Army Major Albert Carlson Reflects On Homecoming
In a wide interview with The Daily Review Major Albert E. Carlson and his wife Nancy discuss life after 11 months in a Viet Cong prison camp. The couple describe joys and challenges of rebuilding family life and his notable adaptability and resilience.
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Albert E. Carlson
The
Daily Review
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Ed Carlson
Regional Citizens Forum Forms in Bay Area
The Regional Citizens Forum an effort by nine Bay Area counties begins operations as 400 members meet in San Francisco to elect officers and set regional issues. Task force head Al Redd of Fremont led a yearlong effort funded by the Association of Bay Area Governments to involve average citizens in regional problem solving.
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Regional Citizens Forum
Bay Area
San Francisco
al Redd
Fremont
Association of Bay Area Governments
People misled on busing, survey finds
The U S Civil Rights Commission reports 2008 interviews by Opinion Research Corp show a public misbelief that busing lowers white students’ education quality and raises costs. The panel says the public urgently needs accurate information on busing effects to balance schools.
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U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N.J
Nasionvide
Nuclear power not answer to future California energy needs
The Reagan administration energy report says California cannot rely on nuclear power to meet rising demand, which could double by 1985. The 69 page Division of Oil and Gas study lists nuclear as only one option and notes major technological and economic hurdles make fusion unlikely as a practical energy source within 15 years.
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Oil and Gas
California
State Division of Oil and Gas
Forgotten Viet returnees face stark homecoming scene
GIs stepping from the freedom birds receive a curt welcome at Travis APB. Crumpled khaki uniforms, red white and blue bunting decor, and cameras pointed away reflect a cold, processing driven return. Unlike POWs later treated with fanfare, these soldiers confront a muted, unglamorous homecoming.
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United States
Vietnam
Travis Apb
U.S. Seeks World Monetary Crisis Relief Amid Market Talks
United States ready to help resolve the global monetary crisis if the European Common Market grants concessions. Treasury Secretary Schalter proposes relaxed tariff controls and greater access for American farm goods as finance ministers from 14 wealthy non Communist nations meet in Paris. The nine Common Market nations plan a separate Sunday session to prepare concrete proposals for the Paris talks.
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U.S. Treasury
George P. Schaltz
Paris
Hayward California Vol BO No 149 114 Pages
Local newspaper page header from Hayward California announces volume and issue details with page count and price. The fragment lists a telephone number and a general callout for the edition, indicating standard paper masthead information.
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Hayward, California
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