Special grads celebrate 2 graduates at Castro Valley high
Roy A Johnson High School held a unique 25 minute graduation for two students with severe speech impediments. Teri Christy and Timothy Sweeney received diplomas amid friends and family at Castro Valley Community Center. The event marked a birthday and farewell as the district partners with Walpers Center in Hayward. Students received awards for best scholar and other distinctions while staff praised their resilience and zest for life. The class sang the school song in a chorus of hesitant harmony.
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Timothy Sweeney
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Roy A. Johnson
Castro Valley Unified
Walpers Center
Hayward
Castro Valley Community Center
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Suph Marald de Puce
Lou Frank
Ben Mowler
Nell
Krank
Saist
Alf Key
Johnson Ligh
City officials blast state roadside sign in Hayward clash
Councilmen Ay William Hayward and ex councilman Dan Cooper condemned the state division of highways for a large steel sign arm at Mission Jackson and Foothill in Hayward. They argued the install ruins the city’s flag display and undermines local efforts to control garish signage. Cooper and Pappas faulted lack of prior drawings and community input, calling the project visually harmful to the corner.
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Ay Will Smith
Hayward
State Division of Highways
Mission-Jackson
Pappas
William Hanley
Dan Cooper
Los Angelego
Cooper
Spacewalkers Repair Skylab Wing Ends Power Crisis
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad and Joseph Kerwin completed a historic spacewalk to repair a jammed solar wing, restoring solar power after more than two hours outside the station. The 20 foot panel unfolded and began converting sunlight, easing energy concerns and extending Skylab’s mission life. The pair also worked to rig a handrail before safely returning to the core module.
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Pete" Conrad
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Theater sues to stop seizure of film prints
Operators of the Tayward theater sue in federal court to halt Hayward police seizures of the X rated film Behind the Green Door starring Marilyn Chambers. They seek 100000 damages and an injunction after six seizures since Tuesday, with a preliminary hearing set for June 44. The suit names Alameda County DA Lowell Jensen and three deputies, Hayward Police Chief Claude Marchand, and three officers. Offered as adult film entertainment in an audience of consenting adults.
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Tayward
Green Door
Marilyn Chambers
Ivory Snow Fame
Oakland
Ben Davidson
Full
U.S
Sou
U.S. District Court
Salt
Alameda County
Lowell Jensen
Claude Marchand
Sloan testifies of fear of retribution from Nixon aides
Former Nixon campaign treasurer Hugh W Sloan told the Senate Watergate Committee he sought and received a meeting with H R Haldeman in late January to ensure there would be no effort to inhibit his future employment prospects. He quit the campaign in July after the Watergate break in and had been unemployed before returning as a consultant to wrap up matters. Sloan described his fear of retribution and cited discussions with Haldeman along with other aides like Chapin, Stans, and Mitchell.
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UPT
Nixon
Hugh W. Sloan
H.R. Haldeman
Sloan
Senate
Haldeman
White House
Sans Yowell
Weicker
Rcona
Brian
Howard Il. Baker Jr
ReTenn
Holdeman
Dwight Chapin
Maurice Stans
John Mitchell
Price of food and wholesale prices rise again
Government reports May wholesale prices jumped 2.1 percent led by farm products processed foods and feeds up 4.7 percent. Excluding processed foods May use fell 6.1 percent. Industrial prices rose 1.1 percent, and overall wholesale prices climbed 12.9 percent since May 1975. Gasoline petroleum products drove May gains while metals lumber rose.
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Washington
UPL
Nixon nominates Kelley as FBI director in historic pick
President Nixon nominates Clarence M. Kelley Kansas City Police Chief and former FBI agent to head the FBI from 27 candidates. Kelley would be the agency’s second permanent director and brings computerized policing, Sky Alert helicopter patrol and Metro Squad programs to the post. Senate hearings expected soon as Kelley faces confirmation.
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Nixon
Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley
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Kelley
D. Hdgar Hoover
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Elliot Ly
Richardson
White House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Memphis
IRS
Robert F. Kennedy
Gener
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Hot South County Weather Keeps Skins Fair Through Friday
A breezy forecast states South County will stay fair through Friday with fog forming late night and early morning. Tonight's low will chill the ske and tomorrow's high is expected in the upper seventies to mid eighties. More weather on page 25.
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South County
Four-Armed, Four-Legged Baby Transforms After Miami Surgery
Faith and Mike, wed at 19, faced a miscarriage before their son Joe arrived with four limbs. Dr. Marc Rowe of the University of Miami led a rare dipygus repair, yielding a healthy infant with new teeth and a hopeful future. The parents shield their identities to protect Joe’s life story.
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Miami
Joan
Mike
Joe
Lila
Nantes
Ile
Inc
Marc Rowe
University of Miami
School of Medicine
Dean
Rowe
Bret
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