County currents Claustrophobia at courthouse
The columnist notes changes at the Alameda County courthouse as offices shrink and walls rise. Supervisors Murphy Bates and others adjust spaces amid worries of privacy and noise. A separate item reports the State Bar of California pursuing divorce kit providers Noonan J. Corey and Sandra Corey. Alameda County employees seek union unity with SEIU, while officials push tree clearance for fire risk and plans to replace hydrants amid drought-era concerns.
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Argentina’s nine presidential hopefuls head to general vote
Buenos Aires voters will choose from nine candidates, led by Hector Campora of Perón’s Justicialista Liberation Front. The army promises a peaceful transition on May 25, with votes requiring compulsory participation for Argentines over 18 and penalties for noncompliance. If no candidate clears 50 percent, a runoff follows in April.
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Free concert by local school bands at Livermore
East Avenue School Band and Granada High School Wind Ensemble join Chabot College Band for a free concert today at 2 p.m. in the Athlitarium to Maynard. Directors include Howard Vierra Dan Goulart and Eliott Cramean. Selections include works by Carter Tchaikowsky Men delain Rossiti and more.
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US troop total in Vietnam near withdrawal deadline
Saigon reports 7,456 American troops remain in Vietnam with under three weeks until the March 28 Paris armistice deadline. Brigadier General Wickham said allied withdrawals are 75 percent complete as the war zone count traces from January 28 when 23,414 Americans were present.
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Pompidou urges voters to back right in runoff
President Georges Pompidou made an eleventh hour appeal to about 20 million of France's 30 million registered voters urging them to consider the consequences of a leftist victory in Sunday's parliamentary runoff. He warned that a Socialist Communist win could cost France freedom and sever alliances, contrasting Marxist communism with the rest of Europe.
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U.S. presses Europe on trade concessions amid crisis
U S officials in Brussels and Paris floated linking farm and industrial exports to European tariff cuts and lower barriers as part of a broader push to stabilize the world monetary crisis. Treasury Secretary Shultz said Washington seeks a better deal for U S farmers and goods in exchange for cooperation, while Europe weighs concessions ahead of a September global talks session.
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Civilian POW files suit for divorce in Chambersburg
Norman Krookens, 47, former Agency for International Development employee, filed for divorce in Chambersburg alleging adultery and charging his wife with embezzling over 110,000 dollars. He was held as a UPD-A civilian prisoner by the Viet Cong for nearly five years.
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Bermuda Governor and aide shot at Government House
Bermuda governor Sir Richard Sharples and Capt. Hugh Sayers were killed Saturday night near Government House as they walked after a private dinner. Police said the double slaying occurred about 11:45 p.m. A guard was on site when the shooting happened.
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Nuclear power not cureall for state energy demands
California faces an energy crisis with oil and gas under pressure and a reliance on oil remaining pivotal through 1985. A state report warns nuclear fusion and other exotic sources will not meet demand in the near term, urging cautious expansion of energy sources and awareness of environmental and economic constraints.
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