Strike could force water rationing in Livermore-Amador Valley
State water officials warned that a strike by California state employes on the Livermore Amador Valley and Santa Clara Valley water projects could trigger rationing as water supplies grow tight amid dry weather. Union leaders sought raises while management resisted. a court restraining order aimed to stop picketing. The strike follows a recent engineering award to the project, underscoring the complex fight over pay and water distribution.
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Nixon and Brezhnev Hold Initial Moscow Talks
President Nixon and Leonid Brezhnev opened formal talks in Moscow focusing on health, pollution, and disarmament. The leaders met for over two hours in the morning with aides present, then continued with a long lunch before afternoon discussions, marking the first summit steps toward easing tensions and addressing global issues.
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Quiet Streets Turned Murder Scene on Sol Silver
In a quiet neighborhood at 2280 Sol Silver, three men were shot to death in a dying house. Neighbors report no warning signs, and police sealed the home as detectives guarded the scene. The neighborhood remains oddly still, with a stray flag, a gumball store, and a teamster caring for a German Shepherd as dawn unfolds.
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Weather forecast previews cloudy day with mild temps
Tomorrow's outlook shows low clouds in the morning and clearing by afternoon. Temperatures peak in the 60s to 70s with light winds and moderate humidity, with warmer conditions expected across the region later in the day.
Iowa doctors report baby heart stopped during repair surgery
University of Iowa researchers say a 35 minute procedure cooled the infant Jason Harter and halted heartbeat to correct a congenital defect. Dr. Ronald M. Lauer notes the method could save around 100 infants yearly, offering new hope for early life heart repairs.
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Veterans aid group forms to help them get windfall
Washington AP reports between four million Viet Nam era veterans have not claimed a $6300 educational windfall. The American Association of Junior Colleges and the American Legion formed Veteran Outreach to contact returning veterans and raise awareness of benefits, including tuition and living allowances under the GI Bill.
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Chicano Discrimination Suit To Be Filed Today
A civil rights suit charging Hayward Unified School District with racial discrimination and violation of the 1964 Civil Rights Act is to be filed today. The complaint alleges underrepresentation of Mexican American residents in staff and students, calls for an affirmative action program, and seeks an intern program to place Chicano personnel in administrative tracks with college cooperation. The filing is led by Chicano Law Student Association, Mexican American Forum, and Hayward Council.
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Miniature Faith Taylor Nurtures American Miniature Horses
Faith Taylor, 19, of San Leandro kneels beside Lady Blaze and her newborn colt Flame. Lady Blaze foaled on Thursday. Taylor has raised the mare since a colt. The Pacific High School graduate, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cherles Taylor, lives with 11 other horses and a menagerie including three turkeys, five rats, an iguana, five dogs, 30 cattle, and 50 chickens.
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Portrait of Nixon Omitted From Hayward Arts Festival
In Hayward the Korean artist K. Kim submitted a portrait of President Nixon that won an honorable mention in the open division but was not displayed. Festival members feared possible harm or disturbance, noting concerns from Ross Mera and Winifred Symmis. The painting was replaced by a Kim portrait of Ben Davidson, with a ribbon attached.
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Peti Care Bill for Veterinary Deductions Dies in Assembly
Sacramento lawmakers in the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee quietly killed a bill by Assemblyman Ace to let pet owners deduct veterinary expenses on income tax. The measure was prompted after Ace treated his son for illness and his dog required vet care the same day, highlighting higher pet costs.
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