Ohlone's Pierce powers rally to top Chabot in tight game
In a Sunday recap Chuck Pierce scored 38 for Ohlone as Chabot overcame a 40-36 halftime deficit to lead 45-40 with 16:58 remaining. Curtis Wright sparked the comeback with two jumpers a layup and a free throw. The Renegades slipped past late. President Nixon reorganizes White House staff selecting John C. Whitaker as interior undersecretary and Bud Krogh as transportation undersecretary.
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Gil “Bud? Krogh
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Energy conservation debate at Caltech conference
A day-long Pasadena meeting at Caltech explores energy crisis and conservation. Conservationists like Michael McCloskey of the Sierra Club criticize utility warnings of shortages that fail to materialize amid divergent economic traditions.
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Warren opposes miniature Supreme Court panel plan
Former Chief Justice Marl Warren campaigns against a proposed miniature Supreme Court, opposing a Freund committee idea to create a subordinate panel of U.S. appeals judges to screen thousands of applications for review. Warren has written all six of his former law clerks voicing opposition as reported in National Observer.
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Louella Parsons Dies Queen of Hollywood Gossip
Louella Parsons, longtime Tollywood columnist famed for intimate gossip on celebrities, dies at her height of influence. Her coverage spanned private lives, amours, and pregnancies, establishing her as a dominant figure in personal journalism.
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Cash linked to Watergate case and Chicago crash
Police say a purse containing about ten thousand dollars belongs to Mrs. E. Howard Moni, tied to the Watergate burglaries through her husband’s indictment. The purse was found amid debris from Friday’s Chicago crash as investigators sifted wreckage at the scene.
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Nixon Warns Leaders Over Funding For Domestic Programs
Incoming House den urges congressional leaders to tell President Nixon that his legislative proposals may be jeopardized next year unless he releases funds already voted for domestic programs. Chairman Wright Patman of the House Banking Committee notes Nixon has impounded at least 10 billion dollars of appropriated funds for the current fiscal year.
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Review Vol BO No 58 150 Pages Hayward Calif 25 Cents
The item notes a review issue titled Review Vol BO No 58 comprising 150 pages published in Hayward California with a price of 25 cents.
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Undercover View Of Church Bingo Laws And Loot
A reporter goes undercover at St Clement's Church bingo in Wayward to probe legality and enforcement. The piece explains state lottery rules, how donations fund prizes, and notes the night’s $1,000 blackout prize rarely won while outlining the weekly gross around $1,500 after prizes.
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