Committee ends historic debate on Nixon impeachment
The House Judiciary Committee narrowly approved a third impeachment charge against President Nixon for defying subpoenas, sending a resolution to the full House to consider removing him. It charged Nixon with obstructing justice, abusing office, and tax issues amid six days of televised debate.
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Mixed weather and national news items from the era
Mostly fair weather through tomorrow with highs in the 70s and variable cloudiness in the afternoons. Small craft advisory for westerly winds 15 to 24 mph gusting in afternoons. Other items note California oil and gas wells nearly doubling in the last year, Wilson Riles urging more parent involvement in schools, Simon on a positive frame after a Mideast trip, and congressional talk of live TV coverage if Nixon faces impeachment. Also reports on Kissinger’s testimony, bishops authorizing women priests, a Manhattan arson case, Ford Motor sales outlook for 1975, and river basin water concerns for energy versus consumption.
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Banker leads local cadre bent on restoring mission
Banker Frank Donahoe and Father John Williams head a Fremont group aiming to reconstruct the Mission San Jose chapel. They seek 1100000 to restart the project, relocate the St. Joseph's parish house, move the old church, and fund archaeological digs as UC researchers plan digs for artifacts from Spanish occupation. The effort, after a 1970 barbecue raised 400, targets long term restoration and public interest.
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Fremont bus service near. AC Transit predicts two weeks
AC Transit officials anticipate Fremont bus service resuming within about two weeks after tentative agreement ends a four week strike. Union leaders say terms still require formal ratification by Division 12 of the Amalgamated Transit Union and AC management. If ratified, service to East Bay could restart soon with a two week Fremont startup plan.
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Nixon releases first batch of new tapes to courts
Lawyers for President Nixon say the first 20 subpoenaed tapes ordered released by the Supreme Court have been turned over to the Waterside prosecution. Nixon's chief Watergate attorney, James St. Clair, said a significant portion of the remaining materials would be available by Friday. A White House spokesman noted some conversations may be withheld as national security or other sensitive information.
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Inflation outlook cited by officials amid tight policy
Washington paragraph reports inflation may worsen despite slackening food and fuel price rises. Herbert Stein warns the inflation rate for 1974 could be higher than expected, while forecasting a slower fall in the first half. Gerald Ford and Burns stress continued restraint and a national commitment to price stability and a tight monetary stance.
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Fremont land offer delays justice hall
Fremont officials face a delay as the Hall of Justice location decision is pushed back while six Fremont and Newark sites remain in contention for the $6.5 million project. An offer of 10 acres at Pasey Padre Parkway and Walnut Avenue in Fremont’s downtown, presented by a new syndicate linked to Williams Co, could influence the decision. Authorities cite earthquake risk parking and size concerns with other sites, but the new proposal may address these drawbacks.
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Fremont lad missing since March 29
Fremont police seek help locating Phillip Alfred Montoya a Mission San Jose High School student who vanished after school on March 28. He is described as five foot four, brown hair and eyes, olive complexion, wearing a maroon baseball cap, and riding a 10 speed bike. His mother reported him missing March 24 with no word of running away, and investigators caution foul play is not yet confirmed.
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