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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1976
Page
4
President Gerald Ford reflects on his tenure noting healing of American division as his greatest achievement. He cites progress toward Middle East peace, southern Africa mediation, and inflation battle, while acknowledging limited employment gains and views historians as judging his 1974-77 era as a record of achievement amid tough times.
County documents show revenue-sharing funds rising from 2.8 million for 61 programs in 1973-74 to 7.1 million for 121 programs as community-based efforts expand. The Revenue Sharing Review Board urges directing funds to human services, while tax relief and capital outlay compete for attention amid looming federal renewals and job-creation goals.
Mrs. Alexandra Trauvergne of Halifax crashed her light pane in a field in Newburgh during a storm. She was cut from the wreckage by police and ambulance crews, rushed to hospital with fractures to pelvis and leg, and is reported in stable condition.
Limited shipping resumes on the St Marys River after the Curl's Victory was freed by the Coast Guard Mackinaw. Over two days of effort unloaded part of its 2800 tons of taconite. traffic, slowed by ice, faced new bottlenecks and a one channel operation near Soo Locks.
President Ford told UPI Kissinger ranks as one of the finest secretaries of state. He predicted Kissinger will be remembered as a top diplomat in U.S. history. Ford also commented on Carter’s choice of Cyrus Vance as Kissinger’s successor, calling it a good appointment.
Investigators from Allied, OSHA, and the EPA probed a chlorine gas leak at Allied Chemical along the Mississippi River Friday night. The cloud forced evacuation of about 10,000 people, with 4,000 residents and 6,000 Southern University students moved out, until wind dispersed the cloud. No major injuries reported. tank repairs began as officials sought the precise cause and future prevention measures.
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