Top GOP lawmakers urge Nixon to resign amid Watergate turmoil
Conservative Senators Goldwater and Tower reportedly joined to urge President Nixon to resign rather than face impeachment. House Republicans signaled support for impeachment on at least one charge, while Nixon fought to remain in office. Rhodes indicated a vote for Article 1. positions on Articles 2 and 3 were unsettled as party leaders debated the path forward.
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Impeachment news lifts stocks on Wall Street rally
Stocks climbed on the New York Stock Exchange as Nixon impeachment prospects spurred optimism. The Dow rose about 14 points to 73.78 after heavy volume of 15.77 million shares, with analysts predicting a 50 to 100 point rally if Nixon resigns and cabinet meetings signaling possible impeachment progress.
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Ford speaking tour under review
Vice President Gerald R Ford’s planned 10 day speaking tour was placed under review by his press secretary. A decision on the trip that was to begin Thursday would be announced Wednesday with possible changes to the schedule including a Hawaii speech and appearances for GOP candidates.
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Reagan urges Nixon full disclosure amid Watergate era notes
The report records Governor Ronald Reagan urging President Nixon to disclose information fully and promptly before Congress. It notes Reagan’s claim that until yesterday he was not convinced impeachable evidence had been presented, framing a call for transparency during the Watergate period.
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Budget decisions loom for Fremont and Ohlone College trustees
Fremont school trustees meet to finalize a record 36.7 million spending program for 1974-75 amid last minute changes as they consider the largest government budget. Ohlone College trustees also plan a regular meeting to review a 65 million budget with a 14.7 cent tax rate cut, reflecting regional fiscal priorities.
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L A airport blast kills two at busy ticket area
A bomb exploded in a crowded ticket section of Los Angeles International Airport injuring 36 and killing two Skycaps Harper Glass and Leonard Hsu. The coroner identified the victims and said the death toll may rise as the investigation proceeds, with 35 police investigators examining the terminal for clues amid terrorism concerns.
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Union City selects Patterson Transport for bus service
Union City awarded a 24 month interim bus contract to Patterson Transportation Co. for 131412 dollars plus diesel costs. The plan calls for six day service starting Sept 3 with three routes linking to AC Transit Fremont Newark and East Hayward. Councilman Oliver abstained amid questions about ties to the firm owner.
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California Drunken Drivers Face Higher Costs, Gas Shortage
The state economy and liquor price rises, plus gasoline scarcity, may push drunken drivers off California roads. Ronald Reagan, a Nixon era ally, urges the President to brief Congress with full support. Governor Reagan says Lt. Gov. Fal Reinecke will resign by month’s end if vindicated from perjury conviction.
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St Clair pushes Nixon to disclose Watergate tapes
Raleigh NC up reported that presidential lawyer James Z St Clair forced disclosures by threatening to resign and reveal damaging tapes. The Raleigh News and Observer said a highly placed Washington source described top aides meeting Nixon to release more taped conversations. A Greenville attorney on Nixon's staff said the tapes shift the president closer to impeachment and resignation remains possible.
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CURA Denies Police Reports On Burglary Suspects
CURA executive director Henry Collis refutes police identification of three burglary suspects tied to CURA, a heroin rehabilitation agency. He says Aurelia Alunloya and two others were not employed by CURA, but police allege they were linked to the burglary at 716 Wells Ave, home of CURA intake specialist Lester J. Brake.
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Weather outlook fair with morning clouds and brisk winds
Fair through tomorrow with morning cloudiness. Temperatures remain dim and steady from yesterday. West to northwest winds 18 to 28 mph gusting in the afternoons and evenings should bring some relief. Fremont highs yesterday reached BA with a low of 62.
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