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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1976
Page
6
In a relaxed interview, Ford discusses cooperation with Carter, his pardon decision, healing national divisions, and his view of achievements. He cites Brezhnev talks, southern Africa mediation, and inflation gains, while noting unmet goals like unemployment progress and enduring public letters. He predicts historians will weigh a challenging era.
Alameda County revenue sharing funds support community based programs, rising from 64 to 121 funded in 1973-74 to 1976-77, with $7.1 million requested for 121 programs. County officials note funds increasingly target human services while tax relief and capital outlay decline, amid a debate over fiscal priorities and possible renewal of federal support through 1980-81.
Mrs. Alexandra Dauvergne of Nova Scotia survived a crash during a gas storm near Newburgh on Friday. Police and ambulance crews freed her with a hacksaw, and she was taken to a nearby hospital with a fractured pelvis and leg, now listed in stable condition.
Grounded freighter freed by Coast Guard clears the St. Marys River channel at the Soo Locks as the worst Great Lakes shipping tie up in 50 years eases. More than eight vessels stalled are able to proceed, though many ships remain at anchor or in rock areas. A temporary bottleneck persists with one traffic channel in use while efforts continue to move ships and resume normal flow.
United Steelworkers President T W Abel says he may quit and skip 1977 basic steel contract talks if insurgent Edward Sadlowski wins the USWA presidency in February. Abel, finishing a four year term May 31, denounced Sadlowski as irresponsible and backs Lloyd McBride. If Sadlowski wins and Abel resigns, an interim president would be appointed, possibly Sadlowski. Abel argues a Sadlowski win would undermine his 12 year record and threaten the no strike contract approach, while Sadlowski says Abel would be doing the membership a favor by resigning and vows to pursue different terms.
In Washington a UPI report notes that President states Soviet negotiators are tough but an all out confrontation in one area of the world is not in the best interests. He cautions against assuming a rapid change in Soviet politics and emphasizes careful diplomacy.
President Ford praises Henry Kissinger in a Washington interview, saying he will be remembered as one of the greatest U.S. diplomats. Ford comments on Cyrus Vance succeeding Kissinger, calling the choice good and noting he has known Vance since their law days.
Investigators from three teams hunted Friday night’s explosion at Allied Chemical along the Mississippi River that released chlorine gas and forced about 10 000 residents from their homes. The cloud dissipated overnight, with minor injuries and no long term environmental damage expected, as guards aided evacuations and officials sought the leak’s precise cause.
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