Livermore Woman Receives Purple Heart in Vietnam Service
Michele McCarthy of 844 St. Livermore Ave earned a Purple Heart as a recreation specialist with the 16th Artillery Brigade I Corps at Camp Haskins, DaNang. She received the medal for a knee injury from mortar attack during a party night in Vietnam.
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Vietnam
Michele McCarthy
St. Livermore Ave
Miss McCarthy
16Th Artillery Brigade
I Corps
Haskins
DaNang
County mulls halt on cat trapping program
Alameda County officials pressed for a formal report on cat trapping after The Daily Review exposed disputes it caused in South County. Supervisor Hannon and Administrator Knoth asked Animal Control Director Hildebrand for findings. he is on vacation. County may recommend continuation or discontinuation based on forthcoming data.
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Alameda
Robert Hannon
Loren Knoth
William Hildebrand
Cal
Daily Review
South County
Hannon
Fock
Board of Supervisors
Hildebrand
Haywardiie to take stab at fencing title in Moscow
Wayne Johnson, a 24 year old physical education student from Irvington High School Fremont, leaves for Moscow to compete for a place on the U S fencing team at the World University Games in a 20 athlete event. Johnson represents California State University Hayward and trains through the United States Collegiate Sports Council aiming to qualify after two years of competition and earned points at a June event in Vacsada Ariz. He describes fencing as a precise mental sport with a strong personal focus and notes Europe’s strong fencing tradition influencing American interest.
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Wayne Johnson
Moscow
Russia
Johnson
United States
California State University
United States Collegiate Sports Council
Pecs
Enuneil
Vacsad
Ariz
Irvington High School
Fremont
Errol Flynn
Dohi
Flynn
Sam
Eutrope
Jonson
Volleges
Bread price rise hits San Francisco area
In San Francisco Bay Area, bread prices jump by two cents per loaf as ITT Continental Baking Co and other bakers lift the price. Grocers await today’s deliveries to confirm the increase while chain managers note packaging stamps govern pricing.
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San Francisco
Tost
San Francisco Bay Area
Laray
ITT Continenal Baking Co
Wonder Bread
Joe Lundert
Giannini Food Fair
Baronia K . Koland
Tom Misasi
Agnew Aide Defends Vice President Amid Fallout
A spokesman said public support for Spiro Agnew is strong after word of a Maryland kickback probe. The aide noted mixed letters from the public, with two anti-Agnew and one urging grand jury appearance. Agnew addressed reporters, calling rumors false and malicious while denying a $3500 kickback claim and reaffirming duties. He faces a federal probe over contracts in Maryland during his governorship and VP tenure.
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Washington
OPT
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Lee
Aga Hew
Agnes
Housing costs squeeze buyers as market stalls in New York
U S housing boom or bust? Costs of building and maintenance rise while mortgages stay scarce. Prospective buyers, including couples seeking their first home, face higher prices and tighter income gaps. Real estate agents report strong sales in places, but experts warn housing costs outpacing incomes, hinting a slowdown may be near.
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New York
Bnam
Rory Butler
Couple profits through resales
WESTPORT. Com AP David and Barbara Matlow bought a three bedroom split level home this summer for 77000. They see real estate as an investment with gains from two prior sales. Matlow, 33, a marketing manager in New York, notes first home bought for 93000 and sold for 12 percent profit, second sale 16 percent. Present home bought in mid July amid tight market and high mortgage rates. Matlow obtained 74 percent mortgage with a 40 percent down payment.
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Barbara Matlow
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Matlow
New York
Ag i
Marlow
Handgun Arsenals Attacked by Federal Panel
A federal advisory commission urges outlawing privately owned handguns by 1903. The report, A National Strategy to Reduce Crime, says Americans possess up to 30 million handguns, with about 1.8 million added yearly, and calls for strict enforcement of handgun laws nationwide.
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Washington
UPS
Weather Forecast for South County Delights with Mild Temperatures
South County weather remains fair tomorrow with low clouds at night and morning. Temperatures will reach the 70s during the day and fall to around 50s overnight. More weather details inside on page 23.
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South County
Lamperatieres
First home big hassle for pair
Ginny and Riley Gibson Treve, newlyweds with a one year old, fear home ownership slips away as mortgage access tightens and interest rates rise. Riley works for the Alabama Health Department and Ginny writes for the Alabama Journal, renting a small brick house for 123 dollars a month while dreaming of permanence. Their four year marriage and first child frame a growing national struggle for affordable housing.
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Ginny
Riley Gibson Treve
Gibsons
Riley
Alabama Health Department
Alabama Journal
Gineny
Hommes
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