Nixon accepts blame for Watergate crisis in Oval Office address
President Nixon, on the 100th day of his second term, took final responsibility for Watergate while pledging to see the guilty brought to justice. He described himself as a victim of lies from trusted aides and announced resignations of four top aides, with Richard Kleindienst and H. R. Skelldman among those stepping down. He named Helio Richardson to oversee federal inquiries and urged a special prosecutor if appropriate.
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Massachusetts
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Price controls extended as Nixon keeps wage cap
Congress passed and Nixon signed the extended discretionary authority to control wages and prices through April 30, 1974. The bill avoids freezes or rent controls but allows public disclosure of costs for price hikes and enables petroleum allocations during shortages. Final vote 207 to 415 reflects cross-party support and opposition.
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Oakland County Keeps Ban on All Fireworks
The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to maintain a ban on the use and sale of fireworks in unincorporated areas. Supervisor Tom Bates denied Pyratronics Corp. Red Dell fireworks permit for county access. Supervisor Joseph Bort sought federal aid with the Berkeley fire chief to curb fire risk to eucalyptus trees in the Oakland Berkeley hills.
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Carousels and Organs Restore Hayward Warehouse Scene
In Hayward on C Street near Grand, neighbors pause to gaze into a warehouse where artisan Marshal Owen, 45, restores carousel and theater organs, including a Wurlitzer, with museum quality detail. The scene, infused by the organ’s joyful music, shows Owen mastering every craft from casting to inlay while fellow workers and visitors savor the world of historic instruments.
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Carsten Hépningser
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Hayward City Council Considers 15 Month EMS Phaseout Plan
The Hayward City Council instructed City Manager William Hanley to file a 44 month plan with the U S Department of Labor to phase out the Emergency Employment Act program. The plan affects 85 workers across the citys agencies and outlines job absorption, transfers, and layoffs through March 15 with some positions extended to year end as allowed by guidelines. Mike Reilly urged extending social service jobs to the program end, arguing the phaseout would burden community social services and noting costs could be mitigated by shifting funds from revenue sharing. Hanley defended revenue sharing as a council agenda driver.
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Nixon seeks aid bill with 2.9 billion for South Asia and Vietnam
President Nixon sent Congress a 2.9 billion foreign aid package aimed at rebuilding war-torn South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia while withholding funds for North Vietnam He urged aid increases and argued developing nations hold key economic and political stakes and that aid supports American interests and global stability.
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Psychiatrists deem Kemper harmless after slayings
Santa Cruz reports two psychiatrists examining Edmund Kemper in September found no psychiatric reason to deem him dangerous. They noted his treatment history, sealed his juvenile record, and differed on risks from his driving, while Chang disclosed prior confessions and connections to murders of college women hitchhikers near Stanford and Palo Alto.
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Mary Ann Pesce
Anita Luchessa
Fiesto State College
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Palomares Road
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Santa Cruz Mountains
Weather forecast for South County turns cloudy then fair
Cloudy then fair is expected over South County through tomorrow with some night and morning clouds. Highs in the low 70s and lows in the high 40s. More weather on page 34.
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