Bay Area family finds middle ground in Livermore housing
Fred and Sue Dorman live in a new Livermore Valley three bedroom home bought for 79000 with a 11249 annual budget. They describe a moderate life with a 11600 dollar income, commuting to Oakland, spending on a pool, groceries, and occasional dining out while preserving hopes to move to Twain Harte as a future silversmith. They view the investment as a pathway to stability and possible profit in ten years.
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Cambodia rebels launch major offensive near Phnom Penh
Cambodian insurgents opened their biggest assault since the end of U.S. bombing firing rockets at Phnom Penh airport and pressing a siege at Kompong Cham. In nearby South Vietnam, government artillery pounded Communist positions near Hue as the cease-fire vote neared.
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Ex POW asserts no U.S. prisoners left in North Vietnam
LAS VEGAS Nev AF Brig Gen John Flynn the senior former POW at a Red River Valley Fighter Pilots Association reunion said he believes no Americans remain held in North Vietnam He praised the government accounting as monumentally thorough noting he was shot down in 1967 and released in March Flynn promoted to brigadier general after his release about 250 of the River Rats attended the reunion where many had been jailed in North Vietnam camps
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Record industry kickback probe intensifies in Newark
Federal prosecutors widen a multimillion dollar inquiry into possible kickbacks and tax violations in the record industry. The investigation, led by U.S. Attorney’s Office in Newark, targets Columbia Records and other majors with subpoenas to multiple labels and radio stations. A related case involves Stax Records facing alleged kickbacks linked to distributor dealings, signaling a broad, secretive probe touching several firms and executives.
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Egypt Libya merger talks cast doubt on Sept. first date
Political sources say Libyan Col. Maatamar Khadafy arrived in Cairo for talks with Egyptian leaders on a planned Egypt Libya merger. The discussion focused on Islamic law opposition and the timetable, with Sept. 1 set as the merger date but uncertain amid differences resurfacing after Khadafy's June and July visits.
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