Forecast for Northern California and Sierra Nevada
Partly cloudy through Saturday with increasing clouds and a chance of rain. Snow flurries possible in the mountains. Sunday brings cooler conditions with rain likely along coastal sections and inland spreading from Fresno. Snow level 4,000 to 5,000 feet in the Sierra Nevada. South to southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs in the low to mid 50s, lows in the 40s.
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Israeli Jets Hit Lebanon and Cross Suez Amid Clashes
Lebanese protest U N after Israeli air raids on southern Lebanon. Israeli warplanes attacked across the Suez Canal and into Egypt while front line forces fought near the waterway. A soldier was killed and another wounded in mortar exchanges. In Beirut civilians were wounded and property damaged. Jordanian and Israeli forces exchanged fire at the cease-fire line near the King Hussein Bridge. An Israeli admiral, expelled from France, was warmly welcomed in Tel Aviv as Moshe Dayan criticized Paris.
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Heart attack hits Wolden in Redwood City
Russell L. Wolden 59 former San Francisco tax assessor convicted of bribery in 196? suffered a massive heart attack Friday. He was in a fair condition at Sequoia Hospital near his Redwood City home. Wolden had served as assessor since 1938, re elected until suspended and found guilty of bribery and conspiracy. He was sentenced to 14 years, later released for medical reasons with term reduced to three years probation. Since release he lived at home with his wife Virginia.
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UPI
Russell L. Wolden
San Francisco
Wolden
Sequoia Hospital
Vacaville
Virginia
Nixon visits Nixon family for birthday in Massachusetts
President Nixon flies to Northampton to dine with daughter Julie and son in law David Eisenhower. About 200 antiwar demonstrators gathered outside as the visit lasted under two hours, ending at 9 39 p m. Zeigler said the early departure was due to personal reasons and not a cut short.
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Mass
UPI
Nixon
College Town
Julie
David Eisenhower
Ronald Zeigler
Ziegler
David
Richard Nixon
Newark storm drain bid leads Newark project plans
Newark bids for an Alameda County Flood Central contract to build an underground storm drain in Newark. San Jose firm Great Wesleyan Pigelite submitted the low bid of 52 775 after review of 12 offers. engineers estimated 40 000. Plans call for 1 400 feet of 54 inch reinforced concrete pipe along Jarvis Avenue from Lido Boulevard to Newark Boulevard to improve drainage for nearby developments.
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Newark
Great Weslecn Pigelite
San Jose
Alameda
Jarvis Avenue
Lido Boulevard
Newark Boulevard
Students win cash for study at Newark High
Two Newark High physiology students, Kroegel and Tee, won cash awards for cell study projects guided by Mrs. Shirley Buschke. Both choose topics from personal interest and will carry out the work in Newark High laboratories under their science department.
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Alla Ant
Shirley Buschke
Newark High
Buschke
Shirlay Buschke
Arthur Morris
Uated
Chuck Kroagal
Rain and wind lash region with widespread traffic jams
Heavy rain and strong winds battered the area with tides receding by 4:30 p.m. as drivers faced jams and a Lightship was torn from its moorings at Blunts Reef. Snow fell in the mountains and chains were required over Donner Pass on Interstate 80. The storm stretched from southwest Oregon to northern California with rain widespread before a high pressure ridge moves in.
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Blunts Reef
Donner Pass
Interstate 80
U.S. Shaver Ebbets Pass
Oregon
California
Weather Bureau
Berkeley group denied in VISTA worker request
SACRAMENTO UPI The Reagan administration turned down a request for 10 VISTA volunteers for Berkeley Neighborhood Legal Services citing opposition to the group's philosophy. Edwin Meese said the organization’s resolution called for freeing Huey P Newton and Eldridge Cleaver and for amnesty for Huey Newton and David Hilliard.
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UPI
VISTA
Berkeley
Reagan Administration
Edwin Meese Tit
Ronald Reagan
Meese
Carl W. Shaw
Office of Economic Opportunity
San Francisco
Huey P. Newton
Eldridge Cleaver
Algiers
California
David Hilliard
Nixon
Moon explorer says no political interest from Armstrong
Moon pioneer Neil Armstrong said he has no objection to astronauts entering politics but has no intention of doing so himself. He visited Purdue University and said legislatures and representative groups should reflect broad facets of American life, though he stressed he has no political ambitions.
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Ind
UPI
Neil Armstrong
Armstrong
Purdue University
Soviet China border tensions spark harsh charges
Moscow accuses Beijing of preparing for war as Sino Soviet talks stall. Tass reports China urges people to dig trenches and cut rations while China and the United States resume ambassador talks in Warsaw. Chinese and Soviet officials trade sharp blame as border talks reach deadlock amid pressuring rhetoric.
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Russia
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Chinese People’s Daily
Mao ‘Tse Tung
Aime
Alexei N. Kosygin
Chou En Lai
GAO flags roaming reservists in eight National Guard units
The GAO report says some Army reserves and guardsmen spent drill periods roaming about and collecting pay with no obligation to serve if activated. It details deficiencies in organization training equipment and management across eight selected units, with many top enlisted lacking required mobilization agreements.
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Washington
UPI
General Accounting Office
GAO
Executive Branch
Elmer B. Staais
Kennedy inquest: girls testify little drinking at party
Five "Boiler Room Girls" testified at the inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne's death that there was little drinking at a party before the accident. The testimony largely aligned with Sen Edward Kennedy's account of having two drinks at dinner and none at the post dinner gathering.
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Edgartown
Mass
UPI
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
James A. Bayle
UPT
Chappaquiddick Island
Kopechne
Kennedy
Gas rate cuts forecast for PG&E customers
PG&E projects lower natural gas rates for general service customers including residential and most commercial users after January 31. Industrial users face a different tax and rate structure, with overall state revenue rising 5 16 million despite proposed tax changes.
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Tale
Pg&e Gas Department
McMasters
Obituaries for Leste Peters and Rose Leal
Funeral services for Leste Peters 79 who died Thursday in Fremont will be held Monday at 2 PM at the Chapel of the Palms Mortuary. Entombment at Irvington Memorial Cemetery. Survived by wife Jessie, son Gilbert, seven grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Contributions to American Cancer Society requested. Rose Leal 76 died Thursday in Newark. Funeral Monday at 8:30 AM at the Chapel of the Palms Mortuary, Fremont, thence to Our Lady of the Rosary Church for 9 AM Requiem Mass. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward. Recitation of the rosary Sunday at 2 PM. Leal was born in the Azores Islands and belonged to SPRSI Newark and UPPEC Centerville. Mother of Mrs. Emily Penman. Grandfather of Donald William Feu Jr.
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Fremont
Chapel of the Palms
Fremont ‘Blvd
Martin Ralstin
First Baptist Church
Irvington Memorial Cemetery
Missouri
Independent Order of Foresters
San Francisco
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Gilbert L. Peters
Fre Mont
Norman Fr. Peters
American Cancer Society
Rose Leal
Newark
Chapel of the Palms Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
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Hayward
Azores Islands
SPRSI
Council
Uppec Council
Centerville
Emily Penman
Donald William Feu Jr
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