Peru Quake Dead Rise To Forty Four In Peru
Peru and other western coastal cities reopened as rescue teams battled after a 6.8 magnitude quake. Officials put deaths at 44 with 806 injured and up to 89,000 refugees. Damages ran into millions as many adobe homes collapsed and historic buildings were damaged. Authorities ordered a three day eviction moratorium to aid rebuilding.
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Naval Academy
Government to Own Nixon Tapes and Papers Under Measure
Senate voted 67 to 6 to grant the government sole custody of Richard Nixon’s Watergate era tapes and papers with eventual public access, undoing the Nixon Ford joint custody plan that could have allowed five years of joint control and possible destruction. House already approved $200,000 in transition funds while Appropriations cut Nixon’s amount.
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Judge refuses to cut Patty's bail in Hearst case
A federal judge in San Francisco declined to reduce Patricia Hearst bail of 500000 citing the high amount as a deterrent. Attorney James MacInnis argued parents Randolph Hearst and his wife have sought ways to reach their daughter and that lower bail might induce surrender. The court kept the financing unchanged despite calls for leniency.
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Hayward Park District Votes to Buy Garin Ranch Land
Garin Park Directors voted to purchase the W9vere Jordan ranch, leaving four acres for the 70b acre Garin Regional Park. The $200,000 deal, supported by Director Welllem dagdin, secures Garin Avenue access and advances park development amid prior condemnation actions since July 1973.
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Ford aides called second team in White House shakeup
Kansas City dispatch reports Rep. Al Ullman vocalizes demand to dismiss White House economic counselors as the Ford administration faces inflation and recession. Ullman says top officials left after Dick Wixon departed and urges a bold, new approach to cut about 4 billion from the budget while warnings of rising job and unemployment costs loom. A separate item from Torquay, England notes a young man entered an office, shot two men dead, killed a woman, then killed himself.
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Obituary for Dudley B Keller of Fremont
Memorial services will be held for Dudley B Keller 64 of Fremont who died Tuesday in Castro Valley A survivor list includes Mae a daughter Shiry Toy Lankster of Fremont Daedlea Keller of San Vege George J Ketler of Culadis Mieve brothers George Keller Windell Keller William Keller and Unree sisters Oli Meyer Maudie Harte Mary Bennett A North Carolina Services set for Monday at 2 pm at Premont Chapel of the Rows Mor nyary
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Upper Lake
William Keller
Cotati
Unree
Oli Meyer
Newark
Maudie Harte
Pengrave
Mary Bennett
Mondiy
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Rowes Mornary
BART board candidate challenges salary hikes
Alameda County candidate James Zeno seeks BART District 4 seat and accuses current directors of approving excessive top brass salaries. He calls for delaying action on the raise until new directors are seated and vows to campaign across all nine districts to oppose any director who backs the increase.
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