Memorial for Assemblyman Crown Lauds Public Beaches
Robert Crown 51 died from internal injuries after a Sunday jog near his Alameda home. A Republican turned Democrat, Crown championed public beaches and public service. A memorial service was planned at Alamera Memorial State Beach Park as his colleagues recalled his discipline honesty and loyalty. He left no immediate family but two aunts survived him. his staff and friends praised his fitness, reading, travel, and unwavering dedication to his causes.
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Is Hayward downtown dying or changing its skin
Four years after the Downtown Tomorrow Plan and new zoning, vacant storefronts line Foothill Boulevard while banks cluster near Second and A streets. A survey shows 14 vacancies on five streets totaling about 297,000 square feet, but 20 new businesses opened in the last 18 months including Bank of America, Security Pacific, and Fidelity.
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Pumping Jemonade at Costa Mesa Arco Station
Bob Smith, owner of the Arco Service Station in Costa Mesa, pivots to selling Jemonade after a gas shortage leaves pumps dry. He serves the drink in upscale payerway glasses once used to lure customers, now offered free with 20 cent refills.
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McCord ties Hughes to Watergate plot and CIA frame
James W. McCord testified at Senate Watergate hearings accusing the White House of a ruthless bid to blame the CIA for Watergate. He cited plans involving Howard Hughes and a Greenspun safe break to extract blackmail material. The alleged operation never occurred and McCord warned of continuing political control attempts over the CIA. The hearings aired live in the Bay Area with repeats on local channels.
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Inflation climbs again with broad price gains in April
The Labor Department reports April consumer prices rose 0.9 points on the index, with food in grocery stores up 1.6 percent and broad increases in clothing, used cars, gas, and other goods. The annual retail price index estimates a 9.2 percent inflation rate over three months. Average weekly wages rose 0.4 percent to 122 dollars, offset by price gains.
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Foggy Mornings Weather Update for Week
The weatherman warns of foggy mornings with changing temperatures through Thursday. Expect sunny spells after the fog with highs around 75 and nightly lows in the low 50s.
Drug predictors for teens claimed in Boston study
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital report a computer analysis predicting teen drug use. From 2222 Boston area students, five nondrug factors forecast 1971 marijuana use and progression to hard drugs with up to 77 percent accuracy, based on 1969 data.
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Teachers object to negotiator in salary dispute
In Hayward a fight over contract talks escalates as the American Federation of Teachers accuses the school board of hiring a negotiator who authored a controversial book. Union leader Lewis Hedgecock criticizes the board while Lee Paterson, recently dismissed, writes on salary data and a chapter labeled NATO. The board denies stalling negotiations.
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Help Mate January 1972 Consumer Help for a Magnavox TV
A reader describes a Magnavox color TV that hummed loudly after purchase and through multiple service attempts. The dealer and Magnavox did not fix it, but a field engineer later aided, and the set worked after home repair. The note also traces Dormeyer bankruptcy and current repair paths for Dormeyer parts via Northeast Factory Services.
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