Agnew resigns as Nixon taps Ford to replace
Week of world headlines sees Agnew convicted of income tax evasion and President Nixon appointing Congressman Gerald Ford as successor. Articles cover gas shortages predicted for South County, a major Sears labor dispute in Alameda County, and a wide range of national and international events shaping the political and security landscape.
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Pacific States Steel Corp
Leslie Sall Co
Hunt-Wesson Foals Inc
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Singer Housing Co
Patterson Ranch
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City of Newark
South County Rodeo Week Promoted by Gas Station Closures
Pecheron Ike and Peccheron Mike star as a Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce promotion ties a horse image to the rodeo. The piece reflects on the irony of machines overtaking horses and notes there are more horses today than when they were main transport, hinting at a moral about progress.
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Temporary Emergency Court of
Mike
Wwash
Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce
United States
Meir Predicts Israeli Victory and Peace Calls
Daily review notes Golda Meir in Tel Aviv predicting Israeli victory in the 1972 Middle East war and urging Arab readers to have courage to dream castles in the air and pursue a peace settlement. Also mentions John Gardner Ford of Logan Utah praising Nixon's pick for vice president, Ford as a junior forestry major at Witah State University.
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Sunday scripture says church built on rock
Dr Harold Hewitt of First United Methodist Church Hayward selects a Sunday scripture passage about founding a church on a rock and the powers of death not prevailing. The observed text emphasizes faith and community under divine guidance.
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