City Council approves noise study on split vote
Harvard City Council votes 7 to 3 to authorize a 34 hundred dollar noise study amid debate over its value and impact. Some members urge delays or local mitigation steps, while others say state requirements compel action and the study could guide long term planning.
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Bilingual kindergarten plan questioned as few signups
In Hayward Langwood district officials doubt enough interest exists for a bilingual kindergarten. Only three parents signed up their children, well short of the 95 minimum. Elementary education director Robert Williams said many Spanish surnamed parents oppose the program while others prefer English only classes.
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Sonar system aids Blind Rehabilitation student at WMU
Charles LeRoy, 38, a Western Michigan University student, wears three glasses with Srams receivers and a red tipped cane to navigate. A transmitter emits sound waves that bounce back to sensors, letting him locate objects up to ten feet away without groping.
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Nixon to Address Inflation Plan on TV and Radio
President Nixon will unveil a major new anti inflation program in a nationwide 6:40 p.m. PST address telecast on Channels 4 and 7. Administration officials describe a broad plan with wage price controls and extensive enforcement, aiming to ease surge prices amid Congressional pressure.
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Anti trust suit targets oil firms over gas sales
Washington report notes a government antitrust suit against Tunco and Coastal States Gas Producing Co alleging illegal agreements to restrain gasoline sales to independents. The announcement comes as a national survey highlights potential shortages and warnings of reduced supplies, with about 2,000 stations affected. Gasoline availability and fuel conservation plans are under White House consideration, as AAA flags fears over scarce fuel.
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Stans links $75,000 to Watergate defendants
Maurice H Stans testified before the Senate Watergate hearing that he gave $75 000 from Nixon campaign funds to pay legal fees for the seven Watergate defendants He said the money went to Herbert Kalmbach via Nixon personal attorney and was intended for a White House project. He denied prior knowledge of the Watergate case.
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Livermore Arms Work to Continue at Lab
Dr. Roger Batzel said Lawrence Livermore Laboratory will keep weapons oriented research as a core function, with future growth in other areas. He noted a seven year outlook, an inflation matching rise in funding, and a new laser research facility under construction. Total financing climbs to 1.7 billion for 1973-74 as thermonuclear work expands.
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Fair Skies Forecast for South County Tonight
Skies stay cloudy this evening then clear by tomorrow morning. Light winds tonight, gusts 1 to 3 mph tomorrow afternoon. Lows dip into the 30s with a high around 50s to 70s near the 405 corridor. More weather details on page 13.
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