Fremont topless bar protest as council mulls new rules
Angered topless bar Hiphugger fights Fremont ordinance to ban topless dancers, claiming it risks 160 signatures and undercuts business. Manager Wayne Hurter and owner Les Kirk say the measure targets topless venues, with councilman Geoffrey Steel the sole dissenting vote in opposition. The plan could pass after a second reading Tuesday, provoking possible legal action.
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Ford taps Chicago judge for high court role
President Ford names Chicago judge William C. Stevens as the likely nominee to the Supreme Court. Stevens, praised as a brilliant lawyer with broad support, would replace the liberal Justice Douglas who recently retired after a stroke. Ford spoke to reporters before departing for China saying Stevens is “best” for the court and would join苏 the bench’s traditions.
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City moves to curb horse droppings with diaper rule
In Charleston a proposed ordinance would require horse owners to equip animals with carrier bags to catch droppings starting Monday. Carriage Company manager David Fuller called the plan insulting to drivers and said a legal challenge would follow.
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Weekend Weather Update With Cool Nights Forecast
The forecast calls for continued fair but cool, windy conditions. Low temperatures tonight range from the upper 30s to the low 40s with local frost possible, while today and tomorrow's highs reach the 50s. A small craft advisory remains in effect for northwest winds 15 to 35 mph, with diminishing rates expected today. Yesterday's high reached 73 and the low was not stated.
Judge Denies Hearst Trial Delay Request
A federal judge rejected defense attorneys request for a three day delay in Patricia Hearst's trial on bank robbery charges. The decision was issued on Page 3 of the publication.
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Los Angeles brush fires scorch 66 thousand acres and homes damaged
In the Tujunga Canyon area amid the Los Angeles mountains, wildfires roared again following New Year's rains and floods that killed 30 people. The two blazes burned 66,000 acres and damaged or destroyed 43 homes in the latest week.
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Leeth County Homa Project Faces Housing Market Hurdles
A garbled local report notes Leeth County housing development stalled by low demand and rising rents. Officials consider policy changes to revive construction, affecting condemned units and revenue streams as the market eyes a cautious recovery next year.
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Richardson warns of national bankruptcy if deficits continue
U S ambassador to Britain and Ford nominee urges deficit curtailment while supporting aid to poor nations. He notes interdependence in a global economy and criticizes repeated oversized promises by politicians.
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Fromme jurors refuse to disclose verdict motivation
Jurors who found Lynette Fromme guilty of attempted assassination refuse to say if silence about verdict deliberations was due to fear of retribution. Other items note Reagan primary pressure, dollar surge, a New Orleans court overturning a Reg Murphy case, Kissinger on Angola, and an economic index drop.
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Yuletide shopping surge at Southland Mall signals strong season
Shoppers flocked to Southland Mall as Thanksgiving weekend gave way to brisk pre Christmas bargains. Merchants reported solid early buying, larger crowds from the Christmas parade, and a fresh sense of optimism about the economy. Traffic was heavy on Winton Avenue with police guiding flows and parking filling early. Santa’s Wonderland drew eager children and parents, while stores and restaurants reported steady lines and busy service.
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Bruins Earn Rose Bowl Bid After Cal Victory
UCLA clinches first Rose Bowl berth in years with a 62 1 record, sharing the Pacific Division lead with California after beating Cal 2-1. John Sciarra connected with Don Padarson for two touchdowns as UCLA heads to Pasadena to face Ohio State on New Year's Day. The Bruins threw away the ball seven times in the second half, including six fumbles, hampering a strong finish.
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