Dollar strengthens slightly amid calmer European markets
UPI reports the U S dollar rose modestly while gold prices fell as European markets cooled after France's franc sharp moves. The previous shock had forced central banks to defend the franc and lifted dollar demand in key centers. By Friday, sentiment steadied and declines in gold continued.
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Worm theft hits Redwood City worm farm
Redwood City reports a worm rustling case at HCL Ranch. Ruth Harder accused thieves of stealing thousands of fishing worms kept in bins for her daughter Edna Logue and grandchildren. Loss discovered during transfer of worm brands. many tiny worms remained, no branding found. The incident highlights unusual rural crime amid broader financial market notes on gold and currency trends.
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San Mateo County
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Judge Clinches Postponement In Oakland School Dispute
Superior Court Judge Robert Boslick postponed ruling on the New Haven Unified School District dispute over attendance boundaries and housing reorganization arguing over whether the changes fall under the Winton Act negotiation. Attorneys for the teachers and the board sparred over impact on schedules, programs, and class sizes, with a decision promised for early next week.
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Postmen clash again with dogs in Fremont fight
Fremont letter carriers press city and county for stronger dog control amid rising bite incidents. Officials note underfunded animal control and cross-city costs as they weigh limits on households with pets and enforcement gaps. Representatives cite eight attacks on carriers since July and the need for better shelter, staffing, and response.
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Lois Brooks
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California unemployment rate dips to 7 percent in July
California's jobless rate fell to 7.0 percent in July, down from June's 7.3 percent, as employment declined by 35,000. Total employed slid to 8.04 million from 8.13 million, with government shedding 58,600 jobs and services showing an 14,000 gain to 134 million. Regional rates varied with Los Angeles 6.9 percent and San Francisco Bay 5.9 percent.
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Sacramento
UPI
Te Reagan
California
Alan C. Nelson
Human Resources Development Department
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Nixon to attend two conventions this month
President Nixon plans appearances at the Knights of Columbus convention in New York and the Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering in Dallas during the week of August 13 to 21. The White House has not set exact dates. The remark was made during a meeting with Republican congressional leaders as reporters overheard the exchange.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Knights of Columbus
New York
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Dalas
White House
Pacific Telephone seeks additional rate hike in California
Pacific Telephone, after a 143 million dollar June raise, seeks 84.8 million more annually. It asks the California Public Utilities Commission to lift residential charges by 5 cents monthly and business charges by 30 cents, citing wage gains after a workers strike. The filing notes a projected 5 percent yearly intrastate revenue rise and cites prior settlements and payroll impacts, with home rates in San Francisco and Los Angeles rising to 5.80 dollars and business charges to 7.65 monthly.
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UPI
Pacific Telephone Company
California
Public. Is Commission
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Los Angeles
Dune
Poverty grants clear final hurdle in state action
Governor Reagan approved two anti poverty grants totaling 640000 for South County. A 500000 loan will fund a two year heroin rehabilitation program and a 140000 grant backs a team of urban specialists to aid low income communities. Some cities oppose funneling through a regional agency, with talks planned to route funds directly to municipalities. The drug program includes a 24 hour bilingual crisis line a detox unit and a reentry plan for rehabilitated addicts.
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South County
Reagan
Office of Economic Opportunity
Willam Newton
Southern
Alameda County
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Groupe
Fremont Daily Review Publication Notice
A notice from the Superior Court of California County of Alamosa announces a newspaper circulation decision. It lists subscription rates and mailing details, including pricing for weekly and monthly issues, and centers on Center Square in Fremont with contact via phone.
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