California Girl magazine aims at women readers in Bay Area
Fremont area ad man Frank Isaak plans a glossy new publication named California Girl to accompany his radio show with Don Chamberlain. The magazine will target women between ages 15 and 40, avoiding explicit porn and focusing on visual appeal and sexual psychology. Isaak hires an all male staff to write and photograph content designed to engage female readers without smut.
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Californians eligible for state income tax refunds
State Controller Houston Flournoy announced about 5.4 million Californians will receive state income tax refunds totaling 237 million dollars. Most refunds, comprising roughly 12 percent of withheld taxes, will be mailed by May 4, with combined federal refunds boosting total refunds next year well over a billion dollars.
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Boss Plays Santa Claus In Palm Beach Shopping Spree
John Kell Martin, head of a mortgage firm in Palm Beach, surprised seven female employees by treating them to a shop hopping spree on Worth Avenue. They bought outfits with a $25 limit per person, enjoyed lunch at a French restaurant, and spent the afternoon at a beauty spa.
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Experts eye flu outbreak across nation
The CDC warned the next few weeks will be critical to gauge the impact of an influenza outbreak. A fourth London flu outbreak was reported in two southern Massachusetts colleges, bringing the U S total strains detected to about 40. Alameda County officials said there is no outbreak locally.
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Hayward runway dispute fuels pilot anger at developers
Hayward pilots clash with city over runway 4-2 closure and adjacent development. Jim Cook, longtime critic, argues loss of crosswind capability harms landing options and increases overflight of San Lorenzo Village. Critics cite 1985 closures and 1988 final FAA move, while supporters push housing and industrial growth near the airport.
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Nixon pressures Thieu to sign peace pact or lose aid
Nixon demands Thieu commit to Paris peace accord or face cutoffs in military and economic aid. Officials say Washington plans to press Hanoi with proposals of its own while North Vietnam and Viet Cong accuse U.S. bombing and leave Paris talks briefly. Brezhnev condemns bombing in Moscow as talks resume and Hanoi reports prison camp strike with wounded prisoners.
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Weather forecast for tonight and tomorrow
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a 60 percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Partly cloudy conditions follow, with mild highs in the mid to low 60s and tonight's low near 50. More weather details inside.
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Work in America study urges worker participation in profits
A 21 page report to the Department of Health Education and Welfare argues many American workers are dissatisfied with repetitive tasks and lack autonomy. It cites experiments showing productivity and social benefits rise when workers help decide how they work and share profits. Secretary Richardson calls the report both controversial and responsible. The study notes younger workers rebel against outdated authoritarianism while older workers face denial of advanced roles despite skills.
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CHP Eyes Dry Christmas Day Weather Watch for Holiday Traffic
California Highway Patrol plans extra patrols statewide from foggy valleys to mountain highways and cities. The forecast calls for rain across parts of the state with dry Christmas Day, though fog and cooler conditions persist in valleys and at higher elevations. Travelers are advised to carry chains in the mountains and drive with care on wet streets. Ski resorts report fair to improving conditions as new snow arrives.
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