New restaurant swamped by nearly 1500 job seekers
New Newark restaurant Pasquinelli's Farmhouse drew about 1500 applicants for 70 positions opening May 16. Mary and Ray Gallagher said 1800 applications total, with teenagers forming the majority. Crowd surged around Cedar Boulevard and Lafayette Avenue, some tearing down a cyclone fence before calm resumed.
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Two oil slicks threaten prime Florida waters off Keys
Two oil slicks, 60 and 25 miles long, were seen seven miles off the Florida Keys as Coast Guard teams fought to prevent spread into a prime fishing and diving area. The larger slick was described as a major spill while the smaller was deemed very slight, with the Gulf Stream carrying oil toward Homestead and offshore containment ongoing near John Pennekamp State Park.
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Bishop Begin eulogized at Mass in Oakland
Bishop Floyd Begin, 75, died Tuesday two days before his 16th anniversary as Oakland Diocese bishop. Mass at St Francis de Sales Cathedral drew 1,200 mourners including 13 bishops, with San Francisco Archbishop John Quinn and Cardinal Timothy Manning attending. Burial set for 10 a.m. today at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward.
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Economic indicators point to gradual growth in March
Washington reports the government index rose 1.4 percent in March, the largest gain in 20 months, with economists calling it a sign of possible stronger growth. Labor data show first quarter wage increases averaging 4 percent, higher than prior agreements.
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Walkers to raise funds for 20 mile march
About 3,500 marchers will participate in a 20 mile walk in Fremont today to raise money for the March of Dimes. Participants meet in Central Park and proceed along a route through the Tri-Cities, with a concert by Spitfire to follow. Mayor Jim Balentine and Fremont Councilman Leon Morzotti are among signups.
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Carter presents final energy plan with rebates for small cars
President Carter sent Congress the final energy package, speeding rebates for small car buyers and softening a gasoline tax formula. He called the energy shortage an invisible crisis and warned Congress tougher measures may follow if the plan stalls. The plan includes rebates starting Sunday and a tax formula that could raise gasoline prices by as much as 50 cents a gallon by 1988, with passage expected next week amid expected fights.
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Legionnaires disease links to 1974 hotel deaths a mystery
Medical researchers detail slow progress in solving the Legionnaires disease outbreak that killed 29 in Philadelphia last summer and suggest lab evidence ties a 1974 hotel convention death toll to the same ailment. Topics include weather notes and various page references.
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Teamster trustees resign from Central States pension fund
Washington UPi reports Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons and three others formally resigned as trustees of the Central States pension fund worth 31.4 billion under government pressure and the threat of court action. The resignations fulfill an agreement to restore the fund’s tax-exempt status amid ongoing federal probes into imprudent loans tied to organized crime.
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