Residents claim low flyovers by cargo planes above San Lorenzo
Residents near Hayward airport describe planes from Ken Robinson's National Aviation cargo operation flying extremely low over homes. They say roofs rattled and children trembled as four jets took off in quick succession between 10:32 and 10:35 pm, with ceilings and walls shaking and residents feeling as if a war had begun. An airport spokesman noted takeoffs occurred before the 11 pm noise limit.
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Watergate prosecutors nearly indicted Nixon
Prosecution team says Nixon was twice near indictment during the Watergate affair. Ford’s pardon prevented action as they weighed if an incumbent president can face criminal charges. The 277 page report notes 63 indicted, 53 convicted, and 19 corporations found guilty in related violations.
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Economy rebounds as White House flags sharp GNP rise
White House officials say the economy grew about 10 percent in the last quarter, signaling a sharp rebound from recession. They expect Commerce Department data to place GNP above 850 billion and show notable improvement over prior months. Ford hinted at better times ahead in a speech to food chain executives.
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Tulsa murder suspect held without bond in double homicide
A 23 year old man Washington was ordered held without bond pending a preliminary hearing October 28 after he was charged with first degree murder in the deaths of Lavota Burk 29 and her 1 year old daughter Torriinee. A three year old boy heard the predawn slayings and identified Washington from a photo lineup as the suspect. Police say the victims were beaten and shot in the head and that the boy tried to wake his mother and sister before seeking help from a neighbor. The child remained in protective custody as investigators pursued the case.
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Fair and cooler with patchy fog across South County
Fair and cooler conditions persist with patchy night and morning fog building tonight. Temperatures dip slightly with highs in the 70s and lows around the mid-40s to mid-50s as South County skies stay mostly clear through tomorrow.
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Fremont police create citizen information desk
Fremont police launch a Citizens Services Station funded by a $57,000, 11 month grant from the Police Foundation to answer non emergency inquiries. A dedicated officer will handle questions on birth certificates dog registration child custody and other public needs to free dispatchers for emergencies.
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Compromise reached on credit law for women
The Federal Reserve Board announced final compromise regulations prohibiting creditors from discriminating by sex or mental status. The rules, ending a lengthy clash between creditors and women's groups, implement the Dual Credit Opportunity Act effective Oct. 28. Civil rights advocates welcomed progress but urged further fixes, including required explanations for credit denials.
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