Judge seeks tapes in Watergate gap delay
Chief Judge John J. Sirica urged President Nixon to turn over all subpoenaed tapes after a new gap was reported in the recordings. If refused, he would direct Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski to seek a formal turnover order, with a Monday response deadline.
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Nixon
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Sirica
Orld
Fred Buzhardt
H.R. Haldeman
der Watergate
Leon Jaworski
Turnnover
Sirich
John N. Mitchell
John W. Dean III
Archibald Cox
Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Keep Warm Save Money Tips From Oakland South Area
Energy saving ideas include wearing loose clothes to trap air, keeping indoor heat around 65 to 70 degrees, and lowering bedroom temps to 50 to 60. Advice notes fat and protein for heat, casual activity, and skin care to combat dryness. warm baths and foot comfort recommended. fireplace use mentioned.
Colorful Thanksgiving Imagery Reflects Seasonal Spirit
The piece highlights rich autumn colors and festive tables as Thanksgiving approaches. It notes the contrast between the imaginary multicolored bird and the real turkey, using vivid language to evoke the season’s abundance and spirit across regions.
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Turkey
Daily Review of Hayward News 1973 Consolidation
The Daily Review serves as a consolidation and continuation of The Morning News in Hayward California with extensive coverage across 160 pages dated Thursday November 22, 1973. It preserves local reporting, community notices, and regional events from historic archives.
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Daily Review
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Hayward
California
Water rate hike ordered for Citizens Utilities Co. customers
Fremont Niles and Decoto area water customers must pay an average 17 percent more as the State Public Utilities Commission rules the rate increase can take effect pending reconsideration. If the hike is revoked, Citizens must refund the extra charges. The order drew fire from Irene Vincent of People for Better Water, who blamed the PUC for inaction. The higher rates took effect last Monday.
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Citizens Utilities Co
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People For Better Water
Alameda County Water District
Citizens
PUC
Irene Vincent
Million dollar Tiffanys heist shocks Beverly Hills
Bandits robbed Tiffanys in Beverly Hills firing a shot at guard Charles Burk and fleeing with pillowcases of jewelry valued as high as one million dollars. Investigators describe 3 to 5 suspects with a getaway car left abandoned five blocks away while clerks recall blue jeans and floppy hats during the bold daylight theft.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Tiffany's
West Coast
New York Jewelers
Jose Paez
Paez
Charles Burk
Ucla Medical Center
Burk
Dorm DeLuise
DeLuise
Visit to Arlington A sad day for the Kennedys
UPI reports at Arlington National Cemetery Sen Edward M Kennedy knelt at John F Kennedy’s grave with family and friends marking the tenth anniversary of the Dallas assassination. They prayed by the eternal flame and then at Robert F Kennedy’s grave while a wreath from the White House was placed nearby. Evelyn Lincoln attended later as millions have visited over the years. seven million came the year after the assassination, now about four million visit annually. Visitors come from across the nation and world to the Kennedy grave and Lincoln Memorial, gravesite simple yet symbolic beneath the Potomac skyline.
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Dallas
Kennedy
Pat
Ethel
Arlington National Cemetery
Robert F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Onassis
ALA A.m
White House
Robert
Peace Bobby
Evelyn Lincoln
Capitol Building
Lincoln Memorial
Charlie Ibarra
Aruba Island
Caribbean
President Kennedy
Cape Cod
Sunny and cool weather to follow clear night
A quiet forecast says South County skies will clear tonight and bring mostly sunny cooler conditions tomorrow. Highs are expected around 305 with tonight’s lows in the 30s to 40s.
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South County
Castro Valley Parade Hushed By Musicians Dispute
Castro Valley sees a quiet Christmas parade as local merchants refuse to hire union musicians while three bands and a Travis Air Force Base unit were invited. The orchestration clash stems from a pact involving the military, educators, and the Musicians Union, with Merchants Association head Dick Stuart blaming the union.
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Merschants Association
Castro Valley
Canyon
2D Naval District
Travis Air Force Base
Department of Defense
Nactional Music Educators Association
The
Musicians Union
Dick Stuart
Merchants Association
Musiccians Union
Sam Zagami
Musicians Local
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