President Nixon’s weekend actions spark bipartisan concern
The piece critiques Nixon’s move to fire Special Prosecutor Cox, noting the loss of Attorney General and deputy, and questions the tapes as a political weapon. It argues the act undermines fair play, creates political risk for Republicans, and foresees impeachment talk rising without leading to removal.
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White House
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Cox
Gerald Ford
Albert
James Kilpatrick Warns of Shiny Scissors and the CPSC
Washington piece warns that the Consumer Product Safety Commission will expand from education to enforcement, with civil penalties up to 500000 dollars and criminal penalties up to a year in jail. It lists product categories from bicycles to beer mugs and notes dangers of school items like pencils and scissors.
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Dr. Prankenstei
United States Congress
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Environmental Protection Agency
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Commission
Richard C. Simpson
Colorado Springs
National Association of Manufacturers
Itasy
Dr. Frankenstein's Monster
Simpson
Oil scene shows only troubled waters
Guest opinion by Virginsalera, economics professor at California State University Hayward, argues oil supplies are tightening and imports rising costs. He blames Congress, proposes cutting waste, voting out incumbents, easing air standards, relocating federal offices, and boosting domestic exploration to reduce dependence on Arabs and Russians.
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Economicsalifornia State University
Hayward
Micrivans
Lough
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Bay Area
U.S
Middle East
Canada
Washington
San Francisco
Unthinkable warfare sparks nuclear debate in US policy circles
The article surveys bold warnings about nuclear warfare becoming a real possibility, noting calls to prepare for tactical and strategic weapons, the risk of Arab unity opposing Israel, and the uncertain path of SALT talks. It highlights debates over Trident subs and the 8-1 bomber, with Senate and House spending gaps affecting timely deployment.
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Mideast
Uni Tia
America
Eden Medical Building plan criticized by letter writer
Edwin Wortham M D of San Leandro argues against the Eden Hospital site on Lake Chabot Road. He says the project would divert public land to a private developer, worsen congestion, worsen parking, and hamper access during disasters. He advocates locating a multi story class A medical building between Eden and Laurel Grove hospitals to serve doctors and patients.
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Alameda County Planting Commission
Eden Hospital
Lake Chabot Road
West
Laurel Grove Hospital
Eden
Bulding
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Laurel Cirove
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Kdett Hospital
Eden Medical Building
Edwin Wortham
M.D
San Leandro
California single parents get tax relief under Cline bill
Gov. Reagan signs Cline’s tax relief for unmarried heads of household effective 1974. Singles with dependents will be taxed like married couples up to $6,000 income, cutting taxes by about $85 at $8,110 and by about $65 at $10,000. About 60 percent of single filers benefit, saving roughly $24 million first year. The goal is to equalize rates, with broader changes planned.
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Woodland Hills
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Roto
Nevada
San Francisco Bay Area
Taya
Kern
San Luis Obispo
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