Forum targets vandalism in Tri Cities with action plan
Fremont Forum for Future members discussed a vandalism project proposed by Newark School Supt. M. Donald Thomas. About 12 representatives will refine the format and a summer meeting of all agencies will decide on the proposal and related actions. The plan includes a residents flyer and a budget near 5500 dollars funded by member agencies. WILMONT: John Butwuck j shot in the leg near Thornton Avenue and Cabrilla Drive. condition satisfactory at Washington Hospital.
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Lightning Sparks Two Fires and Blackout in Southern California
A midweek thunderstorm dropped about a quarter inch of rain across an inland Southern California region, causing two spot fires and a regional power outage. The U.S. Forest Service reported two small fires ignited by lightning in the San Bernardino National Forest, quickly extinguished.
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Sunnyvale Bans Bottomless Bars Across City
Sunnyvale council adopted a statewide style ordinance banning topless and bottomless bars. The measure, modeled after Sacramento and Orange County rules, broadens coverage to venues serving food and prohibits outfits revealing cleavage or buttocks. Violations could include misdemeanor penalties for officials and staff in nude or revealing displays.
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Prosecutor picks withdraw from Watergate probe post
Los Angeles reports that Warren Christopher pulled his name from consideration for the special Watergate prosecutor post. Christopher returned from Washington and said the process had been overly complicated. Harald Tyler and other bidders also withdrew, leaving David Pleck and William Erickson as remaining candidates.
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Circus sued for secret profits from charity performances
Knights of Columbus Foundation for Mentally Retarded Children sues Rudy Brothers Circus Alhambra and owners Elfi Althoff Rudy Jacobi in Superior Court claiming a contract from August 1971 to stage annual shows and give 27 percent of gross to the foundation. They allege sales underreported by more than $9 000 and seek 500 100 punitive damages plus owed proceeds.
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Skylab seeks replacement shade shields amid sun exposure risk
Engineers design two sunshade options for Skylab after meteoroid shield damage. One shade would unroll like a movie screen during a spacewalk, the other from an airlock hatch as the command ship maneuvers 270 miles from Earth. Final launch decision pending, with countdown to Cape Kennedy possible if Sunday flight proceeds.
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Senate panel opens Watergate hearings
The Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities opened hearings with scenes of gravity as Ervin outlined the probe into Watergate. He warned against espionage threatening the presidency while stressing pursuit of all relevant facts and accountability for those responsible.
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Energy policy proposal targets conservation and price incentives
The document outlines a California energy plan to curb demand and waste. It proposes higher peak rates, public education to lower winter thermostat use, eliminate pilot lights in favor of electric options, and expanded recycling of wastes as fuel. It calls for streamlining agencies and creating a temporary California Energy Office under the Governor.
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Fremont tax talks target budget balance and hearings
Fremont residents debated the study budget noting a balance figure used by officials. Alameda said the common figure is one million dollars for potential charges while negotiations with teachers and staff are planned for next week. Public hearings are scheduled for the following week.
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Economic profits surge in first quarter report
The Commerce Department reports near record corporate profits in Q1. Before tax profits rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5712 billion, up 8. SALb billion, while after tax earnings increased 55.1 billion to 62.3 billion. The rise trails only the 11.7 billion jump in early 1971.
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Nuclear blasts vaporize rocks to gas in Colorado test
Reports describe the Rio Blanco project where three underground charges at deep depths aim to release gas by fracturing rock. Environmentalist opposition centers on groundwater contamination fears and the Colorado River tributaries, while officials promise controlled testing and radiation sampling for safety.
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Assembly expected to approve reapportionment plan in California
Sacramento reports a bipartisan reapportionment plan aimed at shifting to four open districts and potentially altering party balance. The measure could realign the Assembly to about 47 Democrats and 38 Republicans, with key districts redrawn or moved across San Francisco, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, San Diego, and Riverside counties.
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Skylab Vantage Visible Over California Sky Tonight
The article notes Skylab, America's troubled space station, can be seen in the California sky as bright as a star. Viewing times include 7:40 p.m. with a westward trajectory and a 15 degree angle, and 7:53 p.m. from the west.
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Tax return delay frays Fresno man awaiting refund
Mike Serrano waits for his income tax refund as errors at Fresno and Oakland offices cause repeated delays. A technician explains past liabilities and computer mix ups led to five more weeks before money might arrive. Serrano plans to use the funds for bills a personal loan and a summer vacation.
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Funny honors and childhood memories from Oklahoma
A fragment recalls a child in Oklahoma at age four riding horses and visiting ranches. The author mentions a favorite person, The Riter, in a nostalgic, informal tone.
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Court directs masters to consider multi member districts in remap
California Supreme Court orders three special masters to study both multi member and single member districts for state Senate Assembly and congressional redraws. Masters must hold hearings by August 31 and report proposed plans, with the court to hold a final review.
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