U.S. official accused of halting refugee airlift at Tan Son Nhut
World Airways President Ed Daly said an air attache in Saigon ordered South Vietnamese officials to shoot down any planes taking refugees from Tan Son Nhut Airport. Daly reported that DC8 and a second aircraft returned to Japan empty, despite a plan to evacuate up to 1,000 or 730 refugees. He described calls to Col. McCurdy and sent a protest telegram to President Ford.
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Japan
UPI
World Airways
Ed Daly
U.S
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Tan, Son Nhut
Daly
Tokyo
Vietnam
McCurdy
Cal
da Nang
Mc. Cardy
Ford
Cambodia
Nimitz Freeway Jam After 1700-Gallon Fuel Spill
Daily Review reporter Karen Holameister endures a five hour, citywide traffic standstill on the Nimitz Freeway as a tanker spill near Oakland triggers gridlock from 66th Avenue to Marina Boulevard. The piece recounts the crush of cars, shifting lanes, and driver confusion during the dramatic closure.
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Daily Review
Karen Holameister
San Leandro
66Th Avenue
Oakland
Marina Boulevard
Oakland Coliseum Complex
California Department of Transportation
Hegenberger Road
Hegenberger
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Fredric March dies at 77 after cancer battle
Los Angeles reports actor Fredric March, a two time Oscar winner and renowned stage and screen star, died at Mt. Sinai Hospital at age 77 after a two year cancer fight. His wife Florence Eldridge was at his bedside. his last appearance was in a film version of The Iceman Cometh.
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Talking Pictures
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Fremont finalist makes case for superintendent post
Dr. Donald Todd, Cupertino Union SD superintendent finalist for Fremont Unified, addressed about 60 residents at a meet the public session. He advocated community involvement, urged rapid financial management, and supported eventual collective bargaining for teachers. He would start with a community needs assessment and evaluate central administration before changes.
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Donald Todd
Fremont Unified School District
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Fremont
Phil Brazil
David Baker
Exnery Unified
Wayne Ferguson
Palmdale
Fremont Blvd
Council weighs naming Cann School and park memorial
Union City officials discussed naming the Hop Ranch Road school and a nearby park after former Police Chief William Cann who was assassinated last summer. Mayor Kitayama seeks park naming with Parks Commission and regional district input while avoiding tying the name to a civic center ballot issue. Cann served since 1973 and died after a June 1 shooting following a coma.
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Hop Ranch
William Cann
Council
New Haven
Tom Kitayama
Cann
Kitayama
Parks and Recreation Commission
Department
Carrows
Ease Bay Tegional Park
Bill Cann
Civic Center
30 Minutes a Week Fitness Plan for Everyday Maintenance
The article outlines three fitness levels and a 3 minute a day program for general maintenance. It emphasizes integrating simple habits into daily life to preserve function and prevent deterioration. It lists actions to increase mobility, movement, and heart rate with practical daily targets.
Gloomy Weather Forecast for South County
Weathermen predict a 70 percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow with continued cool temperatures. Thunderstorms and freezing conditions at the 2000 foot level are possible, with highs in the mid 50s and winds light. More weather details on page 18.
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