Pleasant Saturday offers theater and cinema events in Hayward
A roundup of events in South County lists HARD Community Players at Chabot College Little Theater presenting Come Blow Your Horn at 8 30 p.m. with adults two dollars juniors seniors and children one dollar. Rabbit Hill screens at San Lorenzo Library at 2 30 p.m. with free admission. The Alameda Sailboat Show runs through Oct 10 at Mariner Square with general admission three dollars and two dollars for discounts. A Sinbad the Sailor animation shows at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Rectal School as part of HAHPs festival with ten and twenty cent admissions. Dorothy Timourian and Maxine Lewiskin artworks on view at Sun Gallery noon to 4 p.m. The Oakland Ballet at Laney College Theater tonight with free admission via tickets from the college. The Chinese Acrobats of Taiwan perform tonight and tomorrow at Masonic Auditorium San Francisco with four point five to six dollars tickets. Catalogs note pet loans at Sulphur Creek Nature Center and a kid craft session at Hayward libraries. Weather outlook predicts a 40 to 42 percent chance of rain today in South County with highs in the 70s and 80s.
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Ford funds probe touches on Ford or 1972 campaign
Deputy Attorney General Harald Tyler revealed he triggered a Watergate based inquiry by the independent prosecutor into possible campaign funds abuse tied to President Ford. Tyler said the tip came from an informant in Grand Rapids in 1972 and he passed it to Charles Ruff’s office, while remaining unsure if Ford or his 1972 re-election bid are involved. The White House views the matter as politically sensitive and Ford asserted his conscience is clear.
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Swine influenza shots begin in several cities
Elderly residents and others across the United States started receiving free swine flu vaccines. In Indianapolis 1,500 attended a health fair as Mayor William Hudnut led the opening ceremonies. Alabama began at Ketone Nursing Home in Birmingham with 564 patients. Some residents, like a Des Moines man, voiced skepticism about government vaccination efforts. Massachusetts reports early inoculations at Marist Hill Nursing Home in Waltham as clinics launch nationwide.
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UPI
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Waltham
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Harrises ask court to name counsel in Hearst kidnaping case
Symbionese Liberation Army members William and Emily Harris seek court appointment of attorneys ahead of arraignment on 13 counts tied to the Hearst kidnapping. Judge Lindsay postponed arraignments until next week and promised decisions on defense requests, while noting jail conditions and a missing grand jury transcript.
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UPI
Susan Jordan
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Harrises
Miss Hearst
Ford reprimands Butz over vulgar public remarks
President Ford issued a severe reprimand to Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz for making highly offensive remarks in public. Senate leaders urged firing, and Brooke, Javits, and Mathias condemned the statements as unfit for the cabinet.
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UPI
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Earl L. Butz
Cemirks
United States
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Brooke
Butz
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Sengula K. Javits
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Charles Mathias
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White House
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Cold winter may spur gas shortage
Washington officials warn a very cold winter could trigger serious natural gas shortages in some areas. Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb updates Ford administration efforts on oil storage, rationing, coal conversions, mileage standards, and conservation, with pending proposals to remove price controls and expand pipelines.
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UPL
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Ford
Greyhound breeding may boom with Proposition 13 vote
South County greyhound breeders claim Proposition 13 could turn hobby into fulltime work, boosting tax revenue for a local track and Bay Area growth. Mervin Roberts cites family lineage and regional hubs in Bay Area and Central Valley, while Carol Dean notes the sport's ancient roots and rising dog prices from about 900 to 4000 dollars per animal.
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South County
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