Food Costs Drop During November
Washington reports a surprise fall in November food prices, keeping the cost of living rise at its lowest in six months. Pork led a broad price decrease with beef down 12 percent and poultry 2.7 percent, offsetting higher costs in housing medical care and services as wage changes shift domestic expenses.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Arthur M. Hoss
Burea of Labor Statistics
Ross
Brothers facing grim Christmas as father battles cancer
Jerry Catanzano watches his best friend Freddie die of cancer with only months left. The two families shared a long friendship from Tremont to Union City and Fremont area. Neighbors and Freddie’s priest convene to seek immediate aid to make the dying man’s last Christmas bearable for Freddie and his four children.
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Freddie
Fred
Washington Hospital
Jerry Catanzano
Union City
Ike
Tal
Jerry
Catanzanos
Tremont
Schneider
Safeway
Newark
Fremont
Firefighter Injured While Helping Fire Victims
A Hayward firefighter sustained leg burns responding to a Christmas fire at 532 Minerva in Schneiders Drive Fremont. A ruptured gasoline can ignited flames from a lawn mower, injuring him before he was treated and released at St. Hose Hospital. Community backing is urged via Jerry Flam at 471-6077 or 797-4531 to aid the Schneiders family.
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Hayward
Toa
Minerva
Fife
Flam
St. Hose
Jerry
Schneider
Bay Area Food Prices Move Up in November 1985
San Francisco area consumer prices rose 1 percent in November 1985 led by fruits vegetables and bakery products with dairy up 1 percent and meats down 1.4 percent. Labor department noted broad increases across groceries while Harper & Row pursued an out of court settlement over Look magazine edits to Mrs Kennedy material.
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New York
API
Harper & Row
Look Magazine
John F
San Francisco
Arper & Row
Mrs. Ly
Kennedy
Manchester
Ruw
Appraiser Law Change Delayed Amid Political Duel
Flournoy pushes to move the inheritance tax appraisal cutoff date to January 1 and overhaul the system. He faces resistance as Alameda County figures weigh the impact on incumbents Anderson and Seeley plus a slate of Oakland appraisers. If the bill fails, plans to reform may be reevaluated.
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Tanceux
Flournoy
Alameda
Alan
Cranston
Anderson
Seeley
Flaurnay
Seeley and Anderson
Robert C. Burnstein
Evelin Grillo
James A. Kenney
Donaké P. MecCullum
Richard P. Schacht
Oakland
Daily Review masthead and offices in Hayward and Fremont
The entry lists The Daily Review publisher and staff roles including Hoyd Sperks as president and publisher and Enidan Pax as advertising director. It provides office addresses in Hayward Alameda County and Fremont with various phone numbers and mentions subscription rates and newspaper branding details.
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The
Daily Review
Daily Reviews Inc
Hoyd Sperks
Enidan Pax
Hayward
Cully Fornig
Wink