Hoffa comments on death and bodyguards in Playboy feature
Hoffa asserted Frank Fitzsimmons lacks the clout to kill him and dismissed bodyguards as unnecessary. Playboy’s December issue quotes him saying only a liar needs protection. The piece notes 1975 saw many antismoking measures with 38 states enacting 56 laws.
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Franco rallies after surgery amid optimism and grave condition
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, shows no new internal bleeding after emergency operation to save his life at La Paz hospital. Doctors warn days are numbered as aides try to maintain morale following a very grave prognosis.
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Citywide blackout recounts ten year remembrance
Ten years ago today a massive power failure plunged 30 million people in the northeastern United States and Canada into darkness. The November evening outage began around 5 28 p m as hundreds of thousands of workers tried to leave offices and commuters faced delays in subways and on trains.
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Hearst expected to plead innocent in robbery case
Patricia Hearst faces trial on robbery charges with her attorney Albert Johnson signaling a possible surprise at tomorrow's appearance. Johnson seeks a two month delay, while prosecutors push to start before year’s end, as page 3 coverage notes.
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Emissaries Meet Over Sahara Crisis In Moroccan Tension
King Hassan receives two Spanish emissaries as Morocco seeks a peaceful path in the Spanish Sahara dispute. Thousands of noncombatants flood the territory in a bid to influence control while Spain appears to prepare for possible armed response.
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FTC weighs breakup of General Motors Corp
The federal government eyes antitrust action against General Motors Corp the world’s largest automaker with nearly 22 billion dollars in sales last year. FTC chairman Lewis A Engman declines comment noting ongoing investigations across the commission and the Justice Department.
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Stanford Upsets USC In Narrow Rose Bowl Bid Knockout
Stanford Cardinals pull a 31 yard field goal as time expires to upset USC 1 0 10 and end the Trojans Rose Bowl hopes. Mike Langford, a senior from Atwater, lines up the kick after Savann Thompson intercepts Vince Evans at the USC 28 with 59 seconds left, setting up the decisive score.
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Cal Holds Off Huskies 27 24 at Memorial Stadium
California defeats Washington 27 to 24 as quarterback Joe Roth avoids a late mistake. Dan Lloyd intercepts a fourth quarter pass intended for Chuck Muncie and returns it to the Cal 31, setting up a final Cal stand.
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Realistic view of SWAT shifts gear for urban guerrilla threat
Local law enforcement rejects the glamorous TV image of SWAT. Alameda County officials describe SRU tactics as life saving and necessary, noting urban guerrilla threats have evolved with bombs and hostage scenarios. Fremont already runs an operational Special Services Unit while other agencies train and expand anti terror readiness.
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