Hayward Planning Commission Studies Political Sign Ban
The Hayward planning commission weighs changes to city sign rules including a possible complete ban on political signs to curb “jungles of standing signs.” Only Chairman Monte Florence supported banning them, while Commissioner Willie Huffer defended their heritage.
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Hayward
Planning Commission
Caiting
Bruce Allred
Monte Florence
James Harper
Harper Saie
Willie Huffer
Planning Department
County fair in jeopardy in Pleasanton
Pleasanton officials warn Alameda County Fair may face locked restrooms or a padlocked event as the city’s sewage plant nears capacity. With hundreds of thousands expected, the Regional Water Quality Control Board monitors plant performance and may block new permits.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County
Jim Walker
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Segretti indicted in fake Muskie letter plot in Florida
The indictment charges Donnald H. Segretti a Los Angeles lawyer with distributing a phony letter on Muskie campaign stationery accusing Henry Jackson and Hubert Humphrey of sexual misconduct. He allegedly conspired with George Hearing and Robert Benz to spread the letter in the 1972 Florida Democratic primary. Benz was not indicted. The case was filed in Orlando U S District Court.
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Washington
Donnald H. Segretti
Los Ateles
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Florida
Segretti
Orlandia
Richard G. Kleindienst
Wash
Vaglon
U.S. District Court
Orlando
Segiatti
George A
Tampa
Pla
Eller
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Hubert. A. Humphrey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Robert Melton Benz
Odessa
Fla
Benz
Young Republicans
Big Hayward Rodeo Returns to Rowell Ranch
Hayward readies a five day rodeo at Rowell Ranch starting tomorrow at 1:45 p.m. with events in bareback bronc riding and bull riding. A parade atop Hesperian Boulevard leads to the Southland Shopping Center where the event symbolizes a revival of classic rodeo days featuring cowboy acts and a Wild Bull Exhibition by Goulden State Rodeo Co. Local stars Jah Quinkina and Rayne Smith compete for prize money as Wilbur Plaugher headlines and star animals perform.
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Hayward
Yesteryear
Rowell Ranch
Castro Valley
Enel Dublin
Hesperian Boulevard
Southland Drive
Southland Shopping Center
Dimbland Drive
Libary House
Itdao
Weyl
Hong Kong
Radeo
Kodes Cowboy Association
Ballalus
Wilbur Plaugher
Plougher
Avorks
Hiragell
Halelawning
Hans Appaloosa
Jah Quinkina
Rayne Smith
Nixon signals peaceful Hanoi takeover possible under police action
President Nixon said the United States would not interfere if Hanoi takes over Phnom Penh peacefully, warning Hanoi against conquest by force. He outlined goals for a neutral, independent Cambodia and stressed negotiations to end the Cambodian crisis, while Kissinger warned of continued obstacles and possible months of talks.
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Washington
Nixon
United Mates
Hanoi
Congress
United States
Peidow
National Security Council
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixah
U.S
Cambodia
Pope forms study panel on women role in church
Vatican announces a commission to study how women may be utilized within the Catholic Church and possibly gain a more active role in church government. The panel includes 14 women and 2 men, with Rosemary Goldie of Australia as a member, and aims to examine social and cultural factors shaping women’s status.
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Vatican City
UPL
Paul VI
Valen
Vatican
George B. Plabiff
Valle
T Ie
Secilar
I Paul
de Pope
International Theological Commission
Irga
Vaticam
Rosemary Goldie Bf
Australia
Commission
Commission For the Laity
Debora Cheloman
Marymount College
Arlington
Ultrasound camera eyed to image internal organs on TV
Researchers at Sanford Institute unveil an ultra sound based camera that will display live television images of internal organs and fetal movement. The prototype uses sound waves for illumination and aims to detect heart disease cancer and other conditions.
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Menlo Park
Sanford Hesearc
Carl Jones
Biological
Nixon health records burglarized during 1972 campaign
Long Beach press Telegram reports two burglaries at President Nixon’s personal physician Dr Johnny Taingrench office in September 1972 and two weeks later. Thieves pried open a sliding door and rifled a safe. cash was taken but some health records may have been photographed or copied.
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Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Nixon
Telegram
FBI
Bureau
Bawk
Lungren
Weather Outlook Promises Warm Sunny Weekend
The area weatherman forecasts a warm sunny start to the weekend with clear conditions tomorrow and Sunday. Highs are expected in the mid 60s to low 70s, according to early morning briefings on page four.
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North Vietnam
Moscow
Ale Dine
Leonid 1
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Nam
Frent Gambodia
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Tme
Intman
Philip §. Green
Independent Press
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Targyen
Ray Orrock
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