Fireworks permit bids surge as deadline looms in Hayward
Hayward Fire Prevention Bureau sees brisk activity as 44 applications for July 4 sales are filed with 25 permits planned. Many groups have shown interest including Lions Club Kiwanis Club Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Boy Scout Troop 05. Officials stress adherence to new law and accurate completion of forms with potential lottery if applications exceed limits.
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Fire Prevention Bureau
Houth Hayward
Hayward Kiwanis Club
Church of Jesu Christ of Latter-day Saints
Hayward Hockey Club
Project Eden
V-F.w
Boy Senai
Hayward C.H.P. Wives Club
Mait
Jimenes
Ehrlichman says Nixon knew of Mexican link to Watergate
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman testified before a Senate subcommittee that Nixon, within days of the Watergate arrests, feared the FBI probe might reach Mexico and expose secret operations. He said Nixon ordered meetings with CIA officials to assess potential agency involvement and stressed concerns about Mexican activities.
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Washington
UHS
White House
John D.ehrlichman
Nixon
FBI
Mexico
Ehrlichman
Senate
Mexico City
CEA
H.R. Haldeman
CIA
Watergale
Mc Haldeman
Central Intelligence
Elbrlichman
Cheap meat may be gone forever in Midwest farming view
Chicago report cites agricultural economists and farm leaders warning meat prices may stay high for a year or more. Experts blame late spring planting, freight car shortages, fuel costs, and worldwide demand, plus breeding cycles delaying cattle and hogs to market.
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Chicago
Washington
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Weather outlook for fair skies after cloudy morning
A cool, fair day is forecast with temperatures in the mid seventies. Expect a cloudy start followed by improving sunshine as the day progresses.
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Eatherman
Guard general may lose pay over charges
Charges of misconduct against California Air Guard commander Maj. Gen. George W. Edmonds led to four letters of reprimand and questions about his civil service retirement. State commander Maj. Gen. Glenn Ames disclosed the findings after a year-long probe into 20 accusations from a former subordinate. The summary found serious judgment issues but no criminal acts, with one reprimand citing Edmonds for using a Fresno base post to gain extra retirement pay and another alleging nepotism. The retirement decision now rests with the federal Civil Service Commission.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California Air Guard
George W. Edmonds
National Guard
Glenn €. Ames
State National Guard
Doh
Moss
D-Sacramenth
Edmonds
Haratel
D. Simmons
Garmicheel
Ames
Inuleac
Siynmary
Fresno Air National Guard
Federal Civil Service Commission
Richand
Edward W
Abortion rates rise at Leandro area hospital report shows
State health department released figures on abortion trends across South County hospitals. San Leandro Memorial Hospital posted a 45 percent increase from 1971 to 1972 with 913 abortions, while most other area hospitals declined or grew slightly.
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Rouldt County
Te State Department of Public Health
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
South County
Robert Lilallen
San Leandro
Atate
L’italien
Doctare
Italien
East Bay
South County ‘Hospital
Laurel Grove
Castro Valley
San Leandro’ Memorial
James Guwilliams
Gwilliams
Doctors Hospital
Eden Hospital
Castro Valeley
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
Levine Hospital
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Valley Memorial Hospital
Livermore
Washington Hospital
Fremont
Space visitor tale lingers after 1897 air crash in Texas
In Aurora Texas a 1 year old recalls April 1 1997 memories of a airship crash near Judge Proctor's well and a pilot buried in the community cemetery. Mary Evans notes the incident drew big excitement and speculation about extraterrestrial origins.
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Aurora
Tex
Judge Proctor's
Mary Evans
Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
Texas Well
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Ray Orrock
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