San Jose State shows alleged X rated education scandal
UPI reports San Jose State University investigated after a source described a distribution of 260 color and sound files. Officials said the material ranged from 13 minutes to 90 minutes and implicated a head of the operation and an unidentified associate. Authorities noted policy violations would be pursued if evidence confirms wrongdoing.
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Colson links Nixon era to bornagain faith in Watergate view
Former Nixon aide Charles W. Colson said if Nixon had a bornagain Christian in his circle Watergate might not have occurred. He spoke at a South Carolina prayer gathering, defended Carter's faith, and urged more religious commitment in public life. In London and other cities, remarks touched on Stonehouse, Mick Jagger, and U.S. immigration and legal cases.
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Alameda Creek plan to be aired halted by recharge issues
Alameda Creek flood control project details show activation delays due to recharge from gravel quarries. The flood channel, federally funded since 1988 and completed in 1971, faces water level fluctuations and safety concerns as officials review conditions. The area hosts wildlife including whitetailed kite and golden eagles, with surveys noting abundant local species.
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Debate on Proposition 15 Features Extreme Views
Debaters clash over Proposition 15 with opponents attacking the initiative’s five year test of reactor safety systems and cost estimates. Proponents argue for energy needs while engineers contest feasibility of waste storage and protection against leaks amid calls for state oversight and evacuation planning.
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Fremont teen wins four year National Merit Scholarship
Karen Marie Blize of Irvington High School in Fremont has earned a four year National Merit Scholarship. She will attend the University of Redlands as a Presidential Scholar for a GPA over 3.45 and may major in foreign languages. Blize also received a Bank of America peers certificate for English work and participates in piano, softball, and track. The national Merit announcements begin today with the First group of scholars named.
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CAB rejects SST hearings on Concorde permits
The Civil Aeronautics Board refuses to hold its own hearings on Concorde operating permits for British Airways and Air France. EDF contends the ruling ignores environmental impacts and proposes court action while Derby EDF-backed opponents push for limits on SST fares. The board relies on Coleman approvals and notes public argument on whether Concorde should operate into the United States.
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Gizmos cut water use per flush in Placer County
Placer County supervisors voted to require toilets to include 1V4 gallon per flush devices and showers to reduce water use. Private homes must install by January 1973. The Bee notes costs for shower aerators are 75 cents and toilet attachments 41.75, to be installed at no charge by North Tahoe and Tahoe City PUDs amid sewage overflows and aging facilities.
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Pollution unit faces power shift on board vote
In a tense meeting, Marin and Solano officials argued over governance changes to the pollution unit. The board narrowly defeated a bid to delay, then approved a third motion to place the issue on the agenda. Controversy over bids for the annex project and a potential rebid dominated the session as directors formed a three member committee to investigate.
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San Francisco unions clash as city caucus strike widens
San Francisco unions strike amid protests across city facilities. Airports run light with vandalized plumbing. transit drivers see mixed sentiment as some cross picket lines. About 7,000 people attend a Friday event in the city, while walkouts affect convention halls and wage disputes linger over charter provisions influencing pay for street sweepers and gardeners.
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