South County Weekend Festive Events Across Cities
Numerous Bay Area happenings fill the weekend from Newark to Fremont and Hayward. The Twenty Native Americans festival runs today and tomorrow at Newark Pavilion with arts and crafts from 2 to 6 pm. admissions range from 40 cents to $1.90. Paintings by adult school students are on display through December 15 at San Leandro Community Library Center. Tonight Cal State Hayward hosts The Hot L Baltimore at 8:15 pm with admission $2 general, $1 student. Christmas at Dunstmuir House opens today near 106th Avenue in Selah with antique shows and holiday displays. call for details. Jack London Square offers free kids shows noon to 6 pm with Santa arriving by boat at 5 pm. Fremont Touring Club hosts Turkey Toddler car rally 6 to 8:30 pm to benefit Washington Hospital children’s ward. entry $5.50. Hemamino Bufano artworks displayed at Fremont Library through Jan 16. hours 10 am to 6 pm. Dracula at Fremont Community Theater tonight at 6 pm, admission $3 adults, $1.50 students and seniors. I Can Get It For You Wholesale at Chabot College Little Theater 8:30 pm. admission $2.50 general, $2 students. Dickens Christmas Fair at Fezziwip's Warehouse hours 10 am to 9 pm with $4 general, $1.7 children. Union Square shuttle service available. Weather: skies fair but cold and windy tomorrow with highs in the 50s and gusts to 35 mph. lows in the 30s and 40s.
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Ford nominates high court justice
President Ford nominated U.S. appeals Judge John Stevens of Chicago to replace retired Justice William O. Douglas. Ford called Stevens the best qualified and said he would send the nomination to the Senate for prompt action. Stevens, 55, is seen as a pragmatic candidate with broad respect in legal circles.
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Judge Stevens Seen As Conservative Likely Supreme Court Pick
A White House review of nearly 200 opinions by Judge John Paul Stevens portrays him as a conservative legal scholar who respects precedent and may oppose liberal court shifts. The list argues Stevens fits Ford’s goal of moderating the court while potentially siding with existing conservatives like Burger rather than Marshall or Brennan.
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Shoppers get jump on Santa in early Christmas rush
Shoppers vented early this year as Christmastime spending began soon after Thanksgiving. At Southland Mall General Manager J. Paul George praised strong attendance from a parade and said 1975 season activity appears healthier than last year with more optimism about the economy.
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Portuguese rebels surrender at Tancos Air Base
In an end to the left wing uprising, rebel paratroopers at Tancos Air Base near Lisbon surrendered after hours of negotiations. The base, 77 miles north of Lisbon, marked the last holdout among five air bases seized Tuesday as loyalist forces swiftly reclaimed the others, signaling disarray in the rebel movement.
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No Rose Bowl for Cal Bears
UCLA beat USC 25-22 to share the Pacific-6 title with California but UCLA advances to Pasadena for a New Year’s Day rematch with Ohio State after a 28-14 win over Cal. The Bruins finished the regular season 8-1.
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Carriage owners face diaper rule in historic Charleston
In Charleston South Carolina horse drawn carriages must fitted with manure catching bags Monday or face misdemeanor charges. Carriage company manager David Fuller says the diaper rule insults horses and ruins the look of the historic district while proponents say it cleans up streets.
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