Carter Meets Catholic Bishops on Abortion Issue
Washington reports that President Carter failed to win Catholic bishops over on abortion, leaving him disappointed as a campaign issue. Archbishop Bernardin said the position is unsatisfactory and the bishops will seek a meeting with President Ford. The encounter echoed Kennedy's 1960 approach to church leaders but produced little change in policy stance.
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Fremont school business manager May resign tonight
Fremont School District’s business manager Phi Wagner, hired a year ago to fix finances after the 1974 scandal, will announce his resignation tonight. He is taking a higher paying post as business manager of Oakland public schools, among the nation’s 25 largest districts. Wagner cited professional advancement and a challenging year as reasons, saying the district is now sound but still needs work to implement court-recommended reforms.
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Vincent yard raid nets pot in Fremont home
Police served a search warrant at Irene Vincent's home and found 13 marijuana plants growing in the back yard among zucchini corn and grapes at 36963 Montecita Drive. No charges filed yet but a complaint will be sought from the district attorney. Vincent formerly led People for Better Water and narrowly lost a county supervisor race.
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Weather Brief for Fre mont Area
The forecast calls for fair weather through tomorrow with little temperature change. Yesterday's high reached 93 degrees Fahrenheit and the low was 65 in Fre mont.
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Scientists urge regulating spray can use by 1978
San Francisco UPI reports a UC Irvine scientist backs regulation of spray can gases, arguing substantial risk to the ozone layer and urging action by 1973 while DuPont cautions delaying bans until questions are answered. Other notes include a GM catalytic converter study showing lower sulfuric acid emissions but potential inhalation risks, with NAS expected to release a comprehensive report next week.
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Irish leader seeks emergency powers to crush IRA
Irish Prime Minister Liam Cosgrave urged Parliament to declare a national emergency and grant broad powers to defeat the IRA. He cited an armed conspiracy against democracy and proposed new security measures, while opposition figures urged restraint and sought amendments. Bills would permit seven day detentions and expand police powers, prompted by Dublin court bombing and the murder of a British ambassador.
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Super sewer to hit taxpayers in South County
The $14 million regional sewer project in Southern Alameda County will raise sewer bills as five agencies seek funding. Union Sanitary District faces a $10.8 million bond plan with front money and higher sewer fees, while Hayward must approve a $2.4 million revenue bond to cover construction and front money. residents in San Leandro San Lorenzo Ashland Castro Valley Hayward Fremont Newark Union City will confront higher charges.
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