Hayward High pool plan tied to land sales review
Hayward Unified District considers selling two surplus parcels adjoining Bret Harte High for a future Hayward High pool and center. The action, approved by the board, would appraise both sites for mixed use including commercial and residential density with possible suburban development.
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Nixon Refuses Tapes Release Amid Watergate Hearings
Senate panel rebuffs Nixon demand to withhold presidential papers and tapes. White House press secretary says recordings are presidential papers. Nixon letters reject appearing before the committee. Kalmbach testifies he solicited fundraising for Watergate defendants under Dean’s instruction and Ehrlichman’s assurances.
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Senate approves Trans Alaska pipeline project
The Senate voted 77 to 20 to approve the 89.8 billion Trans Alaska oil pipeline, advancing a right of way across public lands for a 784 mile route from the Alaska Arctic coast to an ice free port at Valdez. Vice President Agnew cast the deciding vote amid environmental court challenges and National Environmental Policy Act issues.
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Ex aides deny Johnson wiretaps amid Nixon claims
In a Senate hearing, former Nixon aides disputed charges of secret taping in Johnson era White House duties. Officials cited a Secrest Service network used for presidential conversations, while Johnson associates denied involvement and experts noted limited use of recorders.
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World War II straggler located in the Philippines reunites with family
In the Southern Philippines a former Japanese seaman identified as Ryoji Miki, long listed as dead, has married a Filipino woman and started a family. His brother and aunt visited from Japan to confirm his identity. Japanese envoy Urabe and embassy minister Miyakawa pressed for humanitarian stay for Ryoji, who reportedly cannot speak Japanese. Philippine authorities weighed approval with initial doubts.
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Weather Outlook Says Mild Change with Cloudy Mornings
Forecaster notes cloudy mornings and little temperature change. Tuesday’s high to near 70 with a mixed low. Another update appears on page two for fuller details.
Federal Trade Commission Plans Consumer Protection Overhaul
The Federal Trade Commission announces a major reorganization of its consumer protection office to strengthen rulemaking power and broaden oversight across all divisions. Chair Lewis A. Engman says the change follows a court ruling restoring authority to issue rules on deceptive practices and unfair methods of competition. The agency will abolish a separate enforcement unit and extend rulemaking to marketing and national advertising, aiming to clarify unfairness and deception standards. A pending gasoline octane labeling case remains in court.
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Equal wage talks at impasse in Bay Area transit dispute
Bargaining between Bay Area Rapid Transit and two striking unions stalls over wage equalization. Talks resumed briefly after a night of negotiation. Unions reject a proposed contract that would raise costs by millions. no public detail on volunteer process or union voting results.
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