Pay Board confirmation fight seen in Washington
Fights in Congress over Senate confirmation of the wage and price boards to run key economic powers after the price freeze ends. Republicans and Democrats debate whether the five member pay board and the seven member price commission require Senate approval, amid White House pressure and labor leaders divided over serving on the boards.
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Newark approves a $45 million shopping center and housing project
City council backs a 45 million shopping center and townhouse development in Newark while various proposals await action. Officials postpone ordinances restricting horseback riding in residential areas amid ongoing public hearings as youth undergo testing and evaluation.
Union City drug unit fights to keep crisis center alive
Union City officials and the Fremont community drug council pressed to sustain the antidrug program after a state narcotics task force urged closure of the CDC’s Union City Crisis Center. Acting CDC Board President Arthur Stickland urged continued local operation beyond federal grant funding, arguing the task force misread Union City and Fremont dynamics.
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ACWD faces court suits over water service conflicts
Alameda County Water District directors faced at least three lawsuits amid disputes with Citizens Utilities over water service access and an argued 100 per home equalization charge. The board’s attorney explained a 1967 law limits public districts from paralleling private mains, complicating plans near an industrial site at 7th Street and B Daggett intersection.
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Topless dancer survives rattlesnake bite and improves
A exotic dancer at a Livermene topless club was bitten by a rattlesnake during a reptile act. Doctors used 17 vials of antitoxin across Highland Hospital and others to halt swelling and restore blood flow in her arm. It is too soon to tell if permanent damage will occur but condition has improved.
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Fresh water lagoon option eyed over salt marina at Coyote Hills
Alameda Creek Coyote Hills Aquatic Park trustees review a consultant report on eight marina sites and back a final plan emphasizing fresh water recreation within park bounds. They favor Dumbarton Point as most feasible with a $2.23 million cost and halt on new marina studies to advance master planning.
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Morning PXaXeNE fair with cool, partly cloudy day
The morning PXaXeNE becomes partly cloudy today with cooler conditions continuing. Highs range from the 60s to low 70s, tonight's low in the 50s, and westerly winds 10 to 25 mph.
Pirates Tie World Series at Two Games Each
In a tense game in Pittsburgh, the Pirates burnished momentum with a brilliant 16 bit pitch sequence to edge the Baltimore Orioles and pull level at three wins apiece. The series heads to Baltimore with a pivotal sixth game to decide the champion.
California lawmakers face early retirement lure and aqueduct rupture
The legislature may see two thirds qualify for early retirement thanks to 1965 reapportionment provisions. Meanwhile California Water Resources Director Gianelli estimates repairing the Lancaster aqueduct breach will cost 50 000 to 100 000 dollars and take up to three months. He discounts sabotage and orders an inquiry into potential quake damage from last winter.
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Lancaster
Gianelli
Antelope Valley
Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to Earl W Southerland Jr
Dr Earl W Southerland Jr of Nashville Tennessee wins the 1971 Nobel Prize for Medicine for linking hormones to the body's control system a discovery skeptics doubted when first proposed eleven years ago Also White House adviser Henry Kissinger heads to Beijing for four day talks to set up Nixon’s next year trip to China.
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Sputniks launch eight satellites in single rocket
The Soviet Union unveils a new shotgun Sputnik package, Cosmos 444 to Cosmos 451, orbiting eight satellites in a distant, angled path beyond weapon range and outside standard spy vantage points. Page 3.
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