A’s win World Series as Mets fall in seventh game
The Oakland Athletics clinched the title 5 2 in Game Seven against the New York Mets. Bert Campaneris and Reggie Jackson hit early homers, with strong pitching by Ken Holman Rollie Fingers and Darold Knowles guiding the win. Williams resigns as manager after three seasons amid speculation. Reggie Jackson reports a life threat and FBI protection. Willie Mays retires from play, while Oakland fans celebrate at Jack London Square amid minor incidents.
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Union City woman wins St. Rose Hospital award
Union City resident Mrs Amparo Galindo received the fourth annual St. Rose Hospital Good Samaritan award for volunteer work, helping families obtain hospital care and assisting immigrants studying to become citizens. She volunteers at Tiburcio Vasquez Medical Clinic as interpreter and aid, and is a health coordinator.
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Israel Egypt agree to UN cease-fire amid Middle East war
United Nations cease-fire in the Israel Egypt conflict took effect at 9:50 a.m. PDT amid mixed reactions. Israel claimed victory while Syria remained silent. Iraq backed the Syrians but opposed the cease-fire. Kissinger met Meir in Tel Aviv while Sadat announced acceptance in Cairo. The Security Council adopted a 12 hour cease-fire with broad support.
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Nixon's biggest gamble on Watergate crisis unfolds
The Watergate uproar deepens as Nixon rejects a court order to fire Archibald Cox prompting talks of impeachment. Cox’s dismissal triggers resignations by Agnew and top aides, while Stennis expected to verify tapes. Nixon plans TV address to rally support amid nationwide crisis.
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Extra daylight year round debate grows in Congress
Lawmakers debate year round daylight saving time to cut electricity use, arguing potential savings while noting political and regional resistance. DOT findings cited say nationwide impact would be modest, with historical trials including wartime DST and Britain’s three-year shift. Public safety and lifestyle concerns fuel continuing disagreement.
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Weather outlook shows showers and cool temperatures
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of showers tomorrow and a high in the 40s. Tonight’s low will be in the low 50s, with a 70 percent chance of rain tonight. More weather, page 22.
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