Milk fee dispute continues in California
Sacramento UPI reports State Agriculture Director Luther Wallace rejects a claimed one million overcharge tied to a five cent per gallon price rise for dairymen. Auditor General Harvey Alpers and others allege a miscalculation and whitewash, while Wallace defends the increase as needed against inflation. The dispute involves former official CB Christensen and ongoing calls for clarity at public hearings.
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Alpers
Auditor General
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City Council Approves Park Projects and Center Plans
Council approves $900 for Alpen at Hall Ranch Park and the first phase of Contempo Park master plan. Discussion on Kennedy Park limits and youth center operations raises questions about funding, staffing, and long term viability amid plans to run part of the center with federally funded manpower programs.
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Masons
Hall Ranch Park
Hee Thal
Hally
Alvarado
Conamnat de Miller
Decota
Taner
Zarer Alm
Flight fails to save baby near Santa Barbara
An infant boy, son of Sebastiano and Ginavilla, died Friday at UCLA Medical Center after an emergency Coast Guard helicopter rescue attempt. The child, born at Goleta Valley, was delivered in the afternoon following the Goleta Valley incident.
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Santa Barbara
Ucla Medical Center
Coast Guard
Sebastiano
Ginavilla
Goleta Valley
Font Trarady
Volunteer openings across South County agencies in Alameda County
Several agencies seek volunteers including clerical work, typing, card creation, signs, and reception duties at the Volunteer Bureau of Alameda County. Roles include recreation aide at a convalescent hospital, social services calls for inmates, and a teacher aide in elementary classrooms. Requires reliability and weekday availability. ages 21+ for some tasks.
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South County
Alameda Couny
Hayward
Ital
Pleasanton Agency
Bank robbers enter pleas in Reno case
Three men accused of the largest U.S. bank robbery appeared in Reno before Federal District Judge on June 2. Edward Thomas Malone pleaded innocent to the charges. The men requested new counsel and accused the court of prejudice, with Thompson proposing a not guilty plea on their behalf.
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Reno, Nev
UPI
U.S
Seba
Edward Thomas Malone
Roe
First National Bank
Ray Michelson
Floyd Forsberg
Thompson
Soviet Sub Recovery Sparks Cautious Kremlin Response
The Soviet leadership issued a restrained reaction amid concern a high speed recovery operation might threaten the Summit talks with Ford. Brezhnev suggested judgment depends on how the operation is conducted, while experts warned Moscow may view such moves as normal great power behavior.
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Ford
Brezhnev
Cine
Prominent East Bay Author Dr Reginald Stuart Dies At 92
East Bay author and educator Dr Reginald RL Stuart died in Walnut Creek at age 92. He is survived by his wife Winifred Bendel and a history of public service including directing the California History Foundation and founding Pacific Historian Magazine. Memorials may be sent to the Stuart Library at the University of the Pacific.
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Walnut Creek
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Winifred
Winiffred Bendel
First City
Graham-Hitch Mortuary
Capa
Pleasanton
Meres
University of the Pacific
Stockton
Iowa
California History Foundation
Pacific Historian Magazine
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Roland Bendel
Ape
Pansy Rigdel
Regon
Vane
Dr. Stuart
Stuart Library
Fy. University
Bar
San Jose
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