Hoax prompts Samaritan guilt over cigarette empties
A Newark area hoax spreads through a chain letter alleging cigarette empties can trigger donations of a lung device or kidney support. Ike Fishman and others collected about 70 empties, hoping to aid a sick student, while officials investigate the bogus scheme and its wide reach.
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Solons repeal lavish pension payments in California
Sacramento lawmakers approved AB to repeal or trim early retirement benefits for lame duck legislators and slash Governor Reagan's pension. The bill passed the Senate 21-2 and the Assembly 60-0 amid a bomb threat at the Capitol, with deputies escorting Sen. Alan Robbins to participate in the vote. The session focused on pension reform as Democrats faced public anger over lucrative legislative retirements.
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Fremont council approves funds for Brookvale Park library
Fremont city council votes about 260000 for a new permanent Centerville library at Brookvale Park selecting site from three city land options. funding linked to rent saved from old Centerville library, design allocations, and other sources amid concerns about park visibility and vandalism.
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Newark seeks culprit in bark girdling of eucalyptus grove
Newark city officials pursue culprit who girdled about 40 eucalyptus trees near Mowry Avenue and the Nimitz Freeway. The vandalism endangers 70 year old trees planted around 1900s as city planned a regional mall. Assistant public works director Glenn Wokrueg says the trees will die and be removed. A fence restricted the park since 1968, opened on weekends for community use.
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Arab oil producers named new world capitalists say Nelson Rockefeller
The remarks from Nelson Rockefeller highlight Arab oil producers as the growing capitalists of global markets. He argues their influence could fund expanded production in agriculture to prevent famine, signaling a shift in economic power and international aid strategies.
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Puzzle in City Hall Area Puzzles Readers
In the wacky world nf city hall another puzzle surfaces on pages inviting readers to engage with local street names and quirky clues. The item teases a playful challenge likely tied to community happenings and upcoming events in the area.
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Self-made industrialist leaves $13 million to nurse and housekeeper
A self-made industrialist wills 13 million dollars to his nurse-housekeeper and names her president of his automotive foundry. The note appears on Page 2 while Nixon's phlebitis cause is discussed by his personal physician on Page L1, with extensive tests finding no link to cancer saving beer.
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Ed Reinecke Given Suspended Sentence For Perjury
Ed Reinecke, former California lieutenant governor candidate, receives a suspended sentence after being found guilty of perjury. He resigns in Sacramento and vows to appeal while pledging to write a book. Judge Barrington Parker admonishes him as a victim of his own ambition.
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Former Nixon aide denies selling ambassadorships and favors
Peter Flanigan rejects involvement in selling ambassadorships while noting the White House pledged to back large campaign contributors for specific posts. The Senate votes to ban secret operations by eight intelligence agencies except when the President deems national security vital. Nuclear theft expert warns on securing nuclear material amid growing risks.
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Weather Update: Partly Cloudy to Fair Through Tomorrow
Partly cloudy start with fair conditions into tomorrow. Night and morning fog or low clouds routine. Highs in the mid 70s with overnight lows around the 50s. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Yesterday Fremont high reached BU with a day of U2.
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Inside Story Page Highlights and Features
A glance at the inside sections shows Arg Tope Lifestyle and Astrology listings. MovieGuide, Bridge, and Ray Orrack appear, with Comin texts and word games. Editorial notes and WantAds occupy pages 14 to 24, followed by France and other quick features on 10 and 5.
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