National Price Check Covers 17 Everyday Foods
A UPI checklist lists 17 staple foods with wide price ranges across East Coast cities to Honolulu. Prices include meat, dairy, and produce such as meat, poultry, milk, eggs, butter, margarine, cheese, juice concentrate, and prunes with notable regional differences and some items near fifty or one dollar per unit.
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Ea Upi
Honolulu
Hartford
Conn
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chicago. Co
BL Louis
Phoenix
Detroit
Boston
UPI
Grand Rapids
Honolulus
Milwaukee
Phoenis
Philadceiptia
Pittsburgh
Death Notice for Thomas Joseph in Cedar Memorial Park
Memorial notice records the death of Thomas Joseph with funeral arrangements at Cedar Memorial Park and Mortuary. Details are incomplete in the fragment, noting services and location without full identifiers or dates due to the damaged OCR text.
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Joseph
Thomas
Pipl Rae
Cedar Cate
Hmankiaie Na
Charley's Aunt Set This Week at Local Schools
Readers note a student audience event at Gentoer Elementary and Ateveds Elementary with limited tickets. On March 0, ticketing details show students pay a reduced price while others pay standard rates.
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Vibe Sae Gentoer
Ateveds
Unclear Labor Force Data With Unemployment Figures
The bulletin cites Bureau of Labor Statistics figures showing unemployment around 8.2 percent of the U.S. labor force. It notes prior hiring patterns, a shift in joblessness among whites and nonwhites, and changes in female unemployment rates, with February figures edging up from January.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S
Gulf Oil ends campaign slush fund settlement
Gulf Oil and its officials agreed to shut down a campaign slush fund after an SEC inquiry. The fund raised and dispersed at least 54 million dollars to political causes, with 4.6 million remaining un traced. The SEC noted no criminal powers and could not locate all recipients or final destinations of the funds.
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Gulf Oil
SA Washington
Toto
Politcal
Gulf
SEC
Cu Aien Micas
Oy Allen Idiersary
Bahamas
Suspicious Fires Hit New York Telephone again
Two more fires targeted New York Telephone facilities within two weeks. The first erupted around 2:20 a.m. Tuesday, damaging a small amount of cardboard in a plastic container propped against equipment, prompting Fire Marshal Ueccard Malad to investigate. The incidents disrupted service valued at about 170,000 dollars, affecting Manhattan and Queens switching stations.
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NEW York Wen
New York Tettuce Co. Cepade
Ueccard Malad
Tele Rene Company
Serview
Hones
Salt Street
Cas
Tallies Telephone Company
Manhattan
Newton
Queers
City officials discuss Decoto community program
Union City Manager William Zaner and county human rights representatives meet on proposed Decoto crackdown feedback. Cordova from the committee and other officials plan to attend ongoing sessions at City Hall starting next Wednesday. discussions include job training, community programs, and county support.
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Oll Seataniges
Pelanpalric
Union
William Zaner
County
Continental
Cordova
Gore Geeator
Our Lady of
Onia Sttorney
Kirkpatrick
City Hall
Persore
Desoto
Decoto
Zaner
Arreola
Board to steer hospital governance amid malpractice insurance worries
A five member board will steer hospital governance as it addresses malpractice insurance concerns. The plan outlines new oversight at the facility, naming the board's authority and expected timeline for action.
American High faces budget talks on pool and facilities
Trustees meet to discuss revised fee schedule for school property use and budget implications. Proceedings mention delays for community services funding, a proposed $50 classroom fee rise, and costs for auditorium and gymnasium replacements. Committee notes emphasize recreation curriculum goals and safety concerns at Washington facilities.
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Princpal
American High School
Aquattes
Frank Gygax
Tve
Fangs
Inc of
Berkeley
Lang Shiva
Te Washington High
Joes
Fremont Blvd
Minorities Make Inroads In U S Business Growth
The Census Bureau reports between 1969 and 1972 minorities gained ground in national economic life. Most activity centered in trade with 45 percent gross receipts in these businesses. Key hubs included Los Angeles New York Lancaster Chicago San Jose and Seattle.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Los Angeles
New York
Lansca
Chicago
San Jose
Seattle
Talent show at Fremont school slated by PTA
The Joseph Azeveds Elementary School Parent Faculty Association schedules a talent show with singing and a display of candid pupil pictures. The PTA will elect officers for 1575 78 at the event.
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Fremont
Joseph Azeveds
Sones Tame
Pme
Sng
Swim-a-thon Fundraiser for Mission Valles Marlins
A swim-a-thon to raise funds for the Mission Valles Marlins will be held Monday at San Jose High School 41717 Palm Ave. Members are signing up to swim laps to generate money for each length swum. Proceeds will cover openers awards and travel expenses for the team.
Postal workers select Fremont leadership for 1975 76 year
Fremont local of the American Postal Workers union elected officers for the 1975 76 term. Reported leaders include Crispin Salazar as president Virginia Wentz as secretary and Ada Marriage among other named officials. Details suggest a routine annual slate with several positions filled.
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Fremont
Fremont Local
American Postal Workers Unser
Crispin Salazar
Virginia Wentz
Ada
Sue i . Isd
Jes Vilaneal Argent Oh
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