Fiesta at Mission San Jose features poetess Yonan
Fremont poetess Grazia Patricia Yonan participates in the Bicentennial Fiesta at Mission San Jose. The fundraiser continues with a pancake breakfast at 8 a.m. and an afternoon barbecue, square dancing, wine tasting, and tours of the Dominican and Holy Family convents. Yonan is slated to perform from 1 to 6 p.m. as part of a Washington Township Historical Society tribute to poets of early California and America.
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Solar heat cost down says solon McIntyre predicts lower energy costs
Washington UPI Sen Thomas McIntyre DN H says solar energy costs are declining unlike oil coal or nuclear. He noted the oil embargo spurred interest in alternative power and urged government aid as solar trade show features mass production devices and growing consumer guidance materials from Knauer and the Federal Energy Administration.
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Federal Energy Administration
Reagan wins 18 of 19 Missouri GOP delegates
In Springfield Missouri Reagan captured 18 of 19 GOP convention delegates with Governor Bond the sole Ford at large winner. The Missouri count left Reagan with 30 national delegates to Ford’s 18 and three uncommitted, altering the early delegate landscape as Ford fights to rally in Kansas City.
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St. Louis
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California
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Lowell McCuskey
Penthouse founder reveals Liz Ray affair bid and Kissinger claim
Publisher Bob Sutin described Liz Ray’s 18 month old offer to sell nude photos and intimate details of Washington figures including Henry Kissinger. He said she aimed to entrap lawmakers for cash, noting her desperation and possible fabrication of evidence amid Wayne Hays scandal context.
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Man seeks marijuana exemption to save his sight
Washington UPI reports Robert Randall, a 2 year old? no, 2 decade? No. a glaucoma patient and part time college teacher, petitions the DEA for an exemption to possess marijuana. He argues marijuana could reduce intraocular pressure and help save his remaining sight, citing UCLA Marijuana Project research. Randall was arrested last August for growing his own marijuana as part of a broader access debate.
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UPI
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Drug Enforcerment Administration
Prince George's (Maryland) Community College
Randall
United States
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Ucla-Marijuana Project
Trandall
National Drug Abuse Institute
Fremont planner Jacob Robbins ends 34 year city career
Jacob Robbins, Fremont planning director since 1972, leaves city hall ending a 34 year career marked by conflict over growth and design involvement. He says the downturn in housing and economy limited his impact, while critics blame restrictions on developers. His notable work includes redesigns of Singer Granger, Gentry, and Ponderosa developments into centralized parks and open spaces.
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Fremont
Jacob Rabbins
City Hall
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Gene Rhodes
Robbing
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Robbins
Gentry
Singer- Granger
Circus Maximus” Park
Chile
Carter wins Missouri delegates at state Democratic convention
Jimmy Carter secured 11 delegates outright and gathered seven more Missouri delegates at the Democratic State Convention in Jefferson City. Edmund G Brown Jr failed to win any delegates, while uncommitted delegates favored Carter with Eagleton predicting 60 of 71 Missouri votes on the first ballot. Brown urged support from a large uncommitted slate as Udall, McCormack, Humphrey and others received scattered tokens.
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Jackson County
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Udair
Oklahoma
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Mostly fair skies foreseen for tomorrow and tonight
Forecast calls for mostly fair skies through tomorrow with night and morning overcast. Highs near 70s with overnight lows in the 50s. Westerly winds up to 20 mph in afternoons and evenings.
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