Gasoline outlook improves with caution urged
California motorists face better gas availability this week beginning tomorrow per the California State Automobile Association. Daytime driving on primary highways should pose no problems, but nights and Sundays require caution as many stations still close. Travelers should keep tanks half full and fill at every opportunity, especially through Nevada where station gaps are longer. Some areas show 24 hour service, though Sacramento remains risky late at night. Last week, nighttime travel was Not Adviser.
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Boy Drowns At Cull Canyon In Bay Area
A 12 year old boy drowned yesterday at Cull Canyon Regional Recreation Area in Castro Valley. Lifeguards were alerted about 5 PM and the swim area was closed as rescuers searched the lagoon. The body was recovered from eight feet of water on the west side and he was dead on arrival at Eden Hospital. The incident involved a group from the Dudley Stone School. authorities identified the boy as Honald E. Henderson.
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Robbery at Castro Valley Dry Cleaners
Deputies report a young man robbed Cries Complete Cleaners at 19595 Outer Street Castro Valley yesterday afternoon. Claiming a gun, he demanded cash from owner Barbara Allen, receiving about $230 in cash and checks before fleeing on a motorcycle driven by an accomplice.
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Drug suspect arrested at park in Hayward
Police arrested 27 year old Hayward man Dennis V. Chemberlin on charges of sale and possession of PGP marijuana and gun related offenses after an alleged drug transaction near Weekes Path. A loaded stolen 38 caliber pistol was found, along with marijuana and PCP. A two year old youth was reportedly handed drugs.
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Death by own action suspected in Alameda case
Alameda County Coroner reports Gladys Mougin age six of 16139 Via Ar Viva San Lorenzo pronounced dead at Levine Hospital Hayward after an apparent self harm incident. Coroner notes Mary Jameson, same address, found Mougin unresponsive in bed with three empty prescription bottles nearby. Jameson had been despondent over health.
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Stolen Envelope At Bal Draperies Burglary Suspected
Over 4000 dollars reported stolen from Bal Draperies Inc in St Stan Mana? Police say an envelope containing 4000 and 9000 in cash and checks was taken from a safe left unlocked Tuesday afternoon. A burglar may have entered during a two hour lapse.
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Beef prices spark push to lift ceiling guidance
Butz, after meeting with 40 industry officials, signaled break with Nixon Phase IV price controls as beef shortages push prices higher. Experts warn extending ceilings risks a growing black and gray market, with retail and wholesale buyers facing scarce supply and rising costs.
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Helms tests CIA paid Watergate suspects bail
Richard C. Helms testified to Congress that ten days after the Watergate break in John Dean asked the CIA to pay bail for suspects and place them on the agency payroll during their sentences. He said the plan was rejected by Vernon Walters and that Dean pressed for covert CIA support while asserting the operation's secrecy. Helms said Walters was instructed to do nothing and to resist White House pressure.
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Ecological REVA Displays Placed Along Interstate 5
Information center youths read ecological information from the Roadside Ecological Viewing Area set up by the Department of Transportation at Westley along Interstate 5 in Stanislaus County. REVA units pointing out ecological features of local areas are being placed at roadside sites in various parts of the state.
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Public to have say on data bank ethics code
County officials consider tightening provisions of a proposed ethics code for a criminal records computer system. Public comments are due by Aug 18 with a public meeting Aug 20 to adopt the plan. The CORPUS system aims to speed access while logs and independent oversight guard against leaks.
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Pampered Pups and Pet Industry Showroom Extravaganza
A feature on the booming pet supply market showcases everything from fashionable dog outfits with matching hats to novel cat and small animal toys. Highlights include aerosol paw sprays, saltwater aquariums, beehive accessories, nesting materials, and Mattel style habitats for hamsters. The piece notes the industry’s rapid growth and the trend toward designer pet products, suggesting owners increasingly control the shopping dynamic.
Nixon ITT settlement notes surface in 1971 documents
Documents hint Nixon involvement in an ITT settlement discussed with H.R. Haldeman and John Mitchell dated June 30 1971. The memo warns of constructive notice and unknown copies, touches on Watergate probes, and mentions White House aides including Haldeman and Magruder amid broader inquiries into the 1972 campaign and anti Nixon demonstrations.
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Carol Sellery Swims On Despite Arm Slings After Mishap
Carol Sellery, an ace swimmer, sustained an arm injury and will swim Saturday in backstroke events using a sling most of the time. Doctors say such injuries take one to two years to fully heal, but Carol hopes to recover before December and help her Tennyson Pool team win the district trophy.
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Bad vibes linger over Panther concert in Oakland
Turner and his band report they were barred from finishing the show after stage security beat guitarist and Turner with a lead pipe. Panthers deny accusations, threaten legal action over breach of contract amid a delayed performance and altercation with security forces.
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Low-interest home bill wins okay in Congress
The House approved and sent to the White House a one year extension to extend the FHA loan authority. The Senate had passed it earlier this week, ensuring continued access to low interest home loans for thousands of would be homeowners. The measure moved by wire vote amid looming talks between Congress and the White House.
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