War worries and fires across regions per news brief
The Senate moved to halt combat in Indochina by approving an amendment to the military procurement bill that would cut funds except for troop withdrawal. A vast forest fire near Big Sur roared through redwood country, destroying thousands of acres while evacuation orders were issued. Other items note a UC Berkeley chemistry grant on ozone, a Union City dental campus project, and local council plans amid earthquakes. A girl’s suspected kidnap case ended in tragedy as police found Vicky Iselig’s body, and a hijacking incident in Algiers ended with ransom and arrests. Political shifts include McGovern’s ticket and a bridge of international security events and local government finance measures.
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Jesus Questions Disciples About His Identity
The passage recounts Jesus asking his disciples who people say he is and then who they believe him to be. Peter declares him the Christ, and Jesus foretells his suffering, death, and resurrection, warning Peter against opposing God’s plan. Subjected by De Rn Clurtas Woolworth, pastor, First United Methodist Church, 2950 Washington Blvd., Frenwut.
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Lake Tahoe Tales and Tides of the Deep
The article tours Lake Tahoe noting its vast depth and clear waters, a history of fish species, and the evolving fishery from trout to mackinaw. It recounts exotic introductions and deep-water fishing methods, plus a quip about Mark Twain’s visit and the region’s storied lore.
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Earl Ih
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Mackinay
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Taine
Kootenay Lake
British
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Sone Phylers Troll
Computers Transforming County and City Services Across Bay Area
South County and nine Bay Area counties expand computer networks to manage payroll, welfare, voter rolls, tax records, and police information. Hayward and San Leandro operate costly local centers, while Alameda County runs a vast system linking courts, police, and welfare data. Officials envision a regional data bank to share property, land use, and service data, though standard software compatibility and funding pose challenges.
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Ala- Ineda County
IBM
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Dinaxl Parkin
Sytem
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Parkin
Lsmoat
Oakland
Ray
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Liveriiore
George Nolin
Haily
Yement
Ine
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Ada
Rewmiller
Vel Anbin
E Street
Castro Valley
San Larenzo
Basig
Murray
California State University
Cal State
Chabot
Local Newspaper Rates and Office Contacts
The Daily Review lists subscription and advertising rates with weekday and Sunday prices. It provides office addresses in Hayward Alameda County and San Leandro, plus ad numbers and a display ad office in Fremont, covering contact details for classified and display services.
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