Bitter Watergate guard recalls burglar arrest memory
Washington security guard Frank Willi who spotted masking tape at Watergate on June 17, 1972, reflecting on fame and missed opportunities. He found the burglars triggering their arrest and laments unemployment after acting in The President's Men and failing to write a book. He says his hand still works but his career stalled.
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House Votes Abridge Busing Curbs in Congress
Washington dispatch recalls the House approving further limits on federal desegregation efforts tied to busing. The vote 25 to 157 supported an HEW linked amendment while opponents warned of cutting funds for education and health programs.
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Weather report for Framunt forecasts mild change
The forecast notes pleasant weather with online service Tolraklos d treugh predicting a warm day tomorrow. Yesterday Framunt reached a high of 84 and a low of 34.
State water pact advances despite farmer objections
Gov Edmund G Brown faces mixed reactions as a wide agreement on the Peripheral Canal and statewide water policy draws renewed negotiations. Environmentalists Farm Bureau labor groups and many agencies back a balanced plan to meet needs through 2009, while some Sacramento San Joaquin Delta farmers remain opposed.
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California Delta water deal inches toward agreement
A tentative California water plan vs the Peripheral Canal faces hurdles as Delta residents object to diverting Sacramento River water to Southern California. Larry Moss of the Enviromentalists and Conservation League says the compromise nears consensus on Delta conditions, while Rona Robie notes the canal would advance only with two thirds Delta agencies signing water contracts and federal guarantees of Delta quality standards. Brown aims for a broad base of support, with legislation to be considered by the Senate Finance Committee.
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World coffee prices tumble amid market reactions
The global price of coffee fell sharply as Brazil trimmed its export price and New York traders saw mixed moves. Shopwell Inc in New York marked down canned coffee to push demand while analysts warned consumers to curb intake as prices remain high. Coffee futures slid with July delivery at about $2.25 per pound, signaling a broader dip across markets.
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Laetrile research shows limited breast cancer effect
New York based report from Sloan Kettering Institute indicates Laetrile did not cure breast cancer but prevented spread in eight of sixteen mouse cases. Dr. Sugiura recommends human field trials while peers caution lack of replication.
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Carter pushes health plan and cost limits
Carter pressed a national health insurance proposal amid White House meetings with porters from the Committee for National Health Insurance. He argued medical costs are rising faster than inflation, urging Congress to back a plan and to cap hospital charges at 1.5 times the annual inflation rate as a first step toward broader reform.
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Mowry School Closes Amid Fremont District Consolidation
The last day at Mowry Elementary in Fremont marked the closure of one of five district schools amid enrollment declines. About 430 students gathered for a farewell ceremony led by principal Edward Turner, as four other campuses Rix Olives Fremont and Reynolds also prepare to close.
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Senate OKs School Finance Plan Amid Reform Debates
The State Senate approved a 3.5 billion school finance equalization plan after months of debate, with the Assembly likely to reject amendments. Governor Brown has proposed a 46 billion five year package restructuring schooling to boost parental and student involvement. Lawmakers may delay final action until August as differences with the Rodda plan persist and a conference committee could begin resolving them next week.
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Unique Fremont team makes people well by nurse Robison
Fremont doctors credit holistic medicine and a new federal extender study for expanding care in six local skilled nursing homes. Dr. Phil Loeb serves as medical director, with Billie Joy Robison as a family nurse practitioner guiding 320 patients, including 90 of Loebs, across nearly 600 beds.
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