Ford cleared in campaign fund investigation
Washington The White House said President Ford did not misuse campaign funds while a Michigan congressman and a Watergate probe into the matter has ended Special Watergate Prosecutor Charles Ruff announced the inquiry is closed The statement noted no corroboration of the allegations and no evidence of other legal violations Ruff did not address a separate claim by Rep John Conyers regarding other actions in 1973
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City may benefit from Guard move
Hayward officials face mixed impact as an eight man Air National Guard unit at the Hayward Air Terminal will relocate to Moffett Field near Mountain View in January 1978. Loss of about 190 full time civilian jobs concerns the city while remaining hangars and facilities may be repurposed, with some urging to retain the 12th group if possible. Guard officials cite economy and efficiency, noting Hayward's runways are too short for fully fueled turbojets and planes must divert to refuel elsewhere. Council members push to study the move and hear the reasons before acting.
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Newark Councilman Shaanav Abraham theft charge reduced
Newark City Councilman Shaanav Abraham had a felony grand theft charge reduced to a misdemeanor after a preliminary hearing. The case concerns $1,622 in checks alleged to be from the Other Place liquor store on Cedar Boulevard, held in escrow during a court-ordered judgment. The defense questioned guilt, noting the checks did not belong to the shopping center owners and stating the store’s escrow status prevented attachment by creditors.
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Plane slams into Bolivian school killing many
A Miami based cargo Boeing 707 crashed after takeoff at Santa Cruz Bolivia destroying a school and a soccer field. The toll ranged from 60 to 100 with 65 bodies in the city morgue and crews searching wreckage. Aircraft leased to Tloyd Aero Boliviano, linked to Jet Power Inc. Local officials, police, and troops battled fires and aided survivors as President Banzer flew to Santa Cruz.
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Ford Rolls Up Sleeve for Flu Shot Plan
President Ford received a swine flu shot at the White House to back a nationwide immunization effort as Pittsburgh health officials said local inoculations would resume Monday with safeguards after reports of deaths linked to the vaccines.
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Bay Area Transit needs new computer system within five years
A new report says Bay Area Rapid Transit must replace its aging computer system within five years and should begin now. The plan urges a complete upgrade to avoid future outages and inefficiencies.
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