Gasoline price could rise up to fifteen cents a gallon
Washington officials say Ford antirecession plan could push retail gasoline prices up by as much as 15 cents a gallon on a national average if Congress passes the package. The CPI could rise up to 0.9 percent in one month from this oil driven increase.
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UPI
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Hyde Park High School sees tense day with arrests
Boston police patrol Hyde Park High as 885 of 1 059 students attend amid racial tensions. Two metal detectors and selective searches were used after a day of fighting that caused three arrests and injuries including a white student activities coordinator struck by doors.
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UPS
Hyde Park High School
Tuesey
Monay
Tess Strents
Thomas Lof
Tus
Judith Conway
Mayor Weinreb to head ABAG Legislation Committee
Hayward mayor Tene Weinreb named chair of ABAG Legislation and Governmental Organization Committee as part of a reorganization. Three Tri-City officials earned key posts including Newark mayor James Balentine continuing as Citizen Services chair and Fremont officials advancing to joint policy and regional planning roles.
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Tene Weinreb
Hayward
Association of Bay Area Governments
Weinreb
ABAG
Warren N. Boggess
Newark
James Balentine
Citizen Services Committee
Fremont
Don Dilton
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Geoffrey Steel
Alameda County
Fred Cooper
Joseph Bort
Bort
Bay Delta Resources Recovery Board
Oakland
Fred Maggiora
Fremont to Show Free Movie At Civic Center Drive
Fremont Showcase Cinema will host a free film series sponsored by San Francisco Federal Savings and Loan Association offices in Fremont. The Great Race starts Thursday with a 1 p.m. matinee for viewers over 21.
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Fremont
Fremont Showcase
Civic Center Drive
Soviet nuclear powers outlined by Schlesinger
In congressional testimony Schlesinger described a limited Soviet first strike that could kill fewer than 6 million Americans and scarcely disrupt the economy, urging the United States to respond with a roughly equivalent strike to deter escalation. He discussed submarine and ICBM targets and warned of brief warning times.
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Elena Beto
Schlesinger
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Obiah
Cold Beth
United States
Ford tax plan would lift gas and food costs nationwide
The Ford energy plan aiming to raise gasoline by 10 to 15 cents a gallon would ripple through the economy, lifting transportation and production costs and pushing prices for food, clothes, and utilities higher. Industry leaders warn inflationary pressures and higher electric bills, while some utilities note limited impact due to coal and nuclear power usage. Massachusetts Governor Dukakis calls the tariff disastrous.
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Paul Ignatius
The
Air Transport Association
White House
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White Motor Corp
Edison Institute
W. Denham Crawford
Institute
Joseph Tyrell
Boston Edison
Commonwealth Edison
Illinois
Seaboard
Massachusetts
Michael S. Dukakis
Embezzler Sought by FBI At Chinatown Bank Branch
Chinatown branch of a savings association is under FBI search for Quallach Tom who allegedly moved funds via unauthorized withdrawals and forgeries. Donald R. Mitchell, president, said deposits are insured and customers were alarmed. Tom reportedly held a three million bond and was in a position of substantial trust at the bank.
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Chinatown
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Quallach Tom
Donald R. Mitchell
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Savings Association
Taid
Tom
Mitchell
Tor
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