Nixon may surrender Watergate tapes amid impeachment pressure
Washington United Press International reports Nixon eyes surrender of some or all 42 Watergate tapes after Senate GOP leaders warned that resisting would trigger impeachment. Sources say 35 Senate votes for conviction exist, threatening over 50 total. St Clair meetings with Scott and others urged cooperation to avert full House impeachment.
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Sunday Argus changes wiggleworms into dancers
The Sunday Argus reports a shift in early childhood program activity, transforming wiggleworms into formal dancers through structured classes. Local instructors emphasize movement, rhythm, and basic technique to foster creative expression in young participants.
Dancer aims to spark kids’ move to create dance in schools
Fremont instructor Donna Mae Carradine plans two spring classes Teaching Techniques of Creative Dance to Children for elementary teachers and parents. She will guide Chadbourne Elementary students in drawing out movement, arguing dance enriches culture and knits people together. Carradine, trained in modern dance, sees a need to start with children to revive a broader cultural appreciation.
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Counselor hosts parent listening workshop at Hopkins Junior High
Fremont area report describes Mrs Oldham leading a communication workshop for parents to learn to listen to their children. Role playing highlights how focusing on feelings rather than facts helps address student concerns. Mothers practiced new roles and discussed tensions in family dynamics to improve dialogue.
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Nixon pushes 3 billion school aid bill
President Nixon, from Camp David, urged Congress to pass antibusing legislation and seek 3 billion in supplemental aid for public schools. He praised a House bill extending federal aid for three years, while criticizing a Senate version as bureaucratic. NEA president Helen Wise criticized funding delays and busing opposition, urging consistency across both chambers.
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Chemical linked to cancer risk from plastic eyed products
Associate Editor Leona Ward reports from the 16th annual Science Writers Seminar in St. Augustine. In Louisville, vinyl chloride workers dying from a rare malignant liver tumor trigger an urgent cancer alert. The chemical is used to make vinyl plastics including meat wrap, hospital tubing, and blood storage bags, with more cases found among experienced workers.
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Weather Outlook for Tri-Cities: Sun Then Clouds
Gray skies give way to sun then fair afternoon with increasing evening clouds. Chance of rain Monday. Lows in the low 40s, highs in the 40s. Light winds shift to southerly, 10 to 12 mph Sunday night.
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Brightside debut in The Argus with new features
Brightside appears in today’s Argus as a Sunday magazine with color illustrations. It covers focal people and places, including a flea market feature, newcomers to the state and county, and stories from Newark and Fremont.
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