12 Dec 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1976
Page
1
A Temple University survey of 188 shopping centers finds teens favor shopping and browsing as the latest social craze. Millison notes boredom drives teens to centers, using them mainly as a place to go.
Phil Smith scored 51 points helping the Golden State Warriors beat the Houston Rockets 124 to 112 at the Coliseum Arena. He matched his career high, going 18 of 33 from the floor and 5 of 20 at the free throw line while the team played the final minutes without Rick Barry. The win boosts a late surge as Golden State stays in the hunt.
President Ford says he is not bitter about losing to Carter and will leave the White House with his chin up. In a first post election interview with UPI he outlines plans for college work, philanthropy, business, politics, and writing, stressing no firm commitments before January 20 and a continued influence in the Republican Party.
Authorities report multiple discoveries of arms and explosives across Lancaster Ontario and Wrightwood, totaling several tons. Suspect Donald D. Wiggins, 41, of Ontario, was detained after guiding investigators to a desert site near Lancaster. A military helicopter surveyed the area for further stockpiles as officials warn of a possible organized plot to overthrow the government.
President-elect Jimmy Carter screens prospective officeholders with Mondale and Hamilton Jordan bouncing names by telephone. Carter plans announcements by Tuesday while weighing James Schlesinger for joint Energy Admin and ERDA chief, a move that could reshape federal energy agencies. Carter continues interviews in Atlanta and Washington this week.
Alameda County faces a philosophical fight over federal revenue-sharing funds with the board weighing whether to cut tax relief aid of 6.1 million dollars to bolster human services or distribute funds over two years or seek alternative federal money. County staff emphasize tax relief avoids higher property taxes while noting community programs deliver more services for less money. Local taxpayers association urges increasing tax relief to 6.5 million, warning higher taxes otherwise.
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