Mood in San Jose Amid Watergate Rumors
The article notes a surprisingly good humored yet unsettled mood in San Jose as Watergate revelations trigger mixed feelings. Voters weigh Nixon's standing since the 1972 election, with optimism tempered by distrust and concern about the Republic’s direction.
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San Joseas Optimistic Yet Grounded View Amid Changes
In San Jose a confident, easygoing city view persists despite Watergate inflation and moral shifts. The piece notes San Jose as California’s oldest settlement with Spanish surnames about 17 percent, a Japanese American mayor Norman Mineta, and a diverse economy from tortillas to computers. It highlights a civic culture open to taxes for parks and recreation, and a resilient history from 1850 capital to enduring earthquakes and floods.
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Rhodesia Moves Herds by Air to Ease Overcrowding
The Wildlife Management Department uses a helicopter to locate impala waterbuck sable eland and zebra in the Zambezi Valley. Herds are driven to enclosures for transport to new areas to relieve overcrowding.
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