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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1971
Page
3
FDA says stores ignore warnings on Bon Vivant soups amid botulism risk. Inspectors found flaws in processing and equipment across brands, seizing many products under the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act. Court orders facilitated seizures. officials report widespread store actions and ongoing recalls.
A merger of suits targets eight school districts across six counties alleging state law requires a salary scale based on experience. Plaintiffs seek a temporary restraining order to stop wage freezes and defend contracts in force since July 1, with Districts named including Sacramento area and others in Huntington Beach, Riverside, Dixon, and Newport News. UPI report notes former high official Gurley Steen, hospitalized after Labor Day head injury, remains serious but progressing.
Former Beatle Paul McCartney and wife Linda celebrate the birth of their second daughter in London, born three weeks early. The couple's photographer spouse captured a family portrait using a tripod and shutter delay.
A municipal effort aims to stop a drain on CDC funds. The California Council on Criminal Justice narcotics task force meets Wednesday to review a 940,568 budget with Fremont and Union City staff. Directors named interim board members include Terry Beir, Hampton Richey, and Steamsky. Trainee participants will be paid 15 and 100 monthly allowances.
Washington. UPI reports Sen. Jacob Javits said after talks with President Nixon that wage price controls could shrink after a 90 day freeze. He noted phase two may include interest rates dividends profits along with wages prices and rents. White House aide said most participants favor limiting profits. Javits and Patman said Congress must renew the law authorizing Nixon to control wages and prices, due to expire April 1.
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