Senate vote keeps issue alive Lockheed loan survives key test
The Senate defeated an amendment to delay a 256 million government guaranteed loan for Lockheed Aircraft Corp, a key Nixon administration win. The bill would authorize two billion in loans for distressed firms, with a veto provision to apply after Oct 1. Lockheed risks bankruptcy if the Aug 86 deadline passes. Rolls-Royce engine subsidies and Proxmire criticism framed the partisan clash as aerospace workers urged action.
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Boy Found Alive After 11 Days On Casper Mountain
Kevin Dye, 9, who wandered from his Casper, Wyoming family July 18, was located after 11 days in rugged Casper Mountain terrain. He appeared well and was airlifted to safety, with searchers detailing a wide 10 square mile area and use of dogs, infra red gear, and helicopters in the relief operation.
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UTU rejects binding arbitration in rail strike
The United Transportation Union rejects a government bid for binding arbitration in a rail strike that has halted about 20 percent of U S rail traffic. UTA president Charles Luna denounces government interference and warns Congress may act to end the walkout as unions and rail firms clash over work rules.
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Lost girls found safe after five days in Oregon forest
Three teen age girls missing in the Cascade wilderness were found alive near Three Sisters area after five days. April Gail Davis 16 Newark New Jersey, Rita Arm Byrne 17 Newark, and Vicky Lin Critchfield 18 Santa Barbara California were rescued late Monday. a helicopter pilot waved before driving away, leading rescuers to locate them.
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Cloudy Outlook For Tomorrow With Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for persistent clouds and a bleak day for sun worshippers with a high in the low 70s and a tonight low around the mid 50s. Westerly winds from 10 to 20 mph are expected tomorrow afternoon. More weather on page 29.
Fremont Hikes Trash Pickup Fee and Franchise Agreement
Fremont council last night ratified a 70 cent monthly raise to trash pickup rates effective immediately, with an added 40 cent shift for Hayward residents. The action also confirmed a 10 year franchise with East Bay Disposal Co. Oakland Scavenger Co. South County affiliate, while Hayward eyed a $2.40 monthly rate with scheduled increases through 1978.
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Dissidents exit Highlands Street assessment district
Hayward city council approved boundary changes by 6-1 allowing single family areas on Morse Court Modoc Avenue and part of Highland Boulevard to leave the Ab street improvement zone. They will also hear a separate request from nine parcels on Hayward Boulevard to follow the same exit after splits near Modoc street.
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Apollo on schedule despite troubles on lunar approach
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 18 astronauts Daval Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worded faced minor system glitches including a broken glass piece and a voltage drop. Flight director Glynn Lun key said issues were non threatening as the crew rested after delays and prepared for a six day lunar stay near the Moon.
Newark school bond plan heads to November vote
Newark voters will decide in November on a 4 million bond to bolster the Newark Unified School District and seek 5.5 million in state aid. Trustees set a tentative November 30 election date and say passage of both measures is needed to reinstate the district’s participation in the state building program.
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