Miss California Pageant entrants rehearse in Santa Cruz
Cindy Moregal of Alameda receives last minute attention from Jewel Evers during rehearsal for the 1974 Miss California Pageant preliminary in Santa Cruz. Cindy, 19, represents San Leandro and competes today with Miss Sacramento Cynthia Olson, 22, of Orangevale. Miss California will be crowned Saturday.
Women in Alameda County discuss electability and strategy
At a Hayward luncheon hosted by Mayor Jene Weinreb a new group, Elected Women Officials of Alameda County, explored how to recruit and retain women in politics. Corinne Aitken and Sue Howe noted polls help determine fit and that grassroot campaigning often yields better results than media focus. The session referenced tips from a California Elected Women meeting in Los Angeles on visibility, fundraising, and paid versus nonpaid support.
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Portuguese First Lady breaks silence on women’s rights
In Portugal ten million women gain a voice as Mrs Palma Carlos, wife of the premier, discusses limits on speaking out while resisting active moves on women’s liberation. She endorses reform like easier divorce, denounces abortion, and urges enforcement against prostitution and child labor without stepping into political leadership.
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Judge upholds male only status for service academies
In Washington DC a federal judge ruled the Air Force and Naval academies may remain all male. Jolene Schwab and Coralie Cross, nominated by Reps Edwards and Waldie, challenged the policy claiming discrimination. The ruling cited a legitimate government interest in preparing young men for leadership in combat to defend the nation. Both plaintiffs plan to appeal.
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Tax cut supporters stumble in Senate test votes
In Washington liberals failed to muster enough support as key filibuster attempts fell short. The Senate rejected a cloture bid on the debt ceiling bill while a separate push to force votes on tax amendments failed, signaling weakened chances for the liberal package.
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Bay Area Weather Outlook Two Sunny Days Ahead
Bay Area forecasters predict sunny days and fair nights for the next two days. Highs hover around 75 to 85 degrees with overnight lows in the 50s. More weather details on page D.
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Five Yard Reduction Marks Women’s Event in WSJ Item
A fragment notes the Wall Street Journal item about a five yard reduction in a women’s event and mentions Litton Industries division scanning this week for a seminar on making coffee for bosses. The readable text is cut and unclear.
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State to add 10000 to Cann reward fund
Gov Ronald Reagan announced the state will contribute 10000 to the reward fund for information leading to the shooter of Union City Police Chief William Cann. The total now stands at 17750 with contributions from Fremont and San Jose officers associations and the local Union City association. Chief Cann remains in critical condition at Washington Hospital in Fremont after an assassination attempt on June 11. A 21 hour information line has been set up, and the governor said the donation caps the state’s reward in such cases.
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Ankeny Man Survives Third Tornado Strike
Hernan Nagel in Des Moines suburb Ankeny survived his third tornado strike. He notes the loss of his three bedroom home, now completely gone except cookware, after a Tuesday night twister that damaged many homes and businesses. Gov. Ray toured affected areas as cleanup continued. Nagel, employed at John Deere Des Moines Works, said he is grateful despite near misses and ongoing rebuilding.
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