Parliament votes to join European Common Market
London reports that Parliament approved Prime Minister Edward Heath's bid for membership in the European Economic Community by a 966 to 244 vote. The decision ends Britain's isolation, joining the six-member bloc with France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg. Heath hailed the historic move as shaping Britain's future.
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Blizzard paralyzes extensive West with heavy snowstorm
A severe blizzard paralyzed the mountain West on Thursday, stranding hundreds of motorists along a 400 mile stretch of Interstate 8 as snowdrifts rose and temperatures plunged. Snowplows struggled, a driver died in a collision, and many hunters were marooned while schools closed and weather warnings spread from Utah to Nebraska. Meanwhile in Colorado a Cessna carrying six iced-up wings crashed after takeoff without injuries. Montana saw near zero readings, and the East enjoyed warm Sunny skies.
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Boege wary of new super sewer plan and costs
Boege voices concerns about a proposed super sewer plan duplicating Bay Delta concepts with an underwater pipeline to the Central Bay. He notes the South Bay report mainly adds a cost breakdown, estimating up to 580 million dollars in capital expenditures over 30 years.
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Obituary for Phila mena Garcia in Fremont
Requiem Mass for Phila mena Garcia 87 of Oakland will be offered at Yoly Spirit Catholic Church Fremont at 9 a.m. tomorrow She was a native of Union City Survivors include brother William Garcia of Fremont and sisters Marian a Bettencourt of Fremont and nate Vasconcellos of Pak and The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary Burial will be at Holy Spirit Cemetery Fremont DEATH NOTICE aE Gena FPENES Seetione in Fremont October Th Entored wife of the late Fhentas Stree of Sen lores loving mother of Wart Esther Siathgopandet A Fremont devoid sister of Jomas ooiby Al tha St Thay Greek Deihedoe Cuirch and SSA OGTOSER 2% B71 1
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Indian health report cites 20 million with YD diseases
A government committee said 20 million people in India have general diseases, about 4 percent of the population, and blamed medical schools for insufficient time on health issues. It noted skin and venereal diseases were not given enough undergraduate training time despite patient need.
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Federal appeals court refuses delay on Alaska nuclear test
A U S federal appeals court refused to grant a stay delaying the five megaton underground test codenamed Gannikin planned near Amchitka Alaska set for early November. The court ordered disclosure of secret environmental studies but left the decision to a district judge and possible Supreme Court review. President Nixon authorized the AEC to conduct the test, part of the Spartan ABM system program potentially affecting wildlife and coastal areas.
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Sterility measures and politics clash in controversial reports
Fragmented OCR summarizes sterilization drive claims by a humane movement amid debate over pregnancy prevention and government secrecy. It also notes a court ruling on executive privilege and a nuclear test decision by the Atomic Energy Commission, stressing environmental safeguards and national security priorities.
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Secret wedding law signed by Governor Reagan
California moves to allow common law couples to wed secretly. Gov Ronald Reagan signed the bill permitting cohabiting partners to marry by a clergyman with the marriage certificate kept confidential at the county clerk’s office. Supporters say many couples prefer not to reveal they were not previously married.
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Youth pleads not guilty in two Slayings
A California youth, Teal Floyd Barlac, 7, of Sunnyvale, pleaded innocent in Jackson County Circuit Court to first degree murder in the September shooting deaths of Adolf Larson, 76, and Isabelle in the Grants Pass area. A second youth, Larry Marlin Capile, 16, Mountain View, had his hearing continued to November 3 as his attorney appeals a transfer to adult court.
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Senate backs eight-county Bay Area planning agency
The Senate approved a measure to form a development and conservation planning agency for eight Bay Area counties led by Assemblyman John T. Knox. The bill, 21-11, returns to the Assembly with major amendments. it requires voters in all eight counties to approve creation before formation and would oversee regional plans for transportation open space and environmental quality with 77 trustees including elected officials and appointees.
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Huge federal fine sought over dock slowdown in Bay Area
The federal government urged a judge to levy a 250000 dollar daily fine on West Coast longshoremen, the International Longshoremen's Association, and the Pacific Maritime Association for defying the Taft Hartley back to work order. The dispute centers on union hiring hall practices and the use of steady men, with operations in Oakland and Los Angeles hampered and military cargo at risk.
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Senate bids to cut U N funds face Senate clash
Senators debate trimming U N funding as anti American sentiment surfaces in the chamber. Amendments targeting Chiang Kai shek government finances seek to reduce U S contributions, with Buckley’s proposal among those first discussed and some members pledging to vote against it as a protest. The UN fund is only partially covered by this bill, with other legislation covering the rest.
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Suspect Sought in Farmington Murder Case
A couple were killed by shotgun blasts through a bedroom window on Thursday in Farmington, while three neighbors were found uninjured and another house was burned nearby. Authorities filed first degree murder charges against Eugene Wright in connection with the case.
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Newark council debates topless ban and local development
Newark council weighs a proposed topless and atomless entertainment ban while debating Thornton Avenue business district plans. Transamerica Development seeks 283 apartment units on The Lake site, approved unanimously. Investigators probe a Chalk Hill fire and triple homicide, with Wright the prime suspect. The Parsons family tragedy includes a newborn unharmed in a crib, and Jordan relatives identified among the dead. Authorities caution about probate and property ties to the Wright household.
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Fremont water district candidate shifts stance on attorneys
Fremont Alameda County Water District candidate John Lavely reverses his earlier critique of the district’s lawyers. In a recent interview he rebuked the board for hiring different lawyers for lawsuits and suggested saving money by replacing the current attorney with a legal secretary. Regular counsel Gene Rhodes, Fremont city councilman, remains the board’s trusted attorney amid talk of separate attorneys for each suit.
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