Carter takes oath and walks to White House in inaugural parade
Washington UPI reports Jimmy Carter took the oath as 39th president and chose to walk 1.2 miles with wife to the White House, braving cold winds while crowds cheered. He urged Americans to seek humility mercy and justice, promising a new spirit for the nation.
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McAlister pushes bills to revive California death penalty
Assemblyman McAlister of San Jose introduced AB240 to revive the death penalty, identical to SB1055 by George Deukmejian in the Senate. Both are urgency measures requiring two-thirds votes and aim to take effect quickly with possible gubernatorial override. The bills outline death penalty for multiple murder-related crimes and provide life without parole as an alternative, with hearings to follow.
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Fremont planners push density floor for multi family housing
Fremont city planners proposed a minimum density floor on multifamily parcels to keep housing affordable amid rising prices. The plan would require building at an average of 8 percent of the density range for parcels zoned 11 to 35 units per acre, sparking public debate and further study before action.
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Miami Snow For First Time Shocks Citrus and Power Grid
An arctic blast brought rare snow to Miami and central Florida, decimating citrus crops, triggering gas and power shortages, and forcing mass layoffs across the region. Emergency measures and price hikes ripple through Florida and nearby states, with manufacturing and fishing industries hit hard.
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Tokyo Rose pardon linked to World War II figure
President Ford pardons Iva Toguri D Aquino known as Tokyo Rose. A San Leandro couple faces a sting over a six month old daughter sale to an undercover agent. Jakarta floods force evacuations of 100000 people as Indonesia battles worst deluge in a century. Weather outlook notes sprinkles in South County with high clouds and cool lows.
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