksore, and at the stuxbo bozolice with varying prices.
Marin County delay for women inmates under security plan
A Superior Court judge ordered Marin County to establish minimum security facilities for women similar to the male honor farm. Until such facilities exist, any woman scheduled to begin serving time will have delayed reporting for sentence.
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Walter L Thomwell Frementt May 1775 obituary note
Fragmentary obituary fragment lists Walter L Thomwell of Frementt dated May 72 1775. Mentions spouse Davi and Helen Braz of Missouri and grandchildren Patria Deane Mossy Quiny Gary Davis of Se rmenta with great grandson references. Text is incomplete and names appear corrupted.
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Short-term Bill Backing Faces California Medical Insurance Push
In Sacramento a brief measure to curb insurance costs earns key support as lawmakers weigh a 30 day session response. The bill, backed by Assemblyman Robert Melco and others, would require insurers to hold reserves for malpractice policies and raise a $300 assessment over five years to fund related costs. Doctors and CMA representatives argue strikes pressuring patient care, while Gov Brown has not yet taken a stand.
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Banks Cut Prime Rate to 7 Percent Across Major Lenders
Two leading banks lowered the prime rate to seven percent signaling easier borrowing. Automakers forecast May sales slipping about two percent from April with total new car deliveries around 98,600, while mid May pace for Detroit activity remains cautious.
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Newark Day Tryouts Slated for Alameda County Fair
Newark Day entertainment tryouts will be held Wednesday evening at the M D Silva School auditorium. Individual and small groups can enter via the chamber of commerce, with acts limited to five minutes. Top finalists will perform at the fair on June 30, with age categories 14 and younger or 15 and older.
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Unclear Fire Dispatch Notes Across Tri City Area
Fragmented OCR style report lists multiple fire calls and times across Tri City area. Mentions Newark, newark, BART, first aid, and various names and initials with scattered times such as 1 pm and 2:11 pm, indicating a jumble of incidents and responders.
Nurse Anesthetists Excluded by Hospitals Says Walters
Eula Walters, with two years of anesthesia training, cannot find hospital work. She runs private practice for dentists and surgeons, contending hospitals hire only doctor anesthesiologists and block qualified nurses. Walters says many hospitals in major cities like San Francisco and Florida restrict nurse anesthetists, impacting some 18,000 registered nurses nationwide.
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Five Shot Dead In Montreal Slaying Spree
Five people were found shot to death in St Bruno near Montreal in what police call the worst mass killing in the area since last January. The victims included three men and two women, with several shot in bed and others nearby. Police noted a professional look to the crime scene and neighbors reported a loud party the night before. Several victims had prior arrests. the city has seen rising homicide numbers in Quebec.
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