Power fascinate s White House priest in Nixon tapes row
The Rev. John McLaughlin, a 47 year old Jesuit White House speech writer paid 25000 annually, lives at Watergate and argues power is a strong emotional force. He opposes releasing the tapes and defends Nixon’s profanity as emotional drainage while calling priest celibacy obsolete. He faces Jesuit leadership review with annual prayer time required.
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Rabin Becomes Israel Prime Minister Amid Peace Pledge
Yitzhak Rabin succeeds Golda Meir after an eight hour debate in Jerusalem. He vows Israel will seek peace from strength and will not return to the 1967 borders. Rabin asserts talks exclude guerrilla groups and calls for Egypt and Syria settlements first.
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Disengagement Talks Advance in Middle East Probe
A Geneva based UPI report says the Israeli Syrian military group agreed on troop disengagement and exchange of all remaining prisoners and war dead. Documents and detailed maps will be signed Wednesday after rapid three day talks.
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Arab nations keep oil flowing to United States amid embargo
In Cairo Abdessalam announced HOAPEC members will continue oil shipments to the United States while maintaining a ban on supplies to the Netherlands and Denmark. He noted Saudi objections and said Alperit does not feel bound by the Netherlands embargo, as other nations weigh government approval. Meanwhile two accidents left three dead and injuries in California and Idaho.
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San Lorenzo man arrested after bar fight with officer
San Lorenzo sheriff's deputies arrested Richard Ramirez age 32 of 16075 Paseo Largavista on charges of assaulting a police officer after a fight outside the Sting bar. Richard Ramirez fought Phillip Bradshaw and struck an officer, while Gary Ray Benson of Oakland joined. Benson was taken into custody by Bradshaw.
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Hayward outage knocks out power for hours
A PG&E report says a underground utility line fault caused a power outage in the Hayward Boulevard area affecting 34 homes for over four hours. Service began returning at 2:59 am and fully restored by 7:37 am.
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TM Promotes Seven Step Path To Tranquility In Los Angeles
Transcendental Meditation advocates a global plan to build 2600 training centers and reach one teacher for every 1000 persons. Since spreading from Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, about 350000 meditators have been trained. The movement cites health benefits from two daily 20 minute sessions and note ongoing studies on drug use, with critics cautioning limited evidence.
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Nixon aides drop cash welfare reform plan
Top administration officials say President Nixon abandoned a cash assistance proposal for the working poor due to lack of conservative support. Instead party leaders seek a modest reform, possibly patching the current system, with Caspar Weinberger and Kenneth Cole citing the need for enactable policy.
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U S Debates New Binary Nerve Gas System
The United States considers a binary nerve gas that keeps ingredients separate until firing. The Pentagon seeks 5.8 million in standby funds, while critics warn of risk and futility. Army and researchers debate testing requirements and safety implications.
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Area voters face full ballot with school and library measures
Voters in the district will decide on bond measures for Memorial High and a tax increase for schools. New Haven Unified voters face four measures FE F G and I, while Livermore Valley has five measures including Dublin Library funding and fire protection taxes. County election office contact in Oakland is 874-5576.
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Anti-Miller flyer sparks denial in Union City
Former Union City councilman Leo Alvelais repudiates a flyer signed by Citizens for a Better Union City Government that attacked rival Don Miller. Miller calls the accusations about a Spain trip and gambling endorsement lies and notes he supports a public vote on gambling. A separate Cherryland grass fire near Mattox Road and Foothill Boulevard drew engines from three fire districts but caused no damage.
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Stanford expert flags six month rise in food costs
Prof. Peter Timmer of Stanford University says government forecasts of stable or falling prices after July are flawed due to faulty weather and export demand estimates. He spoke at a weekend conference, challenging optimistic USDA projections.
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CHP Officers Picket For Higher Wages At Hayward HQ
California Highway Patrol officers and their wives demonstrated outside the Whipple Road headquarters in Hayward to back Assembly Bill 801. The bill, authored by Assemblyman Willie Brown, would tie patrol salaries to the average pay of officers in California’s five largest police departments. A spokesman said current patrol salaries rank about mid in the state.
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Woman assaulted by masked intruder in Hayward
A Hayward woman reported an early yesterday incident in which a man wearing a stocking mask forced her toward a bed with a four inch knife after she returned from a party and put her son to bed. The assailant warned her not to call police.
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