UN vote links Zionism to racism draws global uproar
The UN General Assembly backed a resolution equating Zionism with racism by 72 to 35 with 32 abstentions, provoking fierce reactions worldwide. Israel and many European nations denounced the move as anti-Semitic, while the Soviet bloc and Arab states praised it as a victory for their cause. The vote sparked calls to reconsider the action, with critics arguing it hinders Middle East peace efforts and isolates Israel.
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Ford vows to resist pressure to quit United Nations
President Ford rejects calls to withdraw from the U.N. amid a Zionism as racism vote while State Department officials flag possible U.S. retaliation. A Senate push to reassess U.S. participation fails as lawmakers clash over withdrawal threats and funding.
Gustafson Building Supply listed in fictitious business statement
Public notice from Alameda County identifies Gustafson Building Supply at 37536 Aniston Blvd Fremont California 94534 and Donald E Gustafson at 410 Carre Ma Place Fremont 4538 as the individuals conducting the business. Statement filed with Alameda County Clerk on November 1995 as per The Argus Legal No 2664 with multiple publication dates.
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30 Solons Ready to Aid New York City Finance
In Washington a group of lawmakers signal openness to a short term loan guarantee to avert New York City debt default. Key conservatives Burns Rhodes Buckley shift from opposition, while Ford pushes bankruptcy option. House Ways and Means panel backs the loan concept amid debate on federal aid versus municipal solvency.
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Gulf Oil probes alleged campaign gifts to lawmakers
Washington officials say Gulf Oil Corp is under investigation for alleged legal campaign contributions to U S lawmakers from 1960 to 1972. A former Gulf official described delivering sealed cash envelopes to about 15 current and former congress members, with deliveries spanning years and trips outside Washington. Gulf previously pleaded guilty in 1973 to violations tied to 125000 in contributions to Nixon, Mills, and Jackson, while noting disputed disclosures weeks later.
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Illegal Gulf donations denied by several lawmakers
UPI reports that Sen Howard H Kat and Rep Fotari Seserdayey said they do not recall receiving illegal Gulf Oil campaign contributions between 1960 and 1972. Others named include Baker Cannon Schneebeli and Burke, with various aides recalling envelopes or denials as investigators note sealed payments and possible corporate funds.
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Amin calls for new Soviet ambassador to Uganda
President Idi Amin backed away from severing ties with Russia and asked for a new Soviet ambassador after alleging the outgoing envoy Andrei Zakharov may have been drunk when delivering a note. Moscow had earlier announced a temporary suspension of contacts.
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Burglaries Reported at Fremont Homes and Mobile Home
Police blotter details three Fremont incidents over the weekend. Peter Wielguth residence on Sutter Drive reported a burglary with TV shotgun cash radio clock and cassette valued at 771. Avis Garrison mobile home on Winnipeg Green had 2075 worth of jewelry and cash taken. Yavonne Quinones on Winnipeg Green reported two autos and heirloom jewelry valued at 1800.
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