Caldwell to lead San Leandro Tesla Homeowners slate
Jon Caldwell, two retro San Leandro police officers, will be the next president of the Tesla Homeowners Association. The slate includes Mrs. Engberg as first vice president, Stan Guldin as secretary and vice president, George Dressen as third vice president, Mrs. Val Giller as treasurer, and Mrs. Wood Case as secretary. Directors are Mrs. Sandy Wellas, Pete de Gregorio, Mrs. Ann Silva, and Joseph Bean. Election is set for next month with nominations closed.
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Marina Citizens for Community Improvement elects new officers
Herbert Kilbert ends term as Associated Homeowners president to lead Marina Citizens for Community Improvement for next year. Johnny Tosucucnds becomes Marin Citizene president with Bly taking a new role. New officers include Maria Kilbert secretary C. H. Laibker vice president and directors Jayne Stone and others. Memorial Hospital expansion discussed to remain supported. protest planned against extended home occupation permits in the Marina.
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Appeals court rules Spruance overstepped in reduces citation
The appellate court held Judge Spruance acted beyond authority in Sellars speeding case by attempting to downgrade the charge to a parking violation after completing volunteer work and traffic school. It ordered vacating the sentence and re sentencing in line with court precedents. The decision cites similar limits in the Kilnes case and others.
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Skylab Shades Cut Heat As Mission Eyes New Awnings
Skylab temperatures dropped from 109 degrees to about 4M and 15 degrees after the station was reoriented to avoid direct sun. Engineers plan two shade concepts a screen-style curtain and a sail-like awning to protect the ship during future solar exposure. Commander Conrad and a three time spaceflight veteran will choose between designs, with a final decision expected after a weekend review.
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Probers Open Hearings on Watergate Evidence
The Watergate hearings feature Odle recounting White House influence over the committee and the handling of strategy files. He notes Magruder and Mitchell had key roles and discusses possible destruction of documents, with Haldeman, Mitchell, and Magruder eyed for grand jury probes. The scene fills the Old Senate Office Building as crowds watch live coverage.
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Energy policy proposals to curb California energy crisis
A state policy subcommittee proposes to curb the energy crisis by conservation measures and higher peak season rates. It urges public education to lower winter thermostats, raise summer use, cut gas appliance nights, favor electric starters, and recycle sand wastes as boiler fuel. It also calls for energy generation efficiency, coal use, and a temporary California Energy Office after analyzing agencies like the Public Utilities Commission and Department of Transportation.
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Record corporate profits surge in first quarter
The Commerce Department reports a boom with before tax corporate profits rising to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 713 billion, up 511.6 billion from the prior quarter. After tax earnings increased to 62.3 billion, the second highest rise in U.S. history, trailing only a 117 billion jump in early 1971.
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Rio Blanco nuclear test stirs Colorado debate
Environmental groups and University of Colorado in eastern Colorado challenge the permit for Project Rio Blanco a deep underground nuclear blast aimed at stimulating gas reserves. The Denver court denied an appeal allowing the test to proceed with charges buried thousands of feet below the surface and gas released through a chimney to a nearby processing station.
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Assembly poised to approve reapportionment plan in California
In Sacramento the Assembly signals swift approval of a bipartisan reapportionment proposal to redraw districts. Key figures, timelines, and vacancies are outlined as Republican and Democratic leaders debate potential veto override while upcoming open seats shake the map.
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Taxpayer waits for delayed return amid tax office mix ups
Mike Serrano waits as Fresno and Oakland offices clash over his tax filing. A technician misrouted his form causing a long audit hold for “previous liabilities.” After repeated calls he learns his return will be delayed by weeks and contemplates paying bills and a vacation with the funds.
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Walt Tex Ritter remembered by Nashville Tennessean
A nostalgic note recalls childhood on a ranch in Oklahoma. The author fondly mentions Walt Tex Ritter as a favorite figure from those early days in Nashville Tennessee.
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Court allows multi member districts in remapping plan
The Supreme Court directs masters drafting reapportionment plans for the 40 seat assembly and single member districts to consider multi member options as alternatives. Masters must submit a repository by August 31 after public hearings, with a final court review to follow. Paul McKaskle of Stanford Law School aids in preparations.
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