Alioto seeks mistrial in Washington fee case
San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto said he will request a mistrial in the 2.3 million fee overcharge case being heard in Washington. Judge Donald L. Gaines died after 19 weeks of testimony, and a mistrial motion, joined by co defendant George K. Faler, is set for Tuesday before the Washington Supreme Court in Olympia. The matter concerns alleged overcharges in fees paid to Alioto and shared with Faler and another Washington official by several state agencies.
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San Francisco
UPI
Joseph Alioto
Washington
Donald L. Gaines
Alioto
George K. Faler
Sistant
Gentral
Aments
Washington State Supreme Court
Olympia
Alloto
Faler
Church proposes large Social Security boosts for elderly
Sen. Frank Church accuses the administration of half measures and urges gains up to 21 percent in Social Security payments plus a guaranteed income to end poverty for the elderly. He favors an average 12 percent rise weighted toward the lowest benefits, with a 20 percent minimum for the poorest, to establish a real retirement security plan.
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Washington
UPI
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Senate Aging Committee
Senate
East Coast pot haul largest ever seizure in Miami
UPI reports customs agents seized two tons of high grade Colombian marijuana valued at four million dollars from a 42 foot cruiser in Miami Beach. Three men aboard were arrested Keith Miggs captain 24 from Miami Steven McCarthy 24 from Los Angeles and Dennis Ingham 2 from Long Beach California. The contraband was packed in 70 barley bags and the vessel had arrived from Colombia before docking at Baker's Haulover Cut then Golden Beach. The seizure marked the largest on the U S East Coast.
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UPI
Miami
Nurmi
Keith Miggs
Steven McCarthy
Los Angeles
Dennis Ingham
Long Beach
Calif
U.S
Colombia
Baker
Golden Beach
Newark Service Club Alliance Meeting Set
The Newark Service Club Alliance will meet at the community center at 7 30 pm tomorrow. All service organizations in Newark are urged to send a representative. Roland Terry of the Fremont Boys Club will discuss the club and a Newark Boys Club may be established. A progress report on Get Out and Vote and welcome signs will be given. The Alliance keeps a calendar at the Newark Chamber of Commerce and mails a monthly calendar to participants.
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Newark
Newark Service Club Alliance
Cedar Blvd
Roland Terry
Fremont Boys’ Club
Ess
Service Club Alliance
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Second Chance to Inform Newark Members of Activities
A Newark meeting will inform Second Chance members about anti drug abuse program activities from the past three months. The session is tomorrow at 8 PM in city hall Newark Blvd 3710t. The bylaws require quarterly membership meetings and a preceding board session at 7:30 PM.
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Newark
City Hall
Newark Blvd
Board of Directors
Newark adult career center opens at Newark High School
A new adult career center will offer free services with a counselor from the State Department of Human Resources development available to assist adults with job search planning and career information. Center hours are 7 to 9 pm today and Mondays through Thursdays in Room C-4 at 6201 Lafayette Blvd. The center is sponsored by Ohlone College Community Services Department.</s>
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Newark High School
Lafayette Blvd
Ohlone College Community Services Department
State Department of Human Resources Development
Camera Workshop Scheduled in Fremont at Olive Hyde Art Center
A free three week workshop for beginning photographers will meet Wednesdays starting tomorrow in the Mission Room at Olive Hyde Art Center 123 Washington Blvd at 7 45 sponsored by the Fremont Photographic Society and the Ohine College Community Services Department sessions titled What You Always Wanted to Know About Cameras But Were Afraid to Ask participants are asked to bring their cameras.
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Fremont
Mission Room
Olive Hyde Art Center
Washington Blvd
Fremont Photographic
Society
Ohne College Community Services Department
Anti theft campaign continues in Fremont area
The Independent Insurance Agents Association of Fremont Newark Union City keeps its theft deterrence push active. Twelve agents received electric marking pens at a luncheon, to be issued to customers, while 24 pens were donated to Fremont Police for Project Identification. Sgt Duane Watson spoke at the event and a crime prevention film was shown.
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Fremont
Independent Insurance Agents Association of
Fremont - Newark- Union City
International Kitchen
Duane Watson
David Brazil
Association
Warren services scheduled for Hayward memorial
Memorial services for E. Guy Warren, who died Saturday at St. Here Hospital from cancer, are tentatively set for Thursday or Friday at California State College in Hayward. The family will hold a private funeral and burial. Warren, 78, helped bring the state college to Hayward and served on the state college board of trustees since 1962, chairing the board since 1970.
