Tarzan credits and Olives in a surreal Alameda column
A humorous, fragmented column blends a Better Business Bureau joke about Golden-50 tablets with pop culture quips about Tarzan and Alameda County Supervisors. It jumps to Sesame Street gags, a station attendant gag about a stolen green Corvair, and light news notes from Hayward and Wells.
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Johnny Weisamuller
Folka
Tarzan
Golden-50
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Hannon, Murphy, Cooper
Bort
Welfare Reform Defended as California Goes Into Effect
California seeks to curb welfare costs with new reforms authorizing stricter checks, residency rules, and income averaging. Officials led by Gov. Reagan defend the plan amid anticipated court challenges and opposition from poverty lawyers. The program aims to save about 290 million annually, with Medi-Cal changes adding 200 million, while benefits for many families rise or fall based on outside income and new eligibility rules.
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Sacramento
Calfornia
Sin Court
Ronald Reagan
United States
Medi-Cal
Redgan
Allgaugh
Fune
Davis
Jack A. Svahn
Svahn
Grahn
Sacramento Superior Court
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California
U.S. Supreme Court
Reagan
Bol
Ey Prson
Semanensky Democrats
Meg-Cal
Paris pageant winner dubbed Monsieur Univers 1971
A musclebound contestant at the Palais de la Mutualité in Paris was crowned Monsieur Univers 1971 on Saturday. The 28 year old Beech stood tall at 60 inches with a measured 283 thigh, 184 calf, and a 17 ½ inch neck, tipping the scales at 200 pounds as admirers watched the event.
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Albert Beech
Monsieur Univers
Palais de Is
Talks on property tax relief resume in Sacramento
Sacramento reports that negotiations on a state property tax relief plan continue with Democrats pushing for a larger program while Republicans argue for a smaller shift. The talks also touch on a separate $20 million budget balancing measure amid a broader tax reform debate.
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Sacramento
UPI
Hecate
Veef
Police Probe Auto Burglary in Union City Case
Union City police detectives will investigate an auto burglary tied to a $1,565 emerald ring stored in a glove compartment of a car owned by Peter Mitchell at 2427 Douglas St. The ring, once owned by Mitchell’s wife, was reportedly loosened and put in a jeweler’s box which was later found empty inside the glove box after the car was serviced at MEW Auto Repair on Monte Vista Drive. The case is a grand theft refiled from a Sept. report.
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Will Sen
Peter Mitcell
Douglas St
Union
Mitchell
Monte Vista Drive
Elsing
Wilcke
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