Ohlone campus cops face gun debate on campus safety
At Ohlone College in Fremont, campus police face a firearms debate spurred by campus crime rises and a state system mandate. Student aides like Jeff Crandall patrol nights, while trustees and staff weigh a security force versus sworn officers amid concerns about outsiders and crime on campus.
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Ford eyes accord on currency at six nation summit
At Rambouillet France Ford and leaders of France West Germany Japan Britain Italy engage in talks on world trade and monetary rules. Aiming to keep floating rates while boosting currency stability delegates edge toward compromise with central bank support to stabilize markets.
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Firms admit illegal fees and bribes abroad
Washington report says twenty major U S corporations paid about 905 million dollars in agents fees bribes and political contributions overseas. The Library of Congress list details Lockheed Northrop Exxon Gulf Oil Mobil Phillips Occidental and others with payments described as questionable or illegal in many cases.
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Carter Leads In Florida Democratic Straw Poll
In Orlando Florida Jimmy Carter tops a straw ballot with 687 of 1095 votes, ahead of Wallace who trails with 57, Milton Shapp 57, and other candidates also listed. Carter hails the result as a real strength test and a sign of strong campaigning in the South.
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Oklahoma
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Weather and city meetings focus week in San Francisco
Mostly fair today and Tuesday with slightly warmer afternoon, winds 12 to 25 mph, highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s and overnight lows in the high 30s to low 40s. Meetings at the Public Utilities Commission and Board of Supervisors will focus on teen age terrorist attacks on elderly and middle aged streetcar passengers in the city.
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FBI narrows hunt for Indian leader Banks in Oregon
The FBI, with Oregon and Idaho police, focused search for Dennis Banks and Leonard Peltier after a gunfight near a ranch along the Snake River. A caretaker found a break in and a rifle missing while Darlene Nichols and three others were arrested. Banks and Peltier, both armed, were described as extremely dangerous.
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Rail strike averted for three weeks by mediators
Federal mediators announce a nationwide rail strike threat is postponed for at least three weeks after a 14 hour bargaining session. Four shop craft unions representing 70 000 workers push the strike deadline to 3 am PST Dec 4 to allow a presidential emergency board to reconvene. A tax reform battle looms as millions ride on stiffening reform provisions.
ABA committee chair warns credentials cannot replace experience
The ABA committee chair states political credentials cannot replace legal experience when evaluating Supreme Court nominees. Reports note Spain denounces a plan to hand over the Sahara to Morocco and Mauritania as a bid to divide its mineral wealth. Prince Juan Carlos restores regional language use to appease Basques and other minorities.
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