Indictments deepen Nixon troubles in Watergate era
President Nixon battles renewed indictments affecting seven former aides as observers doubt his path to reelection. The charges intensify scrutiny of his Watergate defense and may fuel the House impeachment inquiry, while Nixon keeps urging perseverance and fighting for the cause.
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H.R. Heideman
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Students pay toll on Golden Gate Bridge in odd car ride
In San Francisco three college students rode the lead car to cross the Golden Gate Bridge with a 50 cent toll, and after a brief exchange toll collector Ray Alexander collected 68 cents from the preceding vehicle. The next car paid 75 cents.
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Meough
Watergate indictment of Nixon aides expands coverup case
A federal grand jury indicted seven of Nixon aides including Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell on conspiracy and obstruction charges related to a Watergate coverup. The 13 count indictment accuses payments and attempts at clemency, with Nixon not charged. Arraignment set for March 9. trial likely three to four months.
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Nixon
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Robert C. Marchan
Gordon C. Strachan
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Kenneth Wells Parkinson
Watergate
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Behera
New York
U.S
John J. Sirica
White
John W. Dean Tie
Dean
Woman shot here may be heart donor
Fremont officials report Barbara Box 22, a divorcee, lies near death from a head wound after a reported personal safety related shooting. Her father Warren Morrow granted Stanford Medical Center permission to donate her heart. The center says she is somatically alive, kept alive by a machine, as police await ruling on whether the shot was homicide or self-inflicted.
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Barbara Box
Warren Morrow
Farina Lane
Stanford University Medical Center
Palo Alto
Marra
Harold Wilson Pipes Through News Conference
In a tight election contest Harold Wilson leads Labour as the Conservatives lag behind. Prime Minister Heath asserts he will not surrender his position despite the setback, while the Parliament remains narrowly balanced.
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Harold Wilson
Wilton
Laker
Cartain
Heath Syé
Odd even gas plan gains cautious support in Bay Area
Tri City motorists and gas stations shifted to the odd even gasoline plan with limited impact on lines. Station owners adopted a wait and see approach while some Fremont outlets ignored the rule. San Mateo and Santa Clara counties join Monday. statewide survey shows many stations closing or restricting hours and sales.
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Contra Vasin
Solang
Los Angeles
Orange
Fremont
Ed Solusky
Dick Brooke
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Texaco
Alan
San Mateo
Santa Clara
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California State Automobile
California
USAA
Fremont Considers Remedial Reading Classes for Struggling Students
In Fremont district a plan proposes remedial reading classes for high school students reading at sixth grade level or below. The program would use 12 students per teacher to target literacy gaps. Page 5.
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Fremont
Hearst Grocery Giveaway Boss Demands Kidnappers Contact Now
A Hearst grocery giveaway leader urges Patricia Hearst kidnappers to contact officials immediately over food handouts. Phillips 6 official defies Chair and fails to meet federal fuel rules to supply farmers fully, risking regulatory action.
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Weather sketch with showers and clearing in Fremont
Showers likely today and early tonight with a shift to partly cloudy skies later. High near 60 with overnight lows near 40s. Small craft advisory for far south with southwest winds 15 to 30 mph early, shifting to northwesterly later. Rain chance 70 percent today, 4 percent tonight. Fremont yesterday reached a high of 63 and a low of 50.
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Fremont
Water plan aims to conserve Alameda County supply long term
Alameda County Water District continues a 15 year conservation program funded by property taxes. The effort seeks to save millions of gallons annually and meet needs possibly into the next century. The district, formed in 1934 to protect Alameda Creek water rights, relies on the Tri-City reservoir that provides about 85 percent of local needs.
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