Carter halts motorcade to greet Georgia schoolchildren
President Carter paused his motorcade on a highway near Glynnco to greet about 40 Brumawitk Christian Academy students and chat with them along with his daughter Amy. He signed a book and thanked the crowd, saying he and Amy were glad to see them as the group urged him onward.
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Fremont schools hit again vandalism and theft at area campuses
Fremont police report holiday weekend vandalism and theft at several schools. Washington High School lost about 875 dollars in shop tools including Skilsaw and DeWalt drills. Dirsch School suffered 300 dollars in losses from a pencil sharpener and two typewriters. Windows broken at other sites. Mission San Jose High School reported damage to a locker room.
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Chapel Way
Mission San Jose High School
Man arrested after bar fracas injures patron
A 71 year old Concord man was arrested after a disturbance at the Derby Club in Niles during which a 43 year old patron was allegedly struck and a glass shattered. Ernest Wilson of Nes suffered a cut across his eye from flying glass. John Frank Dvorak was charged with battery and arrested after Sgt. Gary Jack followed his car.
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Tress
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Nes
Niles
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Gary Jack
Nan
Fremont man escapes jail from Santa Rita custody
A two year old Fremont man identified as Ricky L. Beckman of 40044 Kelly Street escaped from the Santa Rita county jail yesterday. Beckman had been sentenced last week in Fremont Municipal Court after a conviction for theft and petty theft related to the theft of two speakers from Wenger Electronics. Jucee James F. Perley sentenced him to six months on the theft charge and three months on the battery counts.
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Gas additive test eyed in government plan
A UPI report states a $15 million government program may be the largest vehicle test ever to assess a new gasoline additive MAT and its impact on catalytic converters and health and environmental effects. The EPA forms a special MMCT group and considers a 50,000 mile testing program.
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Vance calls for new world aid system and richer nations step up
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance urged a three day international conference to create a world code for aid and trade aimed at narrowing the gap between rich and poor nations. He said the Carter administration would seek a substantial increase in bilateral and multilateral aid over five years and offered a $1 billion joint action program with other nations to assist the poorer group, contingent on Congress.
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East Bay Dischargers OK $24 Million Super Sewer Budget
Commissioners approve a $24.5 million 1977 78 budget for the County-wide Super Sewer project using federal and state grants plus local funds. The plan funds pipeline construction, underwater valve work, and Union Sanitary District plant upgrades from Hayward to the San Leandro Marina, with bids opening July 18.
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X rays harm unborn babies in diagnostic use
Chicago report by two researchers in the American Medical Association notes that diagnostic X rays expose unborn babies to radiation, elevating leukemia risk and causing potential other birth defects. Study from Roswell Park Memorial Institute researchers Irwin Hruss and Natarajan highlights probability of harm even at low doses, challenging radiologists' dogma. Backup warnings urge weighing benefits against risk.
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Three Sought After Wounding Cop in California
An all points bulletin describes two Mexican men and a Mexican woman linked to a weekend incident near Brentwood and San Leandro. Police say the suspects abducted, bound, and released a victim, then fled in a blue Charger after a shot was fired from a vehicle containing the suspects.
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Rosalynn Carter in Jamaica politics and outreach
Rosalynn Carter visits Jamaica meeting Prime Minister Manley and Cuban influence topics. She greets crowds on the street and at the prime minister's residence, discussing schools, embassies, and a reception with Goerabt General Fs Flores Glasspole’s delegation.
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Magruder questioned by students at St Thames High
Chicago UPI reports Jeb Stuart Magruder faced questions from about half the St Thames the Apostle High School students after an hour long explanation of Watergate involvement. Angela Hicks, 17, urged disclosure of a coverup while Magruder, a former prison farm inmate, claimed reporters missed related scandals including Koreagate.
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UPI
Jeb Stuart
St Thames the Apostle High School
Angela Hicks
Magruder
Ameridane
Rare Audubon prints stolen from Audubon House Key West
A theft at Audubon House in Key West, Florida, saw about 24 full color Audubon plates stolen from locked cases. The prints, created around the turn of the century, were described as priceless and the only complete set on display in the southern United States. Police and department detectives were monitoring the investigation as authorities worked to identify and recover the items.
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UPI
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Naturalis
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Gerald Whaley
Miami
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Holiday deaths near 560 as motorists head home
The nation faced rising Memorial Day weekend death tolls as hot weather and long drives increased traffic risks. The National Safety Council warned 400 to 500 fatalities could occur during the three day period starting at 6 pm and ending near midnight local time. Early counts showed about 160 deaths already recorded with many more anticipated across states including Pennsylvania where 18 fatalities were noted.
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