Reagan knew of Nixon coup plot says ex CIA official
Victor Marchetti testified in San Diego and Fresno that plans for a 1960s coup d etat against President Nixon existed and involved military emergency actions with CIA and Joint Chiefs. He claimed former Governor Reagan attended Somerre meetings and was aware of the plot.
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Innocent Plea In Beating Death Of 2-Year-Old
Calvin R. Hogue 23 entered an innocent plea in municipal court to murder in the beating death of 2-year-old David Seligman III. Living with the boy and his mother at 40144 Blanchard Street, police say Anita Seligman was home while Hogue cared for the child Tuesday night. Mrs Seligman and the boy's father, David Seligman III of Oakland, had separated about eight months ago. Hogue, a warehouseman who worked in San Leandro, is held without bail. Attorney Harry Sheppard seeks a bail hearing next Tuesday to set bail at 50 000. A preliminary hearing on the charge is set for Nov 7.
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David Seligman
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Blanchard St
Tri City Halloween calm with single alleged PCP incident
Tri City Halloween passed largely quietly with fewer youths on the streets. A 14 year old Newark girl was offered and accepted a cigarette believed to contain PCP crystals, causing her to run for help near MacGregor School before being taken to the police station and Washington Hospital. Burglaries in Fremont stole $1,368 in fruit cakes from Harold T French’s garage along with tools, large picnic chests, liquor and folding chairs, totaling about $1,713 in losses.
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Kilpatrick
GM Pay Restarts for Fremont Furloughed Workers
About 487 of roughly 2,300 GM Fremont furloughed workers remain eligible for SUB unemployment supplements as GM resumes payments this week. Since 1974 GM has paid over 437 billion in supplement benefits, with SUB funds draining in May and resuming after a seven week gap starting July 14. Eligibility is based on seniority within the company, shaping how many Laid dl workers will receive the resumed payments.
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Fremont
General Motors
New York Bank Cuts Prime Rate After Fed Moves
First National City Bank lowered its prime rate to 7.42 percent from 7.44 percent as major banks nationwide followed with reductions. The change reflects easier Fed credit policy and lower short term loan costs, with the Fed reporting softer demand and lower rates. The prime rate guides pricing for creditworthy corporate borrowers and influences consumer loan costs.
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Houdini Enshrined In Concrete Heroic Legend
Reported Hollywood ceremony marks Houdini’s memorial as a star plaque honors his wife Bess. A staged illusion near his embedded statue drew about 200 attendees while magician Mark Wilson and wife reenacted a past escape, tying Bess in a canvas bag as a test of the conjurer’s enduring fame.
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Ehibhotse Totton
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Interest costs feared to affect area bond plans and votes
Area officials warn higher than expected interest on proposed bonds may complicate financing. Newark and New Haven consultants flag substantial costs, with inflation and long loan lives amplifying the impact. Union Sanitary District plans a $100 million sewer project. local officials doubt NY crisis will derail some issues but acknowledge uncertainty.
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New York
Campus fears over alleged crimes at Ohlone spark rumors
Campus and city police denied reports of crimes being hushed. Officials said Ohlone recorded 38 crimes all year and that rumor sparked panic over parking lots and safety. Administrators met with police to clear confusion and plan emergency measures.
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Tax breaks for working parents win approval
House Ways and Means Committee approved a 19 million increase in a 117 million child care tax credit within a broad tax revision bill. The plan would let parents who pay for child care or care for an incapacitated relative deduct 20 percent of those costs from taxes up to 2000 per child and 4000 for five or more, benefiting about 2 million taxpayers, with shifts in benefits among current claimants.
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Kennedy daughter defies mother on stay in London
Caroline Kennedy, 18, resists Jacqueline Onassis urging her to return to New York after a London bombing. She remains with English art dealer Mark Shand, nephew of Lord Ashcombe, amid reports of a blossoming romance and her art studies.
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Fremont chess event draws New Haven students and experts
Grefe directed 21 simultaneous games with 3 to 41 moves each, as Hans Poschmann and Art Friedman joined the crowd of Fremont chess associates and local teachers. Kids from the New Haven district and Hayward staff watched keenly while Kenny Sherman and Randy sat nearby, showcasing strong concentration amid friendly play.
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New Haven
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Fremont
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Jerry Angelo
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Richard Sherman
Hayward
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New York City default warned by London official
Deputy mayor of London warned that a default by New York City would be a massive tragedy for the western world and threaten democracy. He told Mayor Beame that if New York falls, democratic cities may lose their footing and stressed shared financial strains between London and New York.
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Subpoenas denounced by ACWD in water rate dispute
Fremont ACWD officials denounce subpoenas issued by Citizens Utilities in a bid to gather records dating to 1966 as part of a Nov 13 PUC hearing seeking a 6 percent rate increase. ACWD Director Harry Brumbaugh calls the move a stab at the agency and mocks PUC attempts to mediate private water service problems. Despite tensions, ACWD plans a 4:30 pm meeting with Niles Decoto Water Company to discuss a takeover price workable for both sides.
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Death caller offers surrender to free hostage for money
A man calling himself Death, suspected in at least two robberies, phoned a Los Angeles TV station offering to surrender and release the hostage in exchange for $100,000. Police said no public arrangement was announced though Cmdr Peter Hagan believed the caller would follow through. The extortionist claimed two captives inside the location, named Life and Death, and spoke of a strange inside struggle, insisting payment be made.
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