Shriver campaigns at ski areas amid tough day
Democratic candidate Terry Sanford spoke in Durham about full employment and cutting military and welfare spending. His 16 page platform praises leadership to improve disadvantaged schools, oppose forced busing, and reduce gun controls. Separate reports note rising property taxes on a Philadelphia home linked to a local official.
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Cops shoot each other over shared Flint patrol car
Genesee County prosecutors weigh charges after a confrontation between Flint officers Madeline Fletcher and Walter Kalberer over a patrol car. Fletcher, shot in the chest, remains in intensive care. Kalberer injured in the leg, both hospitalized as officers fired during the incident.
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NEA considers endorsing a presidential candidate for 1976
NEA head John Ryer says the seven million member group could endorse a president for the 1976 race. With a substantial political action budget, the NEA would become a new force in U.S. politics though Ryer cautions that backing Ford is unlikely given his education record.
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Editorials Debate FTC Action on Listerine Regulation
James Kilpatrick argues the Federal Trade Commission crackdown on Listerine reflects regulatory excess and bureaucratic bloat. The piece contrasts safeguards with overreach while cautioning readers about unintended market disruption.
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New mail order law affects shipping deadlines
A consumer appealed to Help-Mate after a transmitter device was not received. Repeated inquiries failed to produce the device, but Help-Mate notes a new law taking effect February 2 will require mail order firms to ship within 30 days.
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Israel and Arab gunfire erupts near Misgav Am and Lydda
Reports describe exchanges of fire between Israeli and Arab forces around Misgav Am near the Lebanese border and at Lydda. Separately a Davar interview quotes a participant in Geneva talks stressing UN resolutions and the urgency of advancing a Palestinian state.
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Blue collar mayor takes to streets during strike
Pearce, a blue collar mayor, says he drives a trash truck during the strike and helps plow and clear roads. He notes neighbors and his wife volunteered to help, describing cold, difficult conditions and readiness to mobilize police and fire if needed.
Venetian Hotel Demolished as Progress Forces Move On
A 10 story Venetian Hotel on Biscayne Bay was toppled by a controlled blast watched by nearly 100 spectators after police sealed off approaches to the arc and Venetian Causeway. Built in 1825 by G L Miller, it hosted Rose Bowl dining and later housed Navy training during World War II before bankruptcy in the early 1950s and partial reuse as medical and dental offices in 1964.
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Congressmen packing up for tax paid junkets
Washington reports lawmakers are planning travel abroad during the holiday recess, funded by Uncle Sam. Sen George McGovern and 11 House women will visit Asia and China. Sen Jacob Javits plans a 535,00 trip to South America. Rep Leo Ryan criticizes trips but travels frequently, while others disclose few details. State Department travel office declines to release trip information.
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Fragmentary local notice from California newspaper archive
Fragmented OCR text shows names and addresses linked to a historic California item. References include The Daily Review, March, Hayward and Alameda County. Mentions publishing, rates, and contact details but lacks clear events or outcomes.
Kissinger's list of greatest persons includes Roosevelt and Churchill
Kissinger named Franklin Roosevelt and Churchill among the greatest people of his lifetime. He cited De Gaulle and Adenauer as notable figures, and defined a great person as one who made a decisive difference in his people's history.
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Melernich
Washington Star
Kissinger
de Gaulle
Franklin Roosevelt
Churchill
Adenauer
Foot Drop Plague Spurs Urgent Health Notice
Health columnist Dr. Ralph F. Herndon explains foot drop as a real mobility issue often tied to degenerative conditions. Symptoms include numbness tingling and legs that go to sleep with progressive pain and weakness. early intervention and accurate diagnosis are urged. Dr. Herndon operates a chiropractic office at 1421 B Street Hayward with contact 537-3451.
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