Agnew Accuses Officials of Plot to Indict Him in Press
Vice President Agnew said Justice Department officials plan to indict him in the press as leaks from the grand jury probe swirl. Attorney General Richardson denied improper publicity, while Beall and others say sources close to the investigation fed the leaks.
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S. T. Agsey
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Iia
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Justice Department
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Heliever
Elliot K. Richardson
Baltimore
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Aldl
Hte
Atte
George Beall
Beall
Gradu
Mie Ie
Persing
Richardson
Ceiial Fiukitino Oktas
Maryland
Ricky
Agnely
Lam
Adws
Lehardson
Hayward Man Arrested on Child Abuse Charges
Ronald Ray Smilin of Fremani was jailed after his girlfriend and two children showed bruises. Police say the man lived at Red Cape Motel with the family for about a month. he admitted spanking but denied beating with a belt or fists. The grandmother reported the injuries. the boy and girl were unharmed beyond bruising.
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Fremanlian
Ony
Ronald Ray Smilin
Chetwood Avene
Fremani
Kiem
Smilie
Red Cape
Siilie
Ferale
Yueport
Smilies
Santa Rita
Hayward youths set fourathon world record and raise funds
Hayward area youths led by Sharon Haster David Nogels Chris Lewis and Sandy Fricker played a 40 hour fourathon at Iv Poster home to break the world record and raise 137 for the Special Olympics for the Mentally Retarded in Oak Jang. They gathered 75 pledges with about 85 percent from peers.
BART Train Delay Near Fremont Report
Bay Area Rapid Transit riders faced a 31 minute delay as a Fremont bound train stalled near automatic signal controls. A spokesman cited a relay issue that began around 4 20 p m.
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Fremont
Bay Area
BART
Jef Fremont
Hayward council cuts property tax rate five cents
Hayward city officials cut the 1974 75 property tax rate by five cents amid debate over upcoming residential water rate hikes. The move lowers the rate to 145 per thousand, the lowest since 1907, while water charges could negates the tax cut. Council members debated offset options and reviewed the five year capital improvement plan as revenue and utility costs loom.
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Hayward
Willam Haley
Hayward Aves
John Pappas
Pappas
George Oakes
Oakes
Stanley
Tampar
Te Council
Lea Howell
Hanley
Hovvell
J. Kenneth Biechfield
Kaiser dump plan gets conditional Alameda County approval
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors narrowly okayed Kaiser's proposal to reclaim 276 acres of depleted sand and gravel pits near Pleasanton with a garbage fill. The plan faces ongoing hearings, alternate-site searches, and possible state-level conditions before final approval.
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Palm Ou
Pleasanton
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Kaiser
Richard Flynn
County Planning Commission
State Water Resources Board
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Yone 7
Alameda County
Thomas Bates
Bates
Joseph Bork Wade
Rort
Dawn for the age of robots predicts nine-year shift
Expert Patrick Winston of MIT predicts robots will relieve humans of dull or dangerous work within five to ten years. He cites tasks from spray painting to farming as automation expands, while noting early demos like the Jason robot faced technical glitches yet show progress toward voice commanded, computer fed assistance for education.
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Stanford (Sf
Patrick Winston
Winston
Misachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford University
Jason
Coles
Vemale
I Veice
Explosion at gas plant kills 62 year old worker in Newark
An explosion at Matheson Gas Products on Central Ave in Newark killed a 62 year old worker identified as Bill Chica. An unidentified coworker escaped unharmed as investigators and police prepared to test the ruptured tank and determine a cause.
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Nelson Tardy
Matheson Gas Products Company
Central Ave
Bill Chica
Los Arboles Drive
Frematt
Chica
Flint Kate
Larry Fiver
Chiat
Piver
Isefora
Bla Peuler Warden
Lhe Reall
China
Matheson
Will Ross, Inc
Nixon lawyer argues impeachment is sole remedy
White House lawyer argues impeachment by Congress is the only remedy for presidential power abuses as Cox seeks a court order to compel surrender of Watergate tapes. Judge Smees will rule in about a week amid spectator interest and legal filings by Senate allies.
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UPI
White House
Nixon
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Nivan
Alent
Cox
Cos
Charles Alan Wright
U. S
John J. Smees
Supreme Court
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Congress
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Cow
Brant Nixon
Nixon Discusses Watergate Issue Amid Senate Probe
President Nixon refused Senate Watergate Committee and federal prosecutors access to White House tapes. He said deposed chief of staff Haldeman listened to one conversation to verify his response, describing the Sept 15 1977 Oval Office meeting. He criticized Mitchell for not disclosing others' involvement and defended ongoing confidentiality of White House tapes.
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Wif Gray
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate
Nixon
H. R Haldeman
White House
John W. Dean
Haldeman
Dean
Oval Oshes
Washington
Haldiman
Neal
Senate
Sal- Tormgy
Pyran Paign
John N. Mitchell
Mitchello
Ronald) Biegler
New Orleans
Jean Nomindoe
Bay Area food prices rise amid higher costs
The Labor Department reports a regional food index rise of 1.3 percent in Oakland area, with overall yearly increase near 14 percent. Meats poultry and fish up about 0.9 percent for the month, cereals and bakery up 0.3 percent, other foods up 0.5 percent. Fruits and vegetables show a 4 percent monthly rise, still 44 percent higher than last year.
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