Water pressure restored at Doctors Hospital San Leandro
Sunday summary reports water was restored to three wards at Doctors Hospital in San Leandro after a Thursday trickle left toilets in four wards unusable and some patients without baths. Hospital administrator John Alcalde calls it a personal problem, while ICU staff used a shared water pin with green soap to wash hands during the shortage.
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Abortion poll surprising findings by Michigan institute
University of Michigan Institute for Social Research released a nationwide opinion poll on abortion. The Daily Review previews weekly survey reports detailing consumer attitudes voter preferences and core feelings on divorce race religion and abortion in today’s Page 4 feature.
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University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
Daily Review
Watergate worries GOP senators urge disclosure at hearings
A Senate survey shows virtually all Republican lawmakers want President Nixon to release facts and allow White House aides to testify at forthcoming Watergate hearings. GOP leaders across ideologies fear the case could damage the party as they face voters.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Virginia
Willian K. Scott
New York
Jacob K. Javits
White House
Indonesia may quit ICCS over safety guarantees in South Vietnam
Defense Minister Gen Maraden Pangarunen says Indonesia may withdraw from the four power International Commission for Control and Supervision in South Vietnam if guards fail. The crisis follows a helicopter downing that killed an Indonesian delegate and others from Canada and Hungary, with Viet Cong denying responsibility.
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International Commission For Control and Supervision
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South Vietnam
Maraden Panggahean
Commission
Catholic upheaval in the Catholic Church today explored
A six part series on the Catholic Church surveys global upheaval and inner turmoil within modern Catholicism. The feature notes unprecedented questioning reshaping religious life and church authority as seen by UPI correspondents worldwide.
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Patman urges Nixon to reject reports of inflation pressure campaign
Rep. Wright Patman, chairman of the House Banking Committee, accuses the White House of colluding with big business and bankers to weaken Democratic economic controls. He says public confidence hinges on the administration not joining forces with powerful interests to defeat anti inflation legislation.
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Colleges Fear Budget Cuts Hit Big Universities
Officials from major U S colleges warn revenue losses could reach 25 million dollars annually next year if proposed federal budget cutbacks take effect. The 128 member association says most ongoing higher education programs face elimination or deep reductions in 1974 budget requests, with health sciences programs and federal aid students hardest hit.
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National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Spring Dreams and Streets of Santa Clara in Shared Light
Gary Tischler weaves a spring vignette set in Santa Clara and Hayward, contrasting youthful innocence with aging memory. A kite figures hope as a park scene unfolds with children sliding, urban faces, and a Portuguese man named Joseph bearing scars, hinting at lives shaped by time and dream.
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Hayward Public Library
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