Food stamp value hike may be due
Washington sources expect the Agriculture Department to announce a July cost of living increase in food stamp benefits to about 110 million Americans. The proposed raise for a four member household could reach four dollars monthly, lifting the basic allotment toward 112 dollars, with adjustments tied to food price changes and the cost of a nutritionally adequate diet.
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British coal strike looms as wage talks deadlock
National Coal Board and National Mine Workers Union face a court inquiry after deadlock in pay talks. Lawrence Daly says miners will strike until government and board concede, with hearings set to begin Tuesday and findings due within a week.
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Bathvanagement
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Court of Inquiry
Davies
Daly Caldhig
Newborn girl found dead in box near Palomares Creek
Fremont sheriff's office reports a newborn girl found dead in a cardboard box near Palomares Boat under Palomares Creek bridge. The umbilical cord wrapped around her neck, autopsy pending to determine cause. Infant believed born late Saturday night. body found about 4 pm by two Cavender men hiking with children. The infant lay swathed in a green zippered blanket inside the box. box not visible from the road.
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Fremont
Palomares
Palomares Creek
Frederick Cavender Sr
Craycroft Court
Charles R. Cavender
Franciscan Cauré
Man Held in Newark Shooting Case
A two year-old Oakland man is charged with assault with a deadly weapon after shooting a Newark woman in the hip during a domestic dispute between Robert L. James and Gail Cortez at her Balne Avenue home. James drove the victim to Kaiser Hospital in Hayward where she was treated and released. bail was set at $3,000.
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Oakland
Robert L. James
Gail Cortez
Balne Ave
James
Kaiser Hospital
Haywards
China preps for Nixon visit as Taiwan issue lingers
Nordisk Andelstomond official Gemperts says reciprocity on trade will need careful handling though American exports to China face restrictions. He notes open travel and questions from reporters, praises China’s self reliance, and remarks that Chinese life remains strong despite myths. He also cites broad store variety and goods quality.
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Longshore union meets to ratify coast pact amid unrest
West Coast ILWU leaders meet at a 100-strong caucus to decide if the waterfront contract gains will be approved by a simple majority or two-thirds vote. The strike drags on at 128 days as Bridges faces rank-and-file objections over a $1.12 wage rise and a $0.14 per ton container tax.
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Uotans
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Western Conference of
Teamsters
Time labels Irving 'con man of year' intrigue unfolds
A chaotic account details Irving and Hughes tied allegations, espionage style. Key figures include Hedda Hopper, Dietrich, Phelan, McGraw Hill, and Edith Irving. The piece threads episodes about a private stock market con, a coded moviemaking ledger, and a disputed manuscript with Perry Lieber and Suskind testimony shaping a sprawling fraud inquiry.
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Uecker
Los Angeles
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Phelan
UPI
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McGraw-Hill
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Gitin
New York
Simon & Schuster
Associated Press
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Fawcett Publications
Boward
Amazing Hughes
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R. Hughes
Edith Irving
Mexico
Baroness van Pallandt
Anne
Anne Easter
Federal Grand Jury
Perry
Joan J. Tigue Jr
Zurich
Irish Residents in Italy Protest British Policy Near Vatican
In Rome thirteen members of the Association of Irish Residents in Italy marched toward the Vatican carrying signs protesting British policy in Northern Ireland. They dedicated the protest to every person killed by British troops, referencing Bloody Sunday in London Derry.
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Vatican
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Londonderry
Quentin-bound convict escapes from county jail
San Mateo County Jail reports an escape by 31 year old Jack Mallone of San Francisco who fled Sunday through a visiting area window while awaiting transfer. Mallone, jailed on burglary and robbery convictions since September, had access to the facility’s visiting area before escaping.
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Union City to consider reorganization of city staff
Union City officials plan a council meeting to discuss restructuring led by City Manager William Zaner. The proposal would create a new community development department headed by a planner, split planning from building and code enforcement, and add a recreation supervisor to support parks and recreation operations.
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Whipple Road
Willam Zener
Jack Petri Woul
Kok
Charles Kennedy
Zaner
Yaner
Taner
Peter
Bill Bayet
Baker Road
Baker Road Bridge
Hoffa Defends Nixon in TV Interview After Prison Release
In his first TV appearance since leaving Lewisburg prison Hoffa rejects claims Nixon sought to curry labor favor before Christmas. He doubts political motives influenced his release while urging prison reform and discussing speech and travel rights under his commutation. He notes federal prisoners vary in background and emphasizes rehabilitation.
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Nixon
ABC
Lewisburg
Teamsters Union
Justice Department
U.S. Parole Board
Holla
United States
South Vietnam
Hatfa
Valentines cards changing says a card you might get
A humorous, cheeky Valentine preview highlights cards from wives and suitors, ranging from playful lines about cookies and heart imagery to bold proposals and even melodramatic threats, reflecting varied romance folklore and social norms of the era.
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Funeral services for Charles E Hunt in Fremont
Obituary notes death of Charles E Hunt 1 19 of Fremont who died Saturday. Services at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church with burial in Puyallup Washington. Survivors include parents J B Coffey of Fremont and Charles Hunt of Washington, sisters Margaret Ann Hunt Kathy Coffey, brothers Rodney Jimmy Coffey, grandmother Marraine Wit tenmyer. Friends may call at Fremont Chapel of the Roses after 7 pm today.
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Fremont
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
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Fremont Snd
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Jimmy Coffey
Marraine Wittenmyer
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
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Texas
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Deanna Marie Duron
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Jeffery 5. Ferreira
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Union City
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Robert Duron
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Beatrice Harris
Manhattan Beach
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