South County Weekend Events Run in Hayward and Fremont
Multiple community listings detail a film festival at Kimball School, a Richard Bolles lecture at Chabot College, a concert at Veterans Memorial Auditorium, a tour of Coyote Hills, a Golden West Cat Club show, nature walks at Tilden Park, art exhibits in San Leandro, a broadcast of Wide World of Sports, and the Fremont Newark Philharmonic Orchestra outdoor concert. Weather outlook predicts mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies with highs around 78.
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Vice presidential debate turns personal in Houston
The first US vice presidential debate between Dole and Mondale grew tense as they traded sharp personal jabs and disputed Watergate, taxation, and unemployment. Dole accused Democrats of big spending while Mondale countered by branding Ford and Dole as hatchet men and defending Nixon.
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New 12 Short Routes Boost Fremont Newark Bus Service
AC Transit will double the Fremont Newark bus service with 12 new short routes during weekday mornings and late afternoons. The routes operate every 3 minutes, connect to BART stations, and cost 25 cents. Dial-a-ride begins in ten zones tomorrow while most zones continue on fixed routes.
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WHO to Send Team to Africa to Study Green Monkey Disease
The World Health Organization said a four to six member team will fly to Africa within days to trace a viral hemorrhagic fever linked to green monkeys that has killed more than 300. The outbreak spans Sudan and Zaire with earlier cases in Uganda and Kenya.
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Prosecutor explains Ford move in Watergate inquiry
Special Prosecutor Charles Ruff found there was no solid basis to investigate whether President Ford helped the Nixon White House halt a 1972 Watergate probe while he was a congressman. Ruff's letter to Reps. Holtzman and Conyers said the matter is for the Justice Department and noted insufficient likelihood of criminal obstruction. The report references Nixon aides discussing turning off Banking Committee hearings and Ford's potential role, but concludes no charges or presidential tape focus justified.
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Treaty Ends Ten Year Battle Over Water System in Niles
After a brief legal opinion, Alameda County Water District directors voted unanimously to approve complex contracts, ending a decade long dispute with Citizens Utilities Co. The public takeover will link pipelines and bring clean water to Niles and Decota homes with formal dedication on October 22.
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