Nixon contempt threat from Cox in Watergate tapes row
Special prosecutor Archibald Cox said he may seek to hold President Nixon in contempt for defying a federal court order to turn over White House Watergate tapes. Cox announced he plans to ask courts to enforce noncompliance, risking Nixon firing him, as he argues most tapes would be inadmissible if summary presented.
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Hayward boy lands seven year 300000 TV contract
Five year old Robert Arbitelle of Hayward signed a seven year 300000 contract with P and H Talents to appear in television commercials for soon to be released records. He performs magic on stage with his magician parents Siroco and Shanda and will appear on The Italian Hour on Channel 20.
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Housing discrimination claim fuels San Leandro funding plea
In San Leandro the Fair Housing Committee asks Alameda County for 210000 to extend a HUD lease housing program amid claims the 50 dollar per unit choice failed. Del Green states persistent racist attitudes may endure, while officials defend partial success. The committee notes rents of 120 to 190 monthly limit availability and cites nearly 3000 applications, seeking 56 units subsidized at 180 per month. A prior city council rejection is cited as a setback.
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Weather note for South County clouds and showers
Cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of rain in South County. Overnight low expected near 30s and daytime highs in the low 70s. Haigh Cep stores forecasted temperatures noted. More weather on the page.
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Man jailed over ads by Black Angus firms in Bay Area
Nile B Heins, president of Black Argus Meat Co of Oakland and Richmond, jailed after being fined 1000 in Alameda County Superior Court for disobeying a temporary restraining order on advertising. Heins faced further questions for ads after the order. Quality Meats of Hayward Cord and Millbrae pleaded guilty to contempt and was fined 500, with two counts dismissed.
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TV blitz on Prop I heats up California race
Voters face intensified campaign over a television merchandise tax measure as supporters claim funds for ads rise while opponents allege hidden costs. A Friday debate drew sharp exchanges as leaders push for more ad time and a decisive independent review.
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Kissinger in Moscow and Israeli Tanks Head for Cairo
The piece details U S Secretary of State Kissinger visiting Moscow to urge peace in the Middle East while Israeli forces push toward the Sinai. Reports claim both sides suffer heavy losses amid river and canal battles. Moscow hosts talks as Egypt and Israel exchange fire and shifting positions.
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