Mansfield Emphasizes Impeachment Inquiry Over Nixon Crisis
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield outlined that Congress will pursue the Watergate impeachment inquiry to its end, rejecting Nixon’s resignation as the sole outcome and urging a court judgment on Watergate crimes. He urged open elections reform and warned of dangers to freedom if Congress cedes power. He pledged full, cooperative consideration of Nixon’s 1974 proposals while prioritizing tax reform, health insurance, housing, pensions, and campaign finance cleanup.
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State of the Union
Five Alarm Fire Devastates Oakland Warehouse
An Allied Van Lines warehouse suffered a five alarm fire Friday night in Oakland, causing about 590000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported as trucks were left surrounded by rubble and a bright glow lit the night sky observed nine miles away.
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Skylab 3 ends its long mission with groundbreaking data
Amid a weather summary of fair to partly cloudy skies and chilly nights, Skylab 3 concludes a pivotal 8500 mile Earth sweep. The piece notes transportation rail concerns, a murder case of William Zimmer, and price controls scaled back by the Cost of Living Council affecting 25 percent of retail sales.
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Fire ravages Joalima building in Sao Paulo skyscraper disaster
A massive blaze engulfed the Joelma building in Sao Paulo, killing dozens as panicked workers leaped to their deaths. Fire officials say up to 170 may have died, with more than 100 hospitalized and many bodies recovered at the morgue.
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Brazil
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Legal Medical Institute
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Miguel Colasuomo
Dingell questions Exxon executive as FEO deputy
Rep. John Dingell says a public relations executive on leave from Exxon Oil Co. was named deputy assistant director in the Federal Energy Office to head the international trade and commerce section. He warns this raises concerns about the overlap of oil interests with government duties amid the FEO appointment.
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UPI
John Dingel
Dmich
Exxon Od Co
Federal Energy Office
Dingell
Mal Conant
FEO
Jobless rate climbs steepest in four years
Washington reports January unemployment rose from 4.8 to 5.2 percent, a 370000 job loss amid energy shortages. The Labor Department notes many still employed worked shorter weeks for smaller pay while Meany and Sen Proxmire urge attention to looming recession amid the 1970s energy crisis.
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William Prosmire
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
Niles Canyon sewage dispute may trigger battle
Alameda County Water District prepares for a clash over Valley Community Services District plans to dilute sewage effluent from its Pleasanton plant. VCSD seeks to add millions of gallons daily of fresh water dilution to increase treated output, backed by land developers but opposed by ACWD which fears dilution undermines regional controls and long term water quality aims. ACWD has agreed to a four month interim dilution as part of a tentative compromise.
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Stan Saylor
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Water District
Child like talk used to guide Fremont parents
Fremont parents attend Thornton Junior High Library sessions led by JoAnne LeFils a 26 year old communications teacher. She demonstrates child like communication to foster listening and shows how to give congruent messages aligning experience awareness and speech. She notes infants respond to hungry signals and emphasizes consistent parenting.
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Bigfoot feature in tomorrow's Outdoor Outlook issue
An in depth story in Outdoor Outlook highlights two Bay Area researchers pursuing proof of Bigfoot in Northern California. It centers on a San Leandro resident who claims to have lured a Bigfoot to a remote campsite while previewing Bay Area fishing spots, daysailors, hunting, and rockhounding profiles.
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Outdoor Outlook
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Binding arbitration in Fremont sparks campaign clash
Fremont council race centers on binding arbitration as a tool for police and fire disputes. Police President Rutilio Zuniga promotes it, while Fire Fighters Local 1688 questions its use for wages. Cities’ budget, state bills, and outside arbitrators are debated amid campaign pressure.
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Fremioni Police Association
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Fremont Fire Fighters
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Moretti
Wale
Sinioe
California’ League of Cities
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