Nixon aides in Watergate probe testifies to senate
Washington AP report on March inquiry as Mitchell confirms pressures to oust officials and discusses the Watergate coverup. He defends not informing Nixon of wrongdoings while acknowledging resignations and implications for presidential conduct. The hearing probes Mitchell's involvement and the timing of documentation requests.
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Mayors weigh regional government in Bay Area push
In Pleasanton the Alameda County Mayors Conference voted to back Assembly Bill creating a regional agency to oversee sewage transport and land planning. Led by Assemblyman John Knox the plan would merge agencies with a governor board from supervisors mayors and councilmen. Critics warn against state imposed regional control while praising local governance.
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End of world theme show ignites 3 billion year scare
UPI reports in New York a science fiction themed exhibit, The End of the World, explores sun aging and planetary peril. It features astronomer Mark Charlton and mentions a near comet, the Kabontes Comet, due January, potentially dazzling but not endangering Earth.
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Fair and cooler weather for South Cavinty forecast
Cooler conditions expected in South Cavinty with a high in the high 70s to low 80s. Tonight’s low around 60s with westerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Tomorrow colder with a high in the upper 70s and low 80s. More details on page 43.
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Food prices to rise despite low farm output warnings
Washington sources report farmers anticipate higher costs as dairy and crop production trends force a price pass through to shoppers. Industry executives warn retail prices may not reflect subsidy plans, risking sharp consumer shocks if supply chains slow. Officials project a large harvest later in the year but caution on timing and policy effects.
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Grandma heroically slays lion to save baby
In a Rapid City incident, Mrs Underdahl killed a lion with a butcher knife to shield her infant grandson as a bear country motor home tour teetered near an enclosure. The boy, 12 pounds, survived but remained in serious condition in the hospital. Local authorities describe the scene at Bear Country USA, eight miles south of Rapid City, where tourists drive through a park housing bears wolves and mountain lions. Mrs Underdahl recalls praying for guidance and acting as her husband handed her a knife to defend the child.
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BART Board Keeps General Manager After Tight Vote
BART General Manager B R Stokes retains job after an 8 to 4 vote amid rejection of a plan to delegate authority to a three engineer and two director committee. Concord director Dan Helix called the proposal cowardly. Wilram and Silliman vote contrasts noted as strike talks resume.
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Gasoline easier to get as stations stay open longer
A Daily Review survey shows US gasoline supplies improving with more stations staying open longer and some lifting per customer limits. AAA reports 46 percent of tests on Western routes normal, 48 percent closing early, and 10 percent still limiting purchases. motorists urged to stock up before evenings and weekends when supplies are tighter.
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