Franco in critical condition after multiple heart attacks
Generalissimo Francisco Franco suffered two major heart attacks and a later hemorrhage. Doctors said his condition remained critical with limited signs of improvement. Government and palace officials reported he rested quietly at times while prayers and visits occurred, but the end seemed near as medics cautioned about recovery at his advanced age.
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Gas station survival game Why the self service boom
Fremont readers see a local crisis in fuel policy as oil giants push conservation while dealers flood stations with self service amid a price war. Unbranded outlets cut prices to lure customers even as state legislation aims to close the rack versus tank wagon price gap.
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Veterans Day Office Closures Across City Regions
The Veterans Day schedule shows a mix of closings and openings. Post offices and city services will operate as usual in some areas while others, including banks and shores, will be closed on November 11. Local veterans’ events and reflections accompany the holiday observance.
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Mon morning forecast and court sessions for Ford plot
Showers likely tonight with cooler temperatures tomorrow highs in the 50s and 40s. Lows in the 40s and low 50s with variable winds. Lynette Fromme and Sara Moore, charged in separate 1975 assassination attempts on President Ford, face critical court sessions within 17 days.
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UAW Leader Woodcock Urges Tax Cut and Jobs Plan
United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock calls for a tax cut a public service job program and leadership change to curb unemployment in a rally speech to members. Hubert Humphrey returns to the presidential race as a trusted ally to Democratic hopefuls. AMA backs a choking rescue technique. Karen Ann Quinlan parents skip church praying court case over respirator outcome.
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Sadat begins first U S visit to United States
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat arrived in Williamsburg amid heavy rain and tight security to begin a historic first U S visit. He was greeted by Henry Kissinger, with PLO critics and Arab relations activists present. Sadat rested at the Williamsburg Inn before a White House reception.
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Wendy Yoshimura Aids Hearst Brainwash Claim, Examiner Says
The San Francisco Examiner reports Wendy Yoshimura, Hearst’s roommate during the SLA capture, helped shape Hearst brainwash affidavits and urged Speak Hearst to sign. Hearst’s father heads the Examiner. lawyer Terence Hallinan refused to confirm Yoshimura as sole source.
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