Divers abandon plan to recover 2 million from Andrea Doria
Divers and spouses, including Donald J. Rodovker and Barbara Rodovker from San Diego, along with Robert Hollis of Hayward and Christopher DeLatchi and Suzanne DeLatchi, returned to Pairhaven Mass after more than a week. They abandoned efforts to enter the pursers office where the loot was believed hidden 240 feet below the Atlantic. Only perfume, platters, and silverware were recovered. They plan future saturation dives and aim to explore the Luistania in about a year.
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Hayward tax cut recommended to roll back rate to 1.45
City manager William Hanley plans to urge a 5 cent cut in Hayward property tax rate, dropping from 1.30 to 1.45 per 100 of assessed value. The move aims to reflect lower assessed valuations and avoid new revenue, with no budget restorations planned. Mayor Leo Nowell supports the measure but notes it could have yielded more. Council discussions set for Tuesday.
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Garlic bulb spill blocks traffic on Interchange road
Los Angeles UPI reports truck driver Barry Dur rah 21 of Hollister California had 22.5 tons of garlic bulbs topple from his rig on a Friday spill. The load created a pungent cloud as cars passed, forcing crews to clear the road and a highway patrolman called the mess a near gas mask moment.
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Scarce Bargains Meet Rising Costs for Small Firms
A survey shows widespread cost increases across small businesses from beef shortages to higher rents and freight. Many shops pass higher costs to customers as the dollar devalues and utility, labor, and materials rise. Some firms report no price hikes yet while others adjust in wholesalers and service sectors. Local landlords anticipate rent bumps with new assessments and taxes.
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Talks affect Russia tests new MIRV missiles
Washington reports Defense Secretary James Schlesinger says the Soviet MIRV test capabilities threaten U S position in strategic arms talks. He notes Moscow’s move could derail numbers limits and push for resumption of 1972 talks to prevent a qualitative advantage. State Dept officials say negotiation remains possible despite deteriorating prospects.
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Hayward man held in bogus bills bust
Secret Service agents arrested four men in a counterfeit scheme aimed at unloading about 10 million dollars in phony bills next Christmas. Michael Fedriquez, 34, of Hayward, and three suspects from the Salinas area were charged with possessing counterfeit currency after raids on Salinas motels and a Hayward parking area. The plan targeted Cin cinas Dallas Phoenix and San Diego to avoid police heat, with more counterfeit bills recovered in Salinas and connections traced to a Hayward printer and Pure Club area.
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Smaogey Skies Over South County Tomorrow
Forecast shows Smaogey skies with fast weather over South County tomorrow. Highs near 76 degrees and tonight’s low around 55 to 60. Readers are directed to Weather Page 17 for full details.
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Miss Teen Crowned Janet Reaves At New York Pageant
Janet Reaves, 16, from Columbus Ga, wins the Miss Teen American pageant in New York City. Finalist Miss Reeves wins over $20,000 in prizes. Reaves, brown-haired and blue-eyed, plans further study after her victory.
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Reeves Wis
Horse meat now selling fast at Wiggly's in Hewaii
Prices shock readers as horse meat stocks surge. Wiggly's butcher reports 10,000 pounds sold last Thursday, with earlier 3,000 pounds the day before. Dealers blame supply and demand, noting prices near 200 dollars per horse, while nationwide talks push for price freezes and farm protests amid inflation.
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Sie Wiggly
Hewaii
Yan Dow
Wiggly
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