Ford unhurt as limo, car crash near Hartford
President Ford escaped injury when a car collided with a presidential limousine at Market and Talcott in Hartford, two blocks from a fundraiser. Motorcade proceeded after a brief halt as police questioned witnesses and other passengers from the wider vehicle. The damaged car and the armored limousine were moved, and the president continued to Bradley International Airport.
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Treasure claim near Golden Gate Bridge sparks interest
A retired civil engineer asserts a million dollar treasure lies 388 feet underwater near the Golden Gate Bridge but says there is little interest in pursuing it. Page 7 notes forthcoming data on why insurance costs are so high and surgeons meet to hear the findings.
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Public Utilities Chief Seeks Delay on $320 Million Rate Hike
Leonard Rees of the Public Utilities Commission says he will request delaying a PUC decision that would force consumers to pay $320 million in rate increases to fund Exxon Corp natural gas exploration in Alaska. Senator John Tunney calls for stronger federal antitrust action to break up oil company monopolies, arguing that competition shortfalls cost Americans about $8 billion annually.
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Disclosures top Senate House chiefs seek leaks fix
Congressional sources report chairmen fear confidential information leaks and pursue fixes. A group said to follow a strange couple promising a UFO trip used an Illinois state park as a staging point for nearly a week, according to park officials.
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2Pound Bomb Found at London Restaurant Sparks Breakthrough
A 2 pound bomb was discovered and defused at a restaurant near Parliament. Police say the incident may provide a possible breakthrough in tracing London's bombers, signaling potential progress in the investigation and follow up leads.
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Artifacts Unearthed at Mission San Jose Reveal Early California Trade
At Mission San Jose in Fremont a team directed by George Shkurkin of California State University Hayward uncovers glass Venetian beads and other relics from California’s early era. The wet wash excavation uses ice picks and brushes, yielding beads, pottery, porcelain, and shells as trader coins from the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.
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Water battle talks drift toward vague promises
In San Francisco a mediation session between Alameda County Water District, Citizens Utilities Co and public officials yielded only a vague pledge to continue negotiations. Discussions centered on possible routes to resolve the Niles Decoto water dispute while a court takeover of Citizens Utilities remains years away.
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Candle Lighters Ghost House opens in Fremont for charity
The seventh annual Candle Lighters Ghost House runs 12 days before Halloween at the Fremont Fashion Center. Proceeds fund a Central Park handicap playground and a teen ward at Washington Hospital. Doors span 4 to 9 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 9 p.m. weekends. presale 30 cents, door 75 cents.
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Cupid Dancing and Books Closes in Union City
Temporary or permanent closure unclear as Cupid Dancing and Books shuts down at the Dinsmore building. Owner Gerald Vargas removed the sign after police found no operating business and officials weigh licensing and future plans amid picketing by Concerned Citizens of Union City.
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Fremont OKs 982 000 for home repair loans
Fremont City Council approved using 982000 in federal revenue sharing funds for low income home rehabilitation loans. The program targets about 30 to 35 families with loans averaging two thousand dollars per unit to fix heating, wiring, and wind damage while debates continue on loan repayment and interest.
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Owl hunts prowling Fremont man attack headline
An owl standing about inches tall with a four foot wingspan attacked Barry G. Goodwin 18 outside the Fremont Qala Apartments at 1 a.m. He was treated for three puncture wounds. Experts plan to trap the owl alive while residents fear crowds.
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