Saturday theater and film events in the East Bay area
Readers can catch multiple shows tonight and through Aug 24 including Cal State Hayward’s The Tender Trap at University Theater 8:19 pm with tickets 2 general and 1 student, Woodminster’s The Desert Song at 3300 Joaquin Miller Rd Oakland Fridays and Saturdays from now till Aug 24 with tickets from 2.50, San Leandro Community Theatre’s The Seven Year Itch at Epiphany Lutheran Center 13243 Carolyn St 8:30 pm tonight with 2.50 adults 1.75 students seniors, Okla homa outdoors at 650 Washington Blvd Fremont 8 pm with tickets 3 adults 1.50 students, Fremont Main Library Dragon Stew Castles Made of Sand and One Special Dog screenings at 2 pm, hard district swim meet at San Lorenzo Swim Center noon with free admission, and Oakland Museum western film Go West Young Man at 2:30 pm in James Moore Theater with 1.50 general 1 senior. Call 834-2261 531-59597 276-2995 57-2100 270-3401 for details.
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Variety show aids veterans and children at Chabot College
A benefit variety show for hospitalized and disabled veterans and children is set for tomorrow at 1 30 and 5 p m in the Chabot College Community Auditorium Hayward sponsored by American Legion Post 165 Acts include Chief Red Feathers and His Will West Shows Jack s Marionettes and the Magical Clown Admission is 0 per family 4 for adults and 1.50 for children at the door Information call 934 7611 Also notes On Brightside Sal Bando s house and John Howlett s big home run weather outlook for Hayward with highs in the 70s and lows in the 60s through early next week
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Scott endorses Rockefeller for Ford vice presidency
Washington UPI Senator Hugh Scott endorsed former New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as President Ford's vice presidential pick. Reported secret conservative bloc meetings favored Barry Goldwater. Melvin Laird wary of full time role, Ford to decide within about 11 days. Rockefeller headed a list of 12 candidates Scott mentioned.
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Local congressmen praise system after Nixon resignation
South County lawmakers Don Edwards and Fortney Stark voiced sympathy for Richard Nixon while praising the constitutional process that led to his resignation. Both Democrats warned of possible prosecutions, with Stark urging Nixon to face trial and Edwards noting a mixed path for accountability. They tempered expectations for Ford’s presidency, citing policy differences and concerns over civil rights, inflation, and national governance.
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Cyprus talks deadlocked as ministers plan Saturday session
British Greek and Turkish ministers failed to break Cyprus deadlock in Geneva. Clerides and Denktash were not present as talks stalled over federation and regional division proposals. Turkey warned against reviving talks without Greek acceptance of regional partition while Clerides urged unity and ceasefire respect.
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California Senate approves 20 percent Reagan raise
The California Senate passed a 2 percent pay raise for Governor Reagan and top state officers despite strong public opposition. The bill would lift Reagan’s salary from 49,100 to 60,000 and raise attorney general, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, controller, treasurer, and state superintendent salaries. Debate highlighted a split on constitutional officer pay versus public mood.
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Ford says White House talks will not be taped
Washington President Ford will not tape record White House conversations, press secretary says. The move comes as Nixon tapes surface in ongoing Watergate matter. White House lawyers deliver tape index and analysis to Judge Sirica as Nixon resigns and Kissinger receives the formal transfer.
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