Salons Sued Over Promises and Charges in California Case
Alameda County Superior Court files a complaint against Golden Venus Health and Beautyne Hayward director Bobbie Schwartz and manager Charlotte White plus Texas based Slen-Ger-Bolic Health Industries officers for alleged deceptive practices in multiple Bay Area salons. The suit including customers from Alameda Contra Costa and Sacramento counties seeks temporary restraining order and civil penalties, claiming mis leading cash charges for slender er programming and promises of free intro visits and other services.
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Golden Venus Health and Beautyne
Hesperian
Wylan A. O'Malley
Contra Costa County
Fhe
Hayward
Sacramento
Nort
Bateiin
Tae
Kidnapped girl found in Los Angeles area
A missing year old girl abducted while distributing leaflets with her brother was found safe in the Marina Del Rey area. She had a black eye and was taken to Marina Mercy Hospital for evaluation. Police say a man lured them while leaflet distribution in Granada Hills and Mission Hills before the suspect fled.
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Los Angeles
Travey Gayle Greenfield
Marina Mercy Hospital
Csau Ined
Andrew
Mis
Sion Hills
San Fernando Valley
Granada Hills
Mission Hills
Ars
Rar
Leicopter
Willy
Stark’s Wife Files for Divorce Amid Public Split
Congressman Fortney H. Stark of Ossland says his wife Winar filed for dissolution of their 18 year marriage. He notes their views became unt oncilable and they agreed divorce was best. The Starks share children.
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Oakland
Fortney H
Pete Stark
D-Ossland
Winar
Hull
Tually
Starks
Planning panel approves rectory plans at Our Lady of Good Counsel
The planning commission approved detailed plans for a future rectory at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church 280 Bermuda Ave to be built when funds allow. The project includes living quarters for the parish priest two other bedrooms a studio lounge a consultation room waiting lounge multipurpose end chapel and dining area plus a garage and other facilities. Approval came in the absence of members Michael Casing Jr and Alirea EB Serafini. The group also okayed a four-foot north site change at McCormets Street Craw-Splekar to allow industrial use office or warehouse options. AC Transit was cleared to install 20 bus shelter units citywide with ads limited to bus schedules.
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Ban Leandro
Planning Commission
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Bermuda Ave
Ideaon Farine
Onde
Theforch
Cat Passion
McCormets Street
Craw-Splekar
AC Transit
Iin City
Judge lifts gas price cap ruling on Phase IV controls
US District Judge Barrington Parker finds the Saco TV price controls on gasoline stations arbitrary and capricious. He notes many dealers have only absorbed wholesale increases and warns many service stations would suffer substantial economic injury if the ceiling stays in force after August 1 1973. The decision stems from a class action by the Petra Jenny Dealers Congress including two operators in Waycross Georgia and Fraser Michigan and 28 plaintiffs.
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Cohen
Barrington Parker
Saco TV
Ptice
Parker
Petra- Jenny Dealers Congress
Waycross, Ga
Praser, Mich
Population growth slows in several California counties
The report shows slowing growth rates in many counties with Orange, San Diego and Santa Clara posting the largest numeric gains while Los Angeles and San Francisco lose population for the second straight year. It notes Santa Clara and Orange counties border the losers and suggests shifts from nearby areas contribute to the patterns.
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Toolimne
Mariposa
Nevada
Calaveras
Orange County
San Diego
Santa Clara
Ball Los Angeles
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Indy
Grange
Grange County
Angeles
China
Wren
Wherypatt
Bank hostage standoff in Stockholm ends with no casualties
Gunman Hansson, described as desperate, held bank employees for over two hours in Stockholm. Police surrounded the bank with armored units as negotiations continued. Prisoner Clark Jansson, freed in exchange for a hostage, said the gunman planned to use dynamite if demands failed.
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Stockholm
United States
Sariier
Tie
Clark Glaisson
Hynsson
Olofsson
Mene Siirces
Olof Palme
Justice
Tannart Geijer
Sven Nar+ling
Harsson
Fay
Bank of Sweden
Hansson
Geljer
Astronauts conduct second space walk on Skylab mission
Skylab 2 crewmates Alan Bean and John Lousma conducted their second spacewalk to repair a control gyro system and reroute wiring. Lousma worked outside to connect new gyroscopes while Carriall handed tools from the airlock as Bean stayed aboard to keep the station on course.
