Tri City Election Today For Water District Seats
Voters in Fremont Newerk area cast ballots from 7 am to 8 pm in a free district election. Four candidates compete for two seats on the Alabama County Water District board, including Jacke, a political science student, and Lincoln Welles, a fireman. Fremont school district residents weigh measures to reduce the board size from seven to five.
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Weather and court notes mix of 1970s briefs
Fair weather stays through tomorrow with temperatures mostly in the 60s and 70s. Fremont records a 71 high and 55 low yesterday. Patricia Hearst faces mental competency testing for trial but will not testify. Lynette Fromme trial jurors to be summoned. Fromme charged with attempting to murder Ford. The $2 bill returns next spring with a bicentennial design. Poisoned Halloween candy probe continues for Kevin Perry death in Independence Missouri. House Banking Committee advances 47 billion in federally guaranteed NYC loans. Rockefeller’s presidential decision seen as boosting Ford against Reagan. Dutch hostage Tiede Herrema shows fear during rescue efforts.
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Ford details firings and Kissinger role in reshuffle
President Ford defended personnel changes in a White House briefing. He confirmed nominating Donald Rumsfeld to run the Pentagon and George Bush to head the CIA. Ford said he acted alone, kept Kissinger in a key advisory, and denied press reports about the motives behind dismissals and shifts in senior posts.
Parlors Picketed as CAMP Pushes Zoning Regulation
About 50 CAMP members picketed Irvington Square around 3 p.m. Saturday chanting against city action. They urge the council to regulate massage parlors by zoning as the council weighs an ordinance aligning with state limits and local zoning, allowing parlors only in select commercial districts with permits.
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Rockefeller quits as Ford running mate
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller told President Ford he does not want to be considered as running mate. Ford called the move Rockefeller's own and said it was premature to discuss a 1976 ticket. Ford praised Rockefeller's support and dismissed talk of GOP opposition or Reagan challenge.
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China’s ire delays Ford trip to Peking for talks
UPI reports President Ford faces trouble arranging the Peking visit as China objects to U S Russian arms and trade policies. An advance party was ordered to disembark as engines warmed, with Beijing seeking further negotiation on dates and terms of the trip.
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Sewage plan fuels growth debate in Tri-City area
Union Sanitary District directors weigh a beefed up Alvarado plant and growth limits for Fremont Newark and Union City over the next decade. With current growth ebb and facility capacity in Alvarado, projections estimate 21 085 to 39 640 more residents in 6 603 to 12 293 additional dwellings by 1965. Nationwide context not provided.
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