Ford campaign blitz targets Alameda County in California
Ford campaign officials in California push an 11th hour blitz across Alameda County and other counties to mobilize Republican voters and attract crossovers from Democrats. Ken Reitz says Alameda County is crucial with a large GOP base, while Carter aides deny crossovers and plan heavy GOTV efforts in Northern and Southern Alameda County.
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Ford Campaign
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Reitz
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Ielican Party
Nuty Nedonal
Tri-City
Richard Nixon
Tri-Cities
GOP
Alameda
Santa Clara
San Diego
Orange
Yates
Cal Ford
Relix
Los Angeles County
Area
Jim Copeland
Copeland
Dash accuses Ford of misleading Watergate role
Former Senate counsel Sam Dash charged President Ford with misleading statements about his role in blocking an early Watergate probe. Dash cited Ford's claims of being cleared by Levi and the special prosecutor, saying Levi did not investigate and the prosecutor lacked jurisdiction. He noted Carter supported reform, while Ford urged a permanent or temporary prosecutor and new divisions to handle official corruption, highlighting constitutional and practical concerns.
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Citizens’ Committee For Watergate Reform
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Edward Levi
Watergate
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Charles Rulf
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Citizens’ Committee
Henry Ruth
Justice Department
Nixon tied to secret Bahamas bank account claim
IRS informant Norman Casper testified to a House subcommittee that he saw the name Richard Nixon on a printout of Castle Bank and Trust depositors in the Bahamas during the 1972 operation Tradewinds. The testimony, taken Nov 4 1976, sparked conflicting reports about Nixon’s possible offshore accounts.
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Times Syndicate
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Playboy
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Underworld
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Castle Bank and Trust
Ohlone Trustee Attacks Boiler Inspection Initiation
Fremont officials report heated dispute as Ohlone College Trustee Walt Aylward accuses Irene Helm of triggering boiler inspections by state and city agencies. President William Richter confirms OSHA involvement not recently present and disputes claims about who requested the inspection. He notes inspectors were engaged to assess standards and safety.
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Irene Helm
Ohlone
Wlliam Richter
State Division of Industrial Safety
Aylward
Richter
Cal Osha
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OSHA
Occupational Health and Seley Administration
Candidates stump in swing states ahead of election
President Ford and Jimmy Carter campaign through Indiana Ohio New York Pennsylvania and Ohio stressing tax cuts and economic plans. Ford touts a new tax cut while challenging Carter to define his stance. Carter warns of growth targets and promises to curb inflation and unemployment amid crowded rallies and a large Cincinnati parade turnout.
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Texas
Carer
Pat Caddell
California
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Census of pond fish counts variety and release
Workers including Ron Curtis Dwight Pringle John Meehan and Bob Nazur conduct a census in a pond to determine fish number and diversity. After counting the fish are returned unharmed to the pond.
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Dwight Pringle
John Meehan
Bob Nazur
Newark OKs bingo ordinance amid state law alignment
Newark city council approved a bingo ordinance allowing charitable groups to conduct games with no limits on hours or alcohol, aligning with California voter provisions. Only Newark address holders and a few churches likely qualify, under a plan backed by Police Chief Morrison. The measure passed unanimously by three council members and advances to the November 18 meeting.
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Hayward
Morrison
California
Coucil
James Balentine
Shannar Abraham
Shirley Sisk
Fairweather notes and temps in Fretrent
The forecast shows a fair spell through tomorrow with little temperature change. Yesterday the Fretrent high reached 90 degrees and the low settled at 52, indicating warm daytime conditions with cooler nights.
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Murder Epidemic Alarm Reported at Stanford Symposium
SAN FRANCISCO UPI A Stanford psychiatry law professor says Americans faced a murder epidemic of historic scale. Dr Donald T Gunde cites four year totals exceeding Vietnam era deaths with 21 year old killers and 70 percent victims as friends or relatives. Alcohol involvement listed at 50 percent of homicides.
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United States
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