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Boylton
UPD
Alan L. Bean
Jack R. Lousme
Owen K. Carriall
Lousma
Bean
Lousina
Tomma
Garriott
Gates
Flarriut
Lownna
Cleveland delinquency plan eyed
The proposal seeks a federal grant under the Safe Streets Act to fund a three week urban center program in Cleveland focusing on law enforcement and juvenile intervention. It involves local schools and communities including San Leandro Oakland and Alameda, with seminars for parents and student activities.
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Garfield Schael
Wilkson School
Lohe Urban Center
San Leandro
Lane Dberg
Qakisind
Tayward
Fremont
Berkeley
Alameda
Sacs
Thursdiyine
Ambterg
Schael
California death penalty bill prompts political clash in state leadership
Amid debates over reinstating capital punishment, Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti faces opposition while Sen. George Moscone vows to veto any bill reimposing executions during his governorship. Moscone, a 1974 Democratic gubernatorial candidate, warns against rushing to harsher penalties and insists on parole restrictions for murderers. He challenges leadership tactics as hearings unfold with party members claiming pressure from Moretti.
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Assembly
Bob Moretti
D-Vlan Nuys
Emmy Annllee
Beverly
Une House
George Muscone
California
Moscone
San Francisco
Moscaye
Jiu
Tite
Avithout
Muckers
Morett
Kissinger Outlines Policy Shift and Senate Access Pledge
Kissinger proposes a new administration friendly policy to ease congressional scrutiny and give foreign policy a more accessible public face. He pledges frequent capital hill appearances and personal talks with senators while stressing national interest over religion or heritage. He plans a Beijing trip after Nixon renomination and links timing to European talks. He rejects Sihanouk’s anti bombing protests and warns Cambodian talks depend on local players. He notes a world wheat study and potential Cuba policy reopens, with no fresh developments yet.
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Kissinger
Pordigir
Congresskital
Telahmed
Directxvica
Tim
Fossinger
U.S
Middle East
Ilssinger
Peking
Renate
United States
Sihanouk
Senate
Elalian
Faleigen Stohey
Airman Holds Barricade During Isolated Day at Edwards Base
A young airman, described as in his Tilth day behind a barricaded room, reportedly leaked a bit of information about a missing Air Force officer. The airman also revealed for the first time that the air star Bart Williams of St. Louis briefly held an air police officer at gunpoint on Tuesday, the second day of diy isolation.
Nixon confronts FBI burglary record amid past covert works
Los Angeles Times reports Nixon argues FBI burglaries traced to high levels, while three former FBI officials say agents acted on their own in limited operations. They name two veteran agents and an informant Turner, noting bag jobs dated back to earlier administrations and briefly resuming under Nixon.
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FBI
Nixon
Lle Pri
PBS
Thre
Willian W. Turner
San Francisco
Othors
George Burley
Washington, D.C
Fbcs
Turner
Chris Sentuen
New York
Sald
Seature
Burley
Senate
Pel Ian
IB ‘Bragkina
Coredy
Johnson
Movers End Bay Area Strike With Tentative Pact
Union drivers tied up Bay Area moves at some 350 locations in San Francisco San Mateo Santa Clara and Alameda counties for a week. Negotiations led by Richard E Bolts and Sheldon Coleman yielded a tentative labor pact though no details were released. Local movers associations said the settlement could halt the strike and resume work today.
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BAN Francisco
UPL
Bay Area
Toca
San Francisco
San Mitleu
Santa Clara
Alameda
Richard BE. Bolts
Sheldon Coleman
Peel Deni
San Francisco Movers Association
Santa Clara County Movers Association
Bekks
Lyons, Global and Neptune
Lavals 407
San Mate
Sin Prancisco Coumlich
Hough
Toot Alameda County
Eareer
Bavk
Niles flea market offers antiques and silent film treats
The Niles Flea Market returns with 240 booths along Niles Miltiavari and nearby streets, offering antique items from a butter churn to whiskey bottles, food booths, a pancake breakfast, and a barbecue. Scouts direct parking while proceeds aid Leo activities. a silent-film screening from Niles’ film era draws locals, plus musical instrument and homely craft showcases.
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Fremont
Niles
Parages
Ahd
Nea
Ner
Moose Lodge
Kome
Niles Mutilavari
Tomy Troops
Cinda Talia
Leo
Dale Reports
Crows
Istonay
Maskell
Santa Claria
Bronco
Billy Anderson
Fiane
Che Niles Merchants, Association
Joho Sal
Sephias
Andy
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Olufsson
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