Nixon defiant after Watergate pressure and crisis
Nixon says he is guilty of nothing to justify impeachment and vows to stay cool under pressure as Watergate pressure mounts. He outlines a plan to appoint a new independent special prosecutor while refusing to hand over presidential papers. He cites improved outlook in the Middle East and defends his conduct amid sharp questions from reporters.
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Mideast truce working as U.N. forces arrive
U.N. emergency peace keeping troops take positions along the cease fire line as Egypt accuses Israeli forces of blocking a Finnish UNEF detachment and aid to Suez. US Soviet tensions ease with Pentagon ending general alert except in Europe and surrounding regions. Soviet Union calls US move intimidation.
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Fremont hospital to receive 12.6 million expansion gift
Washington Hospital in Fremont marks its 15th birthday with a 12.6 million taxpayer funded expansion. A 1 pm dedication will celebrate new facilities including a four-story wing, followed by a 24 pm open house. Attendees include Judge M. O. Sabraw and hospital leaders.
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Coffee intake shows no link to heart attacks says Kaiser study
Kaiser Permanente Medical Center researchers studied 464 heart patients and 464 healthy Kaiser subscribers and found no statistically significant difference in heavy coffee consumption defined as six or more cups daily. Authors Klatsky Friedman and Siegelaub report results in JAMA, refuting earlier Boston claims.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends Nationwide Tomorrow
Federal law requires Californians and most Americans to turn back the clock tomorrow as Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. A one hour rollback is advised before retiring tonight. AC Transit will switch at 3:01 a.m. to minimize late night service disruption. Ohio, Michigan and Indiana exempt states are noted. Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke suggests year round saving, citing oil savings in Los Angeles.
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Reagan urges patience on Nixon issue amid Watergate talk
President Reagan told reporters that calls for Nixon impeachment could tempt foreign powers and that Watergate should be settled by the courts. He urged proceeding with the justice system, noted Nixon's statements, and defended his past support while California Republican leaders split over the matter.
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All about Bob Hope turns 70 in three-part series
The Daily Review launches a three part series by veteran Hollywood correspondent Vernon Scat exploring Bob Hope at seventy. It explains what keeps the entertainer going, why money isn t the answer, and outlines his enduring influence on comedy and performances.
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Weather outlook for South County on cloudy morning
Cloudy morning in South County with improving skies later. Highs in the 70s and overnight lows near 80. More weather details on page 12.
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Hayward Mower Vendor Sells Flowers at Sunset Stand
Sharon Kilian of Hayward waits at Whipple Road with a flower in hand for her last sale of the day. A mower vendor turned flower seller, she offers freshly grown blooms for special occasions or for those who simply want to buy.
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Skylab flight gets go ahead for 12 week mission
The final trio of Skylab astronauts Gerald P. Carr Edward G. Gibson and William R. Pogue were cleared for launch on a 12 week mission from Cape Canaveral They could extend to five space walks if extended and would observe the Christmas comet Kohoutek and Mars resources during the winter months Engineers removed dents from the Saturn V rocket fuel tanks and tested them before a mock countdown slated for Sunday to ensure reliability for the launch countdown opportunities.
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