Kissinger Returns From Middle East Trip With Hopes for Oil Price Drop
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger concluded a weeklong tour in Algiers Rabat and the region. He said Arab-Israeli talks progressed and oil price stability could follow from negotiated approaches. Kissinger planned another Middle East swing after the Arab summit in Rabat and a visit to the Soviet Union India and other nations.
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Ford calls for sacrifice as Congress rejects plan
President Ford denounces Congress for not adopting anti inflation measures during a Midwest campaign swing. He criticizes lawmakers for failing to bite the marshmallow and urges Americans to endure higher costs, plant gardens, curb credit use, and back a new inflation fight plan led by the Citizens Action Committee.
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Rockefeller Seeks Swift Congressional Hearings on Nomination
Nelson Rockefeller urged the Senate Rules and House Judiciary committees to hold immediate hearings to address disclosures affecting his vice presidential bid. He cited leaks from tax records and gifts to aides, and noted Ford had expressed confidence in his candidacy.
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Councilmen Back Water Critics Over Utility Rates
Fremont council members hear complaints from Peeply for Better Water led by Irene Vincent about Citizens Utilities Co. They seek state action to deny a 4.6 percent rate hike and to monitor water quality. A hearing to assess Citizens’ license is urged by officials.
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East Bay Park District moves toward 20 mile hiking rail link
The East Bay Park District authorized $7,000 for canyon trail mapping between Niles and Sunol through the Alameda Creek flood control channels with possible extension to Sunol Valley. Funds will hire Bryan and Murphy to design structures and assess bridges while noting highway aid may be needed. The board also approved purchasing 4.1 acres of Irma Machado land for $28,600 to complete Garin Regional Park and thanked Tri City Riders for a $145 donation to the trail project.
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Union City Launches Bus Service With Quiet Start
Union City unveils its new bus system and carries about 150 passengers in its first hour of operation. The modest opening marks a milestone for local transit as officials oversee the debut.
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Stanford chemist Flo ry work could yield steellike cloth
In Page 2 notes Nobel laureate Dr. Paul J. Flo ry of Stanford University may be advancing chemistry that leads to synthetic fabric with strength rivaling steel. Democratic Sen Alan Cranston reports polling California Republican leaders including Gov Ronald Reagan on Nelson Rockefeller's termination as vice president and finds most oppose it.
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Boston confronts racial tensions as National Guard deployed
Massachusetts Governor Sargent mobilizes the National Guard and seeks federal aid to assure public safety in Boston amid renewed violence on the 23rd day of a court-ordered school integration. Gordon Liddy, formerly of the Watergate team, is freed on a reduced $5,000 bond with promise to remain in the country. Judge Sirica sets a hearing on compelling Nixon to testify in the Watergate cover-up case.
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Sherman Fights Landlord Winning Three Years Free Rent
Charlie Sherman battles his landlord and secures three years of free rent. The rest of the day remains fair and warm with tomorrow’s highs in the 70s. Night temperatures dip into the 50s with light winds.
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