Judge Orders Nixon to Produce Watergate Tapes
U S District Court Judge John J Sirica ordered President Nixon to surrender Watergate tapes and documents for in camera review. The ruling supports Ar chinald Coxs suit to compel turnover while delaying effect for five days to permit Nixon an appeal.
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Watergate Grand Jury
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Nat Nixon
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Sitka
Senate Watergate Committee
San Clemente
Gerald L. Warren
Cox
Samuel Dash
Watergate Committee
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Senate Committee
Hayward Council retreats from 31 percent water rate hike
The Hayward City Council backed away from a proposed 31 percent average residential water rate increase and began seeking alternatives. A belated search will consider a water tax for new development and a diversionary tactic delaying public works to ease the crunch. Public reaction was sharp from homeowners while officials warned the move to raise revenue is necessary to keep the water system solvent.
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Edmund Schiffer
Fairway Grecos-Holiday
Public Works
Edward Phillips
Philips
Hayward Council Debates A New Main Library
Hayward council members sparred over expanding the current library at 22737 Mission Blvd or building a large new facility on the Civic Center site near city hall. A councilman urged plans for a much bigger project with a cost range from two to several million dollars, while others favored expanding the existing structure to meet today’s needs.
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George Oakes
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Council
Norma Mekamey
George
Kenyon
Kalimales
Tom Neveau
Len Howell
Howell
Kenyent
Tokyo visit frames Foreman title bid by Ourman Hickey
Ourman Hickey, sports editor, reports from Tokyo on the George Foreman heavyweight title bout. He plans behind the scenes coverage similar to Jamaica title win coverage, tracing Foreman’s career from amateur days at Canny Parks Job Corps Center near Pleasanton.
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Daily Review
Lewell Hickey
Tokyo
George
Hickey
Foreman
Hayward
Canny Parks Job Corpe
Pleasanton
Quake Devastates Orizaba and Surrounding Towns in Mexico
A massive earthquake strikes central Mexico from the Sierra Madre area causing massive destruction in Orizaba and nearby towns. Rescue teams battle floods and collapsed buildings as officials report thousands killed and hundreds more injured. A Boulder center spokesman calls it the worst quake in modern Mexican history.
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Mexico
Sierra Madres
National Earthiquake Information Center
Boulder
Colo
Oriziba
Mexican Sierra Madre Mountains
Central
Alameda County adopts ethics code for crime data computer
Alameda County approves a data bank ethics code limiting input from informants and intelligence sources. The plan, debated by the Grintual Justice and Data Processing committee led by Dist. Atty. Lowell Jensen, covers storage duration and privacy concerns while aiming to speed court proceedings. The interagency group will revisit the remaining issues.
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Alameda County Committee On Grintual Justice
Dist
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Lowell Jensen
Interagency Committee
Dave Rowlands
Jensen
Breakthrough in synthetic heart grafting hydrogel method
Drs. Buddy J. Rainer and Allen Hofman of the University of Washington presented at a national meeting a method to graft hydrogels onto rubber or plastic to form a semi living, water rich material that could reduce rejection in implanted devices. The process uses cobalt-60 radiation to harden the finished product. The hydrogels may help disguise the implant from body defenses while retaining flexibility for repeated motion.
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Chicago
Buddy J. Rainer
Allen Hofman
University of Washington
Oay Chemical
Shieit
Devtors
Satlighat
Rainer
Hoffman
Bank siege ends as tear gas frees captives in Stockholm
In Stockholm two gunmen Jan Prik Olsson and Clark Olofsson surrendered after police pumped tear gas into the bank vault where four hostages were held for 132 hours. The hostages and wounded were treated at Sabbatbergs Hospital. one woman disputed reports of deaths. Olsson fired a burst before surrendering, with officers stating the operation ended when lights were restored.
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Stockholm
Kristin Enmark
Jan- Prik Olsson
Clark Olofsson
Miss. Enmark
Sabbateberg
Olsson
Rreditbanken
Olofssoun
Orly
Karl Gunnar Anstroem
Mtotxson
Uneasy Heat Expected With Clear Skies Tomorrow
Fair hot conditions will dominate South County with clear skies. Overnight low temperatures drop into the high 60s and tomorrow’s high is expected to reach 83 to 95 degrees. More weather on page 43.
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