Watergate links widen to Ellsberg case and Gray exit
Washington reports tie between Watergate probe and Ellsberg trial as President Nixon retreats to Camp David after naming a temporary FBI chief. Ehrlichman and Haldeman struggle to hold jobs while Gray resigns, documents destroyed, Vesco connections questioned, and Dean may seek immunity. Senator Dole calls for resignations as crisis deepens.
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Ehrliekman
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Regers
Jeb Stuart Magender
Haldeman
Bhrrichman
John C. Stearns
Mississippi
Catoctin Mountains
New York Time
John Dean II
Ehrlichman
Dean
Kemper linked to Santa Cruz killings as hair and blood found
Edmund Kemper, held after confessing to killing his mother and her friend in Aptos, is linked to nine other slayings. Police found hair and blood in his car trunk along with a .20 caliber pistol and spent bullets. He previously spent five years at a state hospital after confessing to paren t killings.
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Calif
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Puebly
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Berkeley
Paul
M. Dougherty
San Mateo County
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Madera County
James
Hanhunt
Vourk
Keamper
Aliscadero State Hospital
University of Caliornia Santa
Clarnell Strandberg
Warmer Tomorrow Promises Rising Temperatures Toward Summer
Temperatures rise gradually tomorrow as warm weather nears summer levels. Daytime highs are forecast to reach 70 to 75 degrees with lows around 50. Skies will be fair. Weather page 12.
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Tasnorrow
Summer job volunteers extend drive in Hayward pledge push
Hayward volunteers extended a one week job pledge drive to two or three days short of the goal. Mayor Leo Howell praised the effort noting 1 531 pledges collected and 550 businesses still to contact. PG&E pledged 34 jobs plus others including 510 from Thint Wesson Roads and 105 cash contributors.
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Hayward
Butz
Leo Howell
Howell
Nancy Scott
Pacific Telephone Co
Pg&e
Thint-Wesson Roads
Train Explodes Near Sacramento Yards In California
A string of blasts rocked a California railway yard near Sacramento causing many injuries. Fires spread to cars and debris flew high as hospitals activated disaster plans and residents within miles evacuated. Police declared a regional emergency while witnesses reported ongoing explosions heard miles away.
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Galil
APJ
California Highway Patrol
Pacirie
Roseville
Sacramento Valley
Radio Staions
Avvid Tele- Phonthg
Sacramento
Califia
San Francisco
Jee Gandi
KGMS
Miracle baby Michael goes home after tiny start
Beverly Mortimer recalls Feeding routines as Michael William Galloway, born weighing 2 pounds 154 ounces and three months premature, leaves Hutcheson Hayward hospital weighing seven pounds and one ounce. Nurses and parents describe the fragile journey and the nurses’ praise for the newborn’s progress and care.
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Miracle Baby
Michael Galloway
Hayward
Sid
Michael
Tie Swhord Nursery
Haaplal
Beverly Mortimer
Feathual
Michael William Galloway
Dore
Clocks Move Ahead One Hour for Daylight Saving Time
AC Transit will shift its clocks to 2 01 a m on Sunday to minimize disruption to late night and early service. The change starts at 2 a m tomorrow, effectively losing one hour until the last Sunday in October when clocks revert to standard time.
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AC Transit
Rent hike curb denied in Alameda County case
Rent dispute at Mission Bay Mobile Home Park resulted in a judge’s denial of a preliminary injunction. Tenants claim landlords Lee Branenbirg and Busty Stuedler misrepresented future rent increases to cover tax rises. Proposals to ease the hike included reductions to 18.80 or 25 with a four year guarantee, while landlords seek damages in a separate suit. Both cases await trial dates.
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San Leandro
Mission Bay Mobile Home Park
Lee Branenbirg
Busty Stuedler
Lionel Wilson
Alameda County
Ciaisen Bell Yeur
Mobile Home Park
Lie Tovidenia
Lemants
Sineio
San Jose Fremont bus link to start July 1
The first through county bus link between San Jose and Fremont will begin July 1, providing hourly feeder service to the Fremont BART station. The Santa Clara County Transit District plans include San Jose stops and free transfer within the county, with Alameda residents gaining access to San Jose. Peerless Stages opposes the feeder route, threatening legal challenges before the State Public Utilities Commission.
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Santa Clara County
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Alameda County
Peerless Stages
Wremont
Gaeta
Ue State Public Utilities Commission
Aso
BART
East Bay
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Wsis Bax
Meligpablan ‘Transportation Commission
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Tires
Peerless
Altameda County
AG Transit
Sant Clara County
MTG
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