24 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1976
Page
1
San Jose Alum Rock Union Elementary District expands open enrollment guiding parents to choose among 34 programs in 25 schools. The district, funded since 1971, now offers minischools and wide parent information, including visits and tips for evaluating principals and classrooms.
President Ford assailed Carter for inviting Soviet invasion of Yugoslavia, while Carter stood by his debate remark that he would not wage war over a Soviet move unless directly threatened. Time polls show Carter perceived winner of the second debate. other polls vary, with North Carolina close in electoral votes.
In a Los Angeles telecast with the election near, Sen. John Tunney and challenger Hayakawa spar over a 15 billion tax cut or 16 billion fee plan to spur 500 000 jobs, while differing on overseas force, labor laws, and WWII internment camps. Both claim decent performance.
The last total solar eclipse of the century visible from land swept central Africa and Australia. Scientists from the US Europe and Africa gathered in Zanzibar to observe the corona while locals and animals reacted to the darkness with superstition and calm.
Darcie Hill and Ron Fstellar compete for a $500 prize as they dance at the Haywire in Hayward. Rhonda Welsh and Rick Ripoll, 21 and Castro Valley High graduates, win with dramatic drops and mid air swings. Keven, 22, watches from Harlows Fremont while discussing life and the scene.
Coast Guard inquiry heard the Norwegian tanker Fresta captain say he warned the ferry George Prince repeatedly but got no response. Divers recovered 38 bodies and 25 cars as up to 100 may have died. suits total 7.75 million.
The forecast calls for mostly fair and warm conditions with increasing cloudiness. Tomorrows morning will see highs from the mid 40s to mid 70s and overnight lows from the upper 40s to mid 60s as northwest winds reach 4 to 15 mph in the afternoon and evening.
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