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Hayward
E. Guy Warren
California State College
Warren
St. Here
Ollege
Cafege
No More Interviews Davis gag rule imposed
UPI reports a tight gag order in the Angela Davis case. Sheriff James Geary read a prepared statement at a news conference and refused to address demands by Franklin Alexander of the United Free Angela, Davis Committee. Court actions continued with pretrial motions as defense filings accumulated.
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Franklin Alexander
United Free Angela
Davis Comittee
Miss Davis
Alexander
Fania Jordan
Santa Clara County
Byron Athan
Athan
U S May Soon Restrict Amphetamine Pill Usage
UPI reports Dr Charles C Edwards of the FDA told a Senate panel that amphetamines may be limited to short term use in obesity only after other treatments fail. He noted overproduction and diversion to illegal channels and cited plans to cut production quotas by up to 90 percent, with a report expected within a month or two.
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Washington
UPI
Charles C. Edwards
Food and Drug Administration
Edwards
Senate
FDA
Arthur Goldstein
Huntington
N.Y
Narcolics Guidance Coun
Goldstein
Mystery of Kit Caren at Big Creek Lake
The article recalls Kit Caren, once estranged from a camping family near Big Creek 25 miles south of here, who lived in an aging cottage. In harsh winters he drilled an access hole to reach the lake, kept mice down, and survived on dry food as his eyesight faded and the herring dwindled, awaiting spring when humans would return.
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High Sierra
Saat
Kit Caren
Wascot of
Nevada City trial details family killings and witness accounts
A survivor testified that a gunman entered the Faytor home and shot her and her husband as well as Charlene Vichi and their children. She described hiding on the floor as her granddaughter cried and gunfire resumed. The defendant Alexandre Vichi faces murder charges in a Sonoma County Superior Court trial without a jury.
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Nevada City
UPI
Charlotte Faytor
Aelexandre
John) Vichi
Jay
Michele
Faylor
Vichi
Bedrow
State loses $100 million in loophole reform push
California faces a $100 million revenue loss from an insurance tax deduction loophole, with a student project estimating 12 firms fully escaping state taxes. Gen. David A. Roberts urged new legislation to close the gap, citing unfair competitive advantages for large insurers that own multi story buildings and deduct property taxes from state taxes. The study, led by Richard Budnick, notes several firms used the deduction, including Life Insurance Co. of California and Occidental Life, costing the state millions and prompting requests to end the loophole.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Senate
Democratic
Cautous
David A. Robert
Tobert
Arr
Roberts
Lasphate
Stich
Life Insurance Co
San Frandizno
Grange County
Santa Ana
Colony Chatter Life Insurance Co
Empire Iife Insurance
Lie Infurence Co
Los Angeles Life Insurances Co
Pierce National Lug Insurance Co
J. #2 Penney Insurance Co
Southern Tite Ing. 2 Co
Nezd
Occidental Life
Way
Folst Wing Occidental
Equitable Life
Prudominal
Fireman's Fund
Beneficial Standard
Richard Budnick
Ucla Political Science
Studer
Budnick
Welfare reform hampered by court orders and delays
In Sacramento County and surrounding areas, officials say the 1971 Welfare Reform Act is hindered by court restraining orders on its provisions. Welfare directors report administrative problems from income and property disclosure rules and warn delays while judges limit enforcement, drawing protests from applicants and concerns from county officials.
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Sacramento
UPI
Tara
Sacramento Hee
Sacramento County
William Gallayzther
Sutter County
Mary Quiterlane
Yolo County
Edward Mr. Curley
Newark planning meeting outlines housing tract near mall
NEWARK The planning commission meets tonight at city hall to review Morrison Homes tentative tract map for 247 townhouse units near the K Mart Shopping Center. Three homeowner variance requests for a patio cover, room addition, and new garage are on the agenda as officials prepare a zoning information bulletin to guide residents.
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Newark
Planning Commission
At & P.m
City Hall
Newark Blvd
Morrison Homes
Darwon Street
Ceder Boulevard
Thorntons Avenue
Toom
Sun Alpsneda Port Ofte Notice and Rates
Public notice from the Daily Review publisher announcing circulation details and rates for mail delivery. Includes dates, pricing for 1 month and other terms under the act, with scattered OCR errors but core items show publication, rates, and notice authority.
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