Smog Lingers Over Bay Area As Inversion Hampers Dispersion
Julie Helgson leaves Ohlone College in Fremont amid five days of thick smog. Officials expect some relief today as high altitude warmth and weak winds trap dust and soot. Bay Area Pollution Control District notes air appears unhealthy but no countywide alert issued since key pollutants remain below alert levels.
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Jobless rate back to year's highest level
Washington report shows unemployment at 7.9 percent in October, the year's peak, with little improvement since midsummer. The Labor Department data note slow progress against joblessness, while inflation pressures and strikes contributed to the high rate, complicating President Ford's 1976 outlook and Carter's proposed policy shifts.
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Chowchilla kidnap trial moved to new venue
Three wealthy youths Richard Schoenfeld 22 James Schoenfeld 24 and Fred N Woods 24 face trial for the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping of 28 children and driver Ed Ray. Judge Hammerberg ordered venue change from farming Chowchilla area and sealed evidence likely tied to motive. Trials location to be chosen from alternate sites. San Francisco request for Seattle site discussed.
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Utah court rejects killer's bid for immediate death
Utah Supreme Court denied Gary Gilmore's request to die within 10 days. The ruling, a $2 brief decision, keeps open the possibility of a stay and a review of his murder conviction and death sentence. Gilmore, 35, asked to die now rather than face life in prison.
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Nixon calls Sen. Dole after election
Former President Richard Nixon phoned Senator Bob Dole to say he hoped Jimmy Carter would do a good job as president. Dole disclosed the talk on a TV interview, noting Nixon praised Dole’s work and urged Carter to perform well for the country.
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Fremont-School Board President defends actions amid vice president’s critique
Fremont school leader Rob ert Benya says he is distressed by Gloria Carr’s criticism of the board and defends decisions on tax funds, superintendent pay, and hiring. He notes discussions at a prior meeting and questions Carr’s late public statements after missing the latest session. He adds he would have welcomed her input at the meeting or in writing for public airing.
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Ferguson
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Smitz
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Smutz
Chrysler and UAW avert auto strike with tentative three year pact
In Detroit Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers announced a tentative three year contract for about 109000 production workers in the United States and Canada just minutes before a 6 pm strike deadline. The agreement follows the Ford pattern and includes job security gains and back pay for salaried workers missing SUB benefits.
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General Motors
Ohlone College Beats Monterey Peninsula in First Coast Conference Win
Ohlone College ended a 13 game Coast Conference losing streak by defeating Monterey Peninsula College 27 to 20 in a pivotal football upset. It marked the program’s first conference win since 1971 and followed a prior 27-2 victory over Merritt College that snapped a 30 game skid.
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Jury Unable To Reach Verdict In Alioto Libel Suit
A federal court jury failed to reach a verdict for the third time in the libel lawsuit filed by former San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto against Cowles Communications Inc publishers of Look Magazine. Page 3.
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Cowles Communications Inc
Look Magazine
Sugar import controls urged to be kept tight
A spokesman for major sugar using industries including soft drink makers canners and bakers calls the International Tariff Commission to reject proposals to tighten federal sugar import controls. The nation also faces antitrust settlements and political shifts depicted across pages 2 3 and 4 with notes on policy transitions and international prisoner exchanges.
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