U S considers base in Israel amid Mideast policy shift
U S administration weighs options to reassure Israel including a possible military installation inside Israel or a U S naval base at Haifa as Carter plans a Washington meeting with Prime Minister Begin amid warnings of risks and Soviet-Arab reactions. The plan is one of many ideas to demonstrate firm U S support.
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Caterpillar army swarms through Indiana forests
UPI reports a two inch forest tent caterpillar infestation across south central Indiana. About 34 000 trees, mainly oaks, have died or weakened from defoliation over two years. Officials discuss aerial chemical spraying costing about 250 000 dollars while entomologists note natural predators usually curb outbreaks over time.
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Hayward to host Fourth of July fireworks at Weekes Park
South County unveils a single fireworks display at Weekes Park on Patrick Avenue in Hayward. The event, timed for dusk, celebrates America's independence with local residents urged to attend.
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The Daily Review A consolidation and continuation of The Morning News 7a
The Daily Review continues the Morning News coverage with consolidated local items. It preserves regional updates, brief notices, and community reports in a steady weekday format. News items include civic notices, sports snippets, and short features reflecting local interests.
Tax fight presses on Practicing what he prints
Lynn Boomershine an Oakland based real estate broker living in Fremont has funded thousands of copies of letters to city and county leaders urging restraint on property taxes. The effort reached hundreds of homeowners sending 200 letters to officials in three days while Newark and Fremont officials grapple with a rising tax burden and a national poll showing property tax as the most resented tax in the West.
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San Leandro woman repairs wind torn flags for Red Cross
Martha Rindler, 77, of San Leandro, repairs wind torn American flags for the Oakkind South County chapter of the American Red Cross with a rebuilt vintage sewing machine. She has done this for seven years, estimating 20 to 30 flags fixed, while also volunteering for Oakland's International Institute and the City of San Leandro. She and her late husband ran a wholesale business in East Oakland before his death in 1966.
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JFK killing recreated in Hollywood film
A Hollywood film company recreates Joan F. Kennedy s assassination in Dallas, yielding spectators a eerie sense of deja vu as the scene plays out on screen.
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