Near agreement reported on Vietnam cease fire by mid January
Sources say the United States and North Vietnam near a cease fire accord while Saigon President Thieu resists a one country formulation. Nixon would drop withdrawal demands, and Hanoi might concede on recognizing Vietnam as one nation. Officials caution no final deal exists.
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Fremont council to tackle city issues and water plan
Fremont council in session to address a state plan potentially cutting grants for waste water projects in critical air areas. The meeting covers bicycle lane parking, a Ponderosa Tones development, and Alameda County Water District charges while weighing impacts on East Bay sewage projects and local zoning.
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Mayor council to hear Lincoln site vote and Conseco move
San Leandro city council will review a petition urging a vote on Lincoln School site use amid BART Environs Committee recommendations for 34 blocks downtown. Also on the agenda is a Conseco shipping agreement permitting barge freight from Laguna del Sol, with fees matching Oakland facilities. The two items headline a long 1973 agenda including eight resolutions and public hearings.
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Bumper sticker fad sparks views on self and society
In Los Angeles bumper stickers flood streets with political, social and humorous messages. Dr Lewis Judd of UC San Diego calls stickers a badge and self presentation, while Marek Feinstein notes the booming bumper sticker trade.
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New Year's Day Swim At English Bay In Vancouver
Canadians again raced into the chilly 44 degree rain on New Year's Day at English Bay Vancouver marking a 50 year tradition. Crowds cheered as swimmers plunged into the water despite the cold.
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The dirtiest store in town a Hayward landmark
Joe Lengos runs a weathered feed and seed store at Main and A streets in Maynard, opened in 1949, and claims the last of its kind downtown. The shop, resembling an old garage, sells onion plants, hay, grain, and garden supplies to a loyal, multilingual customer base, with Lengos planning to stay open for a few more years despite pressures to move.
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Weather forecast for westhar page 6 reads cold outlook
The forecast says a mostly fair outlook with a few clouds. Temperatures will rise into the 60s and drop into the 20s by night. Moon weather notes indicate chilly conditions.
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Nixon Locked Out Of Oval Office On New Year’s Day
President Nixon, returning from his Mountaintop lodge, found himself locked out of the Oval Office on New Year’s Day. A White House guard produced a passkey after the doorknob failed, and Nixon quickly entered with a uniformed protection officer.
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