Niles lake dies as pipe, channel plan stall progress
Niles residents watch with alarm as the lake shrinks. City officials discuss private property work, parcel acquisitions, and capital budget approvals while the Corps contractor advances the channel. Water district crews reroute water to refill Gray Pit, but drainage continues. fish stock may be restocked if needed.
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Niles
Lake
Harpainter
Theity
School Street
Niles Community Center
Eugene Lukr
Sacramento
State Fish A Game Department
Blalock
Water District
Shinn Pit
Ing Water Hole
Whitfield
Men Claim Kitchen Prowess as New Frontier in Domestic Life
A male narrator roasts women for neglecting cooking and urges men to prove they can cook better. He cites TV dinners and quick meals as evidence of female domestic decline, calls for men to study recipes, and jokes about removing childbearing from women as a driver for culinary improvement, ending with a wry question about supper.
Irish Protestant March Sparks Clash With Authorities
A reported illegal Protestant march in an Irish town led to edginess as 3 p.m. passed without a parade. Protestants charged police and soldiers after parade marshals, warned against marching, attempted to stop the effort. Troops repelled the advance as stones were thrown, while some protesters sang royal and Orange hymns. Catholic priests urged calm and restraint to avert trouble.
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Father
Strike talk roils Bell System as CWA plans action
In Kansas City the Communications Workers of America outlines a possible nationwide strike by about half a million Bell System workers after rejecting wage offers from Western Electric and C P and P. President Beirne will rule on a strike date if the vote passes, with a six week walkout warned to cripple communications due to computer dependent systems.
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Tom Blalock
Water District
Kal ‘Ser
Gray Pit
Kansas City
UPI
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Srd
Joseph A. Beirne
OWA
Heine
Reagan Tax Loophole Sparks California Clash
In Sacramento Assembly Tax Committee chief Lumlay Gonsalves says the legislature should close tax loopholes that let Ronald Reagan avoid state income tax via cattle investments. He cites Oppenheimer Industries and Reagan Cattle Co. as examples, while Reagan defends his farming ties as ordinary business activity.
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Sacramento
Cali
OFI
Assembly
Lumlay
Ronald Reagan
Asem Sigman
Joel A. Gonsalves
de la Mirada
Sacramento "Bee
The
New York Times
Reagan
Oppenheimer Industries, Inc
Kansas City
Reagan Cattle Co
Jack Benny
Alfred Hitchoack
Jack Nicklaus
Amos Palmer
Oppenheimer Industries
Mig
Gonsalves
Commission eyes park reservations debate heats city budget
The panel weighs a park reservation system with a daily 7.8 supervision cost plus periodic police oversight. With May to August, 36 weekend days imply 270 for supervision, added to 200 already for portable restrooms. Debate centers on security versus opening park to all, amid electioneering charges by Thomas Bastaph, a 1972 city council candidate. The joint meeting at 7 p.m. in the community center at 5601 Cedar Blvd.
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Nanes Hag Dewant
Thomas Bastaph
Mowry West
Bastaph
Cedar Blvd
Fairfax plans Pacific row restart after failed attempt
John Fairfax and Sylvia Cook, aiming to row from California to Australia in ten months, plan to depart Ensenada area Monday or Tuesday after a first attempt ended 38 days in Mexico. Fairfax, 33, British adventurer, previously crossed the Atlantic in 1968. Cook, 31, London art dealer, accompanied him.
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Ensenada
Mexico
John Fairfax
Sylvia Cook
Pacific Ocean
California
Fairfax
Atlantic
Miss Cook
London
San Francisco
Australia
Nine born Australian nonuplets face continued struggle
At Royal Hospital for Women in Sydney three of the remaining four nonuplets died after birth due to breathing problems. The seven survivors include four girls and three boys, each weighing one to two pounds and born more than a month premature. The mother, Mrs. Geraldine Brodrick, 29, remains in satisfactory condition. the family had planned a large birth with six expected later.
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Sydney
UFI
Sydney's
Royal Hospital For Women
Geraldine Brodrick
Krodrick
Dredricks
Cosmonauts cast first space votes and grow beards aboard Salyut
Cosmonauts aboard Salyut 1 completed over a 60 orbit period since docking. They began routine experiments, grew beards despite electric razors, and use hydroponic cabbage, flax, and onions under a nutrient regimen. Tass described training and heavy schedules with on board devices for exercise and medical studies.
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Salyut
Tass
Spe
Dobrovolsky
Iesion
Volkov
Patsayev
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Marin County
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Sy Linn Brown
Fers
Western Electric and
Chesapeake and ‘Potomac Telephone Co
Bell System
Western
Ides Aia
Nevada
Monetana
Wyoming
Oppenheimer
Commission To Eye Park
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Ocean Row
Brodrick
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