Students entertain oldsters bridge age gap at Mohlerland
Gary Tischler reports on Mohlerland Confirmation School students hosting a Christmas luncheon and show for Eden West Convalescent Home and Metha Lodge residents. Teens cooked, decorated, and performed including Sunset High School skits and Tahitian and Hawaiian dances, mingling with seniors in a warm, respectful atmosphere.
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Getty boy freed after months in captivity in Italy
J Paul Getty III, 17, reported found alive 60 miles south of Salerno after months in captivity in Italy. Police say ear was missing but he was weak yet alive. Reports say family paid ransom of about $2.7 million though not confirmed by Getty.
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Paratrooper Survives 1400 Foot Fall At Camp Pendleton
Sgt. Adam Deleon of the 1H Air Delivery Platoon rode out a 1400 foot fall when both main and reserve chutes failed. He survived the impact at Camp Pendleton and was treated for a groin fracture and other injuries at the naval hospital.
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Newark Mistaken Identity Prompts City Council Reply
A Newark council meeting addresses a San Francisco Examiner error referencing Newark as a part of Fremont. Acknowledging the historic misstatement, officials note Newark was incorporated in 1955, decades before Fremont’s naming, and urge correction of local city boundaries.
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Raiders vs Broncoes showdown under 30 percent rain
A 30 percent chance of rain blankets tomorrow's pro football game at the Oakland Coliseum where the Oakland Raiders face the Denver Broncos in a crucial contest. Temperatures will reach the mid fifties with overnight lows in the 40s.
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Nixon signs year round daylight saving bill into effect
President Nixon signed legislation making most of the United States observe year round daylight saving time starting January 6 to conserve energy. Clocks move forward to 2 a.m. and the measure runs through October 1975 with executive exemptions planned for certain areas. The signing followed rapid congressional action and the bill’s passage in the House earlier that day. Norman Lent attended as the sole member invited to witness the ceremony.
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Mideast talks may be put off in Geneva opening
In Damascus Kissinger discussed peace conference details with Syria’s Assad as officials warned a Tuesday start could slip a day or two. Israel’s POW list and Red Cross access provoke a boycott threat, while Syria demands complete withdrawal before any prisoner issue talks.
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Poison plants threaten kids during holidays, say doctors
California pharmacist Dr. Steve Kayser warns holiday plants like mistletoe holly and poinsettia can cause upset stomach skin irritation or more serious harm if eaten or touched. Medical staff note that a few berries can be fatal for small children and berry juice or sap can trigger blindness or cardiovascular issues.
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Reagan reshuffles California Air Resources Board amid smog clash
President Reagan fires Gladys Meade and names four new ARB members, signaling a fresh look at California air pollution policy as the panel faces a plan to implement a controversial 1966 70 car emission program and a possible delay to the January 1 start date.
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