Rockefeller Hesitates on 1976 Presidential Bid
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller said he will not rule out a 1976 bid but does not foresee a deadlock at the Republican National Convention. He backed Ford as the presumptive nominee and spoke aboard Air Force Two during a trip to Austin for a Ford Administration forum while noting the race remains unpredictable. John Connally is also stirred as a potential national figure.
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Treasury
John B. Connally
Texas
Newark housing boom signals economic upturn in city
Newark records show a sharp rise in housing starts through October 1 1975 with 287 new single family dwellings nearly doubling 1974 totals and a total housing valuation of 12 183 714. City officials say equity gains and demand are driving ongoing construction with projections of continued growth through 1977 alongside several commercial additions.
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Richard Turnlund
Turnland
Feman
Pero
Taco Bell
Rosemont Square
Cattlemen's
Payless
MacDonalds
Lucky
Leslie Salt
Frank Levensen
Anthony Malin
Fremont faces choice on 18.3 mgd treatment plant impact
City considers a 20 mgd plant to meet decade growth, vs 14 mgd option, weighing $84 million super sewer funding, bond vs federal aid, and state board position. Council weighs open space designations and zoning changes affecting land between rail lines. Local owner argues land loss of development value under current plan.
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Ning
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Stuth
Spay
Aang
Tetad Siielbe
Don Driggs
State Water Quality Control Board
Med Driggs
Ma Ge Sober Pty Board
Washington
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Stedsteen the Cay
Zionism as form of racism vote shocks UN Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly approved a resolution labeling Zionism as a form of racism, prompting U S rejection as a lie. Israeli Ambassador Chaim Herzog warned not to forget, while U S Ambassador Moynihan called the act infamous. Secretary Kissinger branded the move bloc voting and warned it risks UN support.
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UPL
United Sates
United States
U.N
Chaim Herag
U.S
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Henry Kissinger
General Assembly
Social Committee
Weather forecast for Tri-City area today
The U S Weather Service predicts mostly fair conditions with some cloudiness. Fog is possible in sheltered areas. Highs will reach the 50s to 60s, with lows in the 40s to 50s.
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U.S. Weather Service
Cress
Israeli forces hunt four guerrillas near Metulla
Israeli troops killed four Arab infiltrators in an apple orchard near Metulla and crossed into Lebanon to seize two men who watched the fighting from the opposite side, according to the military command.
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Metulla
Lebanon
Judge rejects end of Karen Quinlan life bid
In Morristown New Jersey Superior Court Judge Robert Muir Jr ruled that only Karen Quinlan’s doctors may decide if to continue life support. He said Quinlan’s brain has been virtually destroyed after months in a coma and stressed that the most important factor is preserving life.
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Morristown
N.J
UPI
Karen Ann Quinlan
New Jersey
Superior Court
Robert Muir Jr
Karen
Muir
Ann Quican
Spanish Prince Juan Carlos wins acclaim over Sahara crisis
The world notes Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon gains public approval for handling the Spanish Sahara crisis as his first leadership test following Generalissimo Franco's decline. The appointment appears to mark a pivotal shift toward a new era in Spain.
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Juan Carlos de Borbon
Sahara
Francisco Franco
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