Weekend events around South County bright and varied
South County offers a day of family friendly events including a Reader's Theater at San Lorenzo Library, a last performance of The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon, Marigolds at Fremont Community Theater, and Junior Olympics at Laney College. Also on tap are card and dance recitals, a laser light concert, a sandcastle contest at Crown Beach, a Day in the Sea concert at Concord Pavilion, and a weather outlook predicting mostly sunny skies with light morning clouds and high in the 70s.
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Freight train collision in Minnesota triggers evacuations
A northbound Missouri Pacific freight train rammed a southbound train in Nellyville, causing 79 derailed cars and three locomotives. A deadly gas leak threatened a tank car of vinyl chloride and forced the evacuation of nearly 400 residents. Explosions and fires followed, with two crew members on the northbound train sustaining minor injuries.
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Nellyville
Souri Pacific
General reprimanded for comments on possible U S war involvement
Lt General Donn A Larry faced a reprimand after remarks on U S involvement in a Sino Russian or Middle East war raised concerns. Army Secretary Clifford L Alexander, Gen Bernard Rogers, and Gen Starry discussed the lapse, with Starry awaiting a four star promotion while Senate action faced delays due to Gary Hart's reservations. The White House declined comment.
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Dcolo
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Korea
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White House
Tax sharing Among Area Cities Pondered
ABAG staff weigh tax base sharing to equalize revenue among Bay Area cities. Proposals would let cities with shopping centers or large industrial zones share sales tax or tax base gains. The idea, tested in Minneapolis St Paul since 1971, reemerges in regional discussions.
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Bay Area
Association of Bay Area Governments
Pew
Minneapolis St. Paul
House Votes to Bar Federal Abortions Funding
The House approved a 201 to 155 vote to ban federal funds for abortions for poor women, part of a $61.2 billion bill for Labor, HEW in fiscal 1978. The Hyte amendment forbids funding even when a mother’s life is at risk, a point of intense debate among lawmakers and activists.
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UPI
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Bell
Panel backs scaled back industrial energy tax plan
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a pared down energy tax aimed at industry and utilities, reducing the scope of oil and gas levies to spur coal use. The vote was 19 to 1 with Burleson voting no. The panel cut proposed rates and added exemptions while keeping a sizable revenue forecast and potential energy savings uncertain. A separate weatherization bill advanced in the House Banking Committee, but did not reach the Commerce energy subcommittee’s broader aims.
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UPI
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See and Means
Carter
Burleson
Tex
Carer
Bilion
House Banking Committee
House Commerce Committee
Energy Subcommittee
Fremont to Launch Community Anti Crime Program
The Fremont Police Department unveils a citizen driven anti crime plan led by Gary Anderson. Residents join four sector committees in Niles Irvington Cer Fremont to patrol nights learn police operations and report issues. Veterans officers remain on call while video tapes aid trainings and neighborhood alert teams absorb most work.
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Gary Anderson
Anderson
Niles
Irvington
Cer‘erville
Warm Springs Mission San Jose
Ray and six others segregated after failed prison escape
Ray James Earl and six accomplices faced two hour disciplinary hearings at Brushy Mountain State Prison. They were placed in administrative segregation for an indefinite period and will lose recreational privileges, prison jobs, and cafeteria visits. They also received extra “honor time” and effect on parole eligibility, with further criminal trial dates pending. The plan was thwarted, leaving the men in general population due to overcrowding.
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UPI
James Earl Ray
Herman Wayland
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Douglas Shetton
Esch
Seger
Howe
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