California turkey price cap urged by activists
A consumer activist group asks Californians to cap turkey prices per pound this year and accuses the turkey industry of deteriorating standards. Page 9. Literary appraiser Ralph G. Newman lied to federal agents over Nixon papers to please the president, a federal prosecutor says. Page 7. A federal attorney awaits Washington guidance on actions against a group shipping farm and manufacturing equipment to Vietnam. Page 24. Kennedy criticizes FDA inquiry as inadequate in shielding against industry influence. Page 3. Behalf of a Senate panel, a chair urges rejecting Bush nomination to head the CLA. Page 25. The administration develops an early warning system for red tide outbreaks and beach erosion studies.
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Morocco-EU talks resume over Spanish Sahara dispute
A high level Moroccan delegation flies to Madrid to renew negotiations on the Spanish Sahara signaling cautious progress. The report notes regional tensions and monitoring by international mediators as talks continue.
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Fremont youth saved after ordeal in wilds
James Carpenter of Irvington recounts a 52 hour ordeal after becoming separated from classmates during a Fremont outing near the Feather River Canyon. The 19 year old junior survived freezing temperatures with a light jacket, following trail markings to civilization after losing contact with his group.
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Fremont district to review six phase school library plan
Librarians from Fremont area schools urge trustees to back a six phase plan costing up to 1.0 million to beef up libraries across elementary to senior high. A 7:30 p.m. district auditorium meeting will hear revenue reports of 150 000 to 450 000 from summer programs and requests for funds to hire more librarians and staff.
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Laetrile meeting draws crowd at Epler Gym
At Ohlone College Epler Gym the Laetrile discussion drew about 200 attendees after an AC mishap turned the venue icy. Chad Everone of the Foundation for Infinite Survival spoke while audience braved a sharp takedown of medical orthodoxy from Mike Culbert, ex Berkeley Gazette editor, author of Vitamin 8-17.
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Hearst trial date appeal set by defense
Patricia Hearst's lawyers plan to appeal Judge Carter's decision to move toward trial on December 15 unless he reverses at a second mental competency hearing November 20. They argue she is mentally incompetent and seek to compel testimony from court-appointed psychiatrists.
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Gas shortage predictions called phony
Washington predicts severe gas shortages would cripple large areas of the country but Rep. John D. Dingell says the forecasts are phony and driven by price deregulation. He cites GAO findings that reductions reflect end-user behavior rather than industry misuse, while FPC chairman Richard L. Dunham notes GAO and FPC figures largely align and no broad unemployment or plant shutdowns are evident pending weather or fuel alternatives.
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Man buried wife alive on dairy farm in Callahan
Authorities say William Peter Wright Jr. buried his 19 year old wife Laura Wright with a bulldozer in a six foot trench on the Nassau County dairy property after a late night ride. Wright, 26, was arrested at 4 am and charged with first degree murder. The couple, married two months, reportedly discussed ending her life and she indicated she was ready to do so.
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