Watergate figures Dean Magruder Kalmbach freed by judge
John W Dean II Jeb Stuart Magruder and Herbert W Kalmbach were ordered released from prison by U S District Judge John J Sirica after pleading guilty and aiding prosecutions They had served portions of sentences and were among top witnesses in the Watergate cover up trial The release reduced remaining time to time served with Kalmbach’s $10 000 fine still standing
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White House
Richard Nixon Turns 62 Amid Quiet Birthday at Home
Nixon marks his sixty second birthday at the oceanfront home with wife Pat. An aide says he has not left the residence since discharge from Long Beach Memorial Hospital on November 14 except for a brief Camp Pendleton visit for blood tests and other checks.
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Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Camp Pendleton Marine Hospital
Alameda no bid work questioned at Hillview High
Alameda faced scrutiny over more than $15 in electrical work at Hillview Continuation High School, with two Gould Electric Co. bills over $5,000 each approved without bidding. The matter arose at a school board meeting after trustee Gloria Carr challenged warrants. The board will seek county counsel review before finalizing payments.
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Harold Alameda
Alameda
Alameda County District Attorney's
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Lo Gould
Dewayne Titus
Modular Development and Construction Co
Hayward
Kennedy High School
Titus
Newark hires adviser to build city people programs
The Newark city council appointed 32-year-old Izzy Rodriguez as administrator to develop broad social service projects. His task is securing outside funding within a $4 million hold-line budget while budget cuts loom. They expect grants, state and federal revenue sharing, and potential projects like NewPark center and new industry to fund programs.
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Newark
Izzy Rodriguez
NewPark
Gas explosion levels building in North Bay killing seven
A gas fueled blast destroyed a three story North Bay ONT building, killing seven and injuring nineteen. Three people were missing, and fire crews fought the blaze for hours as investigators checked rubble. The brick structure housed offices for doctors optometrists dentists and some apartments.
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Ont
UPI
St. Joseph and Civic Hospitals
Northert and Central Gas Company
Pire
Wen
Murder rate up death row grows in California
SACRAMENTO (UP) Nine people were sentenced to death in San Quentin's gas chamber during California's first year of reinstated capital punishment, while the murder rate rose. Through the first nine months of 1974 there were 1,138 willful homicides, up from 1,322 in the same period of 1873. Politicians debated deterrence, noting no executions yet and differing on policy, with officials calling for more time to assess the death penalty's effectiveness.
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San Quentin
California
Evelle J. Younger
Siroty
Edmund
Brown Jr
Octopi in Miss Fremont Pageant Could Earn Third Place
A quirky note suggests if an octopus entered the 1975 Miss Fremont Pageant, eleven would have a fair shot at third place and a $100 scholarship. The pageant has only two known candidates to date, with coordinator Dottie Cowardin citing lifestyle reasons.
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Fremont
Dottie Cowardin
U S business slump deepens amid recession warnings
The Commerce Department said U S businesses plan drastic cutbacks this year as President Ford aides warn of a deeping recession. Greenspan projects a bottoming out in spring or summer with unemployment not falling before 1976. Labor claims rise, auto output falls, and firms delay capex while officers seek relief via tax credits. Firestone lays off 1,000. New York freezes state hiring. Polaroid defers raises.
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White House
Fon Nessen
Alan Greenspan
Council of Economic Advisers
Commerce
Frederick Dent
Robert F. Gilkeson
Edison Electric Institute
Detroit
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Albany
Gay Decatur
Des Moines
Iowa
Pottstown
Salinas
Calif
Akron
Ohio
Memphis
Polaroid Corp
Fal
Top Management
Jobs win Ohlone a stamp of approval
Newark report says Ohlone College Board approved twenty one federally funded jobs. Seven created by the Emergency Jobs Act will build a golf course area and facilities, while fourteen funded by Public Service Financing Act will fill campus helper roles. Deadline set January thirty one.
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Ohtone College Board of Trustees
Congress
Ohlone
Lie State Employment Development Department
Chlone
Public Service
State ‘Employment Crete Department
Joe McCord
Hill Collins
William Blum
Weather picture Tri City skies should clear up today
Weather picture notes fair conditions through tomorrow with warmer temperatures expected. Daytime highs in the 60s and overnight lows in the upper 40s to 50s. Yesterday Fremont reached 62 with a low of 52.
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