Chilling Views On Wage Price Freeze And Hodgepodge News
A mixed column reports reactions to the wage price freeze with supermarket stock up claims and jokes about marijuana harvesting by farmers. It relays a Newark police scare, a San Leandro dog sign, a probation officer pratfall, a Woolworths ad spoof, a confession in Fremont, and local curiosities about traffic records on the Golden Gate Bridge. It ends with a light note on a church festival menu and weekend plans.
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Ray Rainert
Dave Keran
San Leandro
Kevun
Aroise
Mr. Cool
Golden Gate Bridge
Solon's kin weds despite wound in hospital
In Buffalo a nephew of Senate GOP member Reade Hoh Ret apartate married on Sunday while still in Mercy Hospital after a shotgun blast shattered his leg. Police say a family argument preceded the shooting at Mercy Hospital, but witnesses would not specify details. Margaret Lucas of Toronto, NY was involved with the couple. The groom’s right leg had to be amputated above the knee after the attack.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Senate
Reade Hoh
Mercy Hospital
Margaret Lucas
Torowanda
N_Y
Seoul
Miss Lucas
Scott de
Campbell recalls nearly 2 million cans for botulism risk
Campbell Soup Co says nearly 2.0 million cans of chicken vegetable soup packed July 15 at its Paris Texas plant are recalled after finding botulism contamination risk. USDA and health authorities are coordinating recalls across 16 states with about 4 percent of cases accounted for, while no illnesses are reported.
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Camden
N21
UPI
Campbell Soup Co
Paris
Tex
Bon Vivant Co
Newark
Mexico
Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Wyoming
Florida
Cambrell
Agriculture Department
Washington
USDA
Campbell
Center For Disease
Kennethm. Cish
Clair
Campbell Chem Secon Se
Low flying planes threaten Coyote Hills wildlife
Fremont park officials report planes as low as 100 feet over the Coyote Hills Regional Park marshes, creating racket and frightening wildlife. They will log registration numbers with date and time and send notes to the FAA Oakland district office. Since 1968, the area has faced repeated hedgehopping incidents and FAA advisories.
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Fremont
Coyote Hills
Federal Aviation Administration District
Oakland
East Bay Regional Park
FAA
Hospital ship follows Caribbean storm threat
The 520 foot hospital ship S S Hope shadowed a tropical low near the Caribbean as Tropical Storm Chloe weakened to a depression then drifted northeast. Forecasters said Chloe could regain strength Monday while the low posed no land threat for 24 hours.
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Miame
UPI
S.S. Hope
Che
Caribbean
Chico
Wasional Hurricane Center
Choe
Chloe
Kingston
Jamaica
Yucatan Peninsula
S. S. Bi
South American
Islands
Union City Council Sets Tax Rate Amid School Use Permit Debates
The Union City council plans to set the annual tax rate as the Cesar Chavez Ju school use permit proceeds amid controversy over the Varné property in Alvarado. City engineers and school architects met to resolve planning conditions viewed as unnecessary or costly, hoping to avert public opposition. The agenda item could reveal tense views on district policies and ongoing criticism from recent months.
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Union Cety
Cesar Chavez Ju
Fae Og Eent
Government class offered on Saturdays at Thain campus
A government class began September 25 with final examinations in December. Counseling appointments for the final quarter are being made in the examinations and counseling office on the Thain campus at 6 Washington Bird. For more information call extensions.
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de Lales
Thain
Washington Bird
Agnew Denies Connally Urging Out of VP Possibility
Vice President Spiro Agnew dismissed talk that Treasury Secretary John Connally could be Nixon’s running mate in 1972. He said there is no competition between them and he would support Nixon’s choice, noting it’s up to Nixon to decide whether to court young voters and independents. Agnew defended his relations with Nixon as calm and unstrained.
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Washington
UPT
Spiro T. Agnew
Treasury
John B. Connally
Nixon
Agnew
Connally
ABC
Ag- Tee
Beth Faekas
New York
Jobin V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Talks verdict due by longshoremen early this week
Longshore union leaders weigh a settlement amid a West Coast shipping strike that has halted cargo since July 1. Officials offered no comment on a proposed review and federal supervision was discussed to aid Hawaii’s economy as ship traffic sits stalled at the piers.
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Timesore News
Sap Tecepes
Saprroustinety Beir Saisre
Maison
Ieee
Arther Mink
Blast damages tax offices after Sunday incident
A blast damaged tax offices early Sunday near Sevenseevee, injuring Fernie Fete and causing unspecified damage. Teoma and Sgt. Robert Keely were turned over to the U.S. Treasury Department for further action.
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Wee Mateo
Fernie
Teoma
Robert Keely
Semsa
U.S. Treas Department
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