Newark Man Recovers to Lead in Real Estate
Jesse Rust of Fremont rose from a 1871 football field injury to become a top Newark real estate salesman and hardware store owner. Honored as Alameda County Rehabilitation’s Rehabilitant of the Year, he credits the State Department of Rehabilitation for training, licensing, and funding.
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Gary Hyman
Newark
Jesse Rusty
Newark High School
Chamber of Commerce
Alameda County
State Department of Rehabilitation
Rust
Londons
Ampex Corp
Redwood City
Fremont
Wes Sears Realty
Wes Sears Hardware and Variety
Ed Nolan
Nolan
Judge says Nixon near contempt in Watergate dispute
In a 22 hour hearing Judge Gerhard Gesell warned of contempt as President Nixon resists turning over documents sought by Ehrlichman. The judge ordered production and said he would issue an opinion on Nixon's failure to comply with the subpoena. The proceedings also touched on the unindicted co conspirator designation and potential dismissal of charges if cooperation fails.
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Washington
Nixon
Jon. D. Ehrlichtmamta
White House
Gerhard Gesell
Gesell
Ehrlichman
John J. Sinica
Kleindienst spared jail term in Watergate case
Former Attorney General Richard G Kleindienst avoided jail after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor concerning statements at his 1972 Senate confirmation. A judge suspended a four day sentence and a $100 fine, citing his loyalty and sympathy for the difficult period. He could face potential disbarment due to related political connections.
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Washington
UPD
Richard G Kleindienst
Kleindienst
George L. Hart
Senate
Keindienst
Council rejects Miss Hayward beauty pageant funds
City council, citing feminist objections, refused a 1000 grant request to cover pageant costs for Miss Hayward Pageant Inc. Only councilors Oakes and Neveau offered limited support for a smaller amount to send a contestant to Santa Cruz. Mayor Weinreb stated she would not participate in Miss America Pageant in any form.
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Aichriggs
Hayward
Nene Weinreb
Kenneth McGill
George Oakes
Tom Neveau
Miss Hayward
Santa Cruz
Man mistakenly believes he killed stepdaughter and kills himself
In Boston a man named Mike Davis shot himself after telling his wife I killed her and I am going to kill myself. Earlier, his car veered onto a sidewalk striking Aldene Bryant 20, who was walking to work. He then backed over her legs accidentally, as he thought she was his father. She survived with minor injuries.
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Boston
UPI
Mike Davis
Claudine
Aldene Bryant
Davis
Dad
Bay Area weekend forecast promises heat and sunshine
The Bay Area weather forecast calls for a warm weekend with daytime highs from 75 to 85 and overnight lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Expect clear skies and hot afternoons as the pattern continues.
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Wasther
Bay Area Weatherman
Tape claims Patty Hearst reborn on abduction date
A tape delivered to KPIK in Los Angeles features a voice claiming to be Patty Hearst alias Tania saying she was reborn on February 4, the abduction day. The message cites SLA salvation and recounts shootout deaths of six members, with others remaining willing to die.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
KPIK
Tania
Miss Hearst
SLA
Will Lewis
Miss Harst
San Francisco
William
Emily Jarris
SIA
Chico
Harris
United Peoples Liberation Army
No. d
Black Liberation Army
Malcolm X
New Liberation Front
San Francisco Bay Area
Ius
San Francisco Peninsula
California
Castro Valley teachers stage pay protest outside district offices
About 1,000 Castro Valley teachers gathered on the district lawn and inside the auditorium to press for a 14.7 percent wage increase as negotiations stalled. They sang songs with pointed lyrics and carried hand-lettered placards supporting their negotiating team, while criticizing trustees and highlighting pay as a barrier to top teaching quality.
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Lance Williams
Castro Valley
Lou Prank
Frank
Earler
Bay Area
Nurses strike strains Kaiser hospitals across Bay Area
Pickets gather around Kaiser facilities from San Jose to Sacramento as registered nurses walk out. Hospitals operate on skeletal staff with elective surgeries delayed and nonemergency cases postponed. Officials caution the impact is not crippling yet, though some beds and services are reduced. Negotiations with the California Nurses Association are ongoing.
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Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
San Jose
Sacramento
Kaiser
Robert Hughes
Hughes
Teamsters
Curtis Roberts
San Fynnetson
Tolti
Aim
California Nurses. Association
San Francisco
Roberts
Kaiser Group
Oakland
Kaiser Fossilal
Kaiser Hospital Group
Associated Hospital
Intial Services
Affiliated
Neighbors scrub racist slogan from San Leandro home
Police investigated a racist spray painted message on the garage of Clarence Campbell at 1221 Victor Ave in San Leandro. Neighbors removed the lettering with steel wool and assistance from a local resident, amid initial concerns of racial tension in the area.
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San Leandro
Washion Manor
Oakland
Clarence IL Campbell
Victor Ave
Hns
Bethke
Tuernan
Jack Gatiphell
Wah Investrited
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