Bay Area News Briefs Mixed Fate and Municipal Decisions
A Bay Area digest reports Everett Tyler of Burlingame dying after a fall at a cannery in South San Francisco, while another man, Shah Mo, is linked to a head injury in San Francisco. A royal party including Soraya arrives in San Francisco en route to a California tour. In Washington a deputy sheriff Ryan is deemed sane in a crime case before a release decision. Also: Donald Camp pleads guilty to transporting stolen trucks, with a broader truck theft spree across California and Idaho. Longshoremen in California to receive a 14 cent hourly wage increase in a two year pact awaiting ratification. California cotton farmers vote to maintain government price supports with quotas set by USDA, amid a large turnout and challenged ballots.
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Burlingame
Shah Mo
Reza Phalevi
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Soraya
Gredwood City
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King Mateo County
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Donald Eugene Camp
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Idaho
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Santa Rosa
Louis TE. Goodman
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Los Angeles
Sacramento
Redding
Fresno
Berkeley
Petaluma
San Leandro
Oakland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Thomas Moody
Commodity Stabilization Service
Recreation Center Discusses Rentals in Eden Community Center
Ashland Eden Community Recreation center board met last night to discuss hall rentals. The board voted to transfer property management to Eiwin Selby and authorized funds for improvements including parking, cement sidewalks, and stairs. Cleaning and renovations aim to create separate meeting halls and hire a resident caretaker Rudy Gustafson explained the move to make the center self sustaining quickly.
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Eden Community, Recreation Center Board of Directors
Eiwin Selby
Rudy Gustafson
Agent Demands 21500 From Xavier Cugat
Hollywood agent Franklin D Amore sues bandleader Xavier Cugat in Superior Court claiming he is owed 21500 for a European tour deal and 1500 for telephone and cablegram costs after alleging Cugat's band earned over 200000. He says no payment has been received and seeks his share of profits.
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Franklin D'Amore
Cugat
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D'Amore
Hollywood
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Daily Review
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Daily Review, Inc
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Alameda
Hayward
Lucerne
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Seulh Main
St i U Ate
Barbara Hetton Offers No Comment On Divorce Rumors
Beverly Hills heiress Barbara Hetton arrived from Mexico City amid talk of divorce from her fifth husband Porfirio Rndirosa. She said she would not discuss the rumors and did not address her son Lance at UCLA.
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Beverly Hills
Barbara Hetton
Porfirio Rndirosa
Mexico City
Lance
UCLA
Kurt Hawg
Reventhlow
Denmark
Hutton
Rubiro
Swig Says Council Can Block Shopping Center
The council opposed Swig's development though no action has been taken. Wright criticizes public zoning commentary as illegal before hearings. The planning commission opposes the project. petitions with over 3300 signatures oppose industrial zoning from residents Bordick led a meeting and Swig notes petitions were unsolicited and may influence the January 4 council meeting.
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Planning Commission
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Clifford Bozdick
Regal Avenue
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South Hayward
Printing company owner Klock in Hayward suffers stroke
Clifford Klock, 60, of 1463 High land boulevard, owner of Klock Printing Company in Hayward, is reported in fair condition at Eden Hospital after a stroke several hours following minor surgery Monday.
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Clifford Klock
Highland Boulevard
Hayward
Eden Hospital
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