Ford picks Dole for running mate at convention
President Ford named Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas as his running mate at a news conference, saying he is thrilled to have Dole join the ticket against Jimmy Carter. Reagan declined the VP offer but discussion continued, with draft hopes from Reagan supporters and ongoing convention intrigue.
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Kansas
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Bob Dale
Reagan
Bob Beckham
Georgia
Beckham
Ford Reagan End Rivalry To Seek Joint Victory
Ford and Reagan, after a grudging campaign standoff, pledged to work together. Ford visited Reagan at his hotel then held a news conference to declare unity and support to defeat the Democrats. Reagan acknowledged the pact as party factions set aside bitter differences.
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Kansas City
UPI
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Alameda Plaza
The Daily Review Consolidates Morning News in Hayward
The Daily Review continues The Morning News lineage in Hayward California. The edition circulates Thursday with price 15 cents. reads as a merged local paper providing continued coverage and community notices for residents.
Intrepid Fremont Boy Fishes Crawdads Despite Rain
Eight year old Aubra DeShazo of Fremont pursues crawdad fishing during late summer vacation. He wears rain hat to cope with drizzle, having endured a soggy head from the day before while remaining unfazed by wet clothes in pursuit of a couple of crawdads.
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Aubra DeShazo
Fremont
Convicted forger heads local job training program
The Hayward based South County Manpower Consortium, which recently received 160 dollars in federal funds, faces scrutiny over its operations and funding decisions. Its administrator, Charles Claiborne, resigned from a prior agency in 1970 amid fund handling questions and later was convicted in 1972 for forging checks totaling 5175 dollars to an Oakland consultant. ACAP began weekly monitoring of the consortium’s federally funded programs.
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Monterey County
South County Manpower Consortium
Ransortium
Daily Review
Charles
Clabhorne
Alameda County
Economic Opportunity Agency
Clahinen
Johns
Oakland
Clabsome
Associated Community Action Program
Alameda County Training and Employment Board
ACAP
Cockatoo Saving Rescue Ends 90 Day Quarantine Plan
Daphne Morris, an Australia native war bride, wins reprieve for her Sulfur Crested Cockatoo Cockie after a Hawaii delay threatened death. Regulators required a 90 day quarantine not previously communicated by Australian officials or the U S consulate, forcing rapid calls across Australia Hawaii and the United States to secure the bird's future. Cockie was spared only after a frantic push by family and authorities.
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Pleasanton
Australia
Hawaii
United States
Daphne Morris
Cockie
Mrs. Morris
Rain drenches South County crops and breaks August records
Rain that began last weekend drenched South County, shattering August records and harming hay crops in Livermore while jeopardizing harvest-ready cucumbers in Fremont and wine grapes in Livermore, Pleasanton, and Fremont. Alameda County officials warn the dry spell may worsen, with rainfall amounts exceeding normal early-season figures and Niles reporting the longest record of 90 years.
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Livermore
Fremont
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Faire Weather Anticipated Tomorrow With Showers Tonight
The weatherman promises fair and warmer weather tomorrow with a chance of rain tonight at 50 percent. Temperatures are expected to range in the 70s to low 80s with light winds. More weather on page 31.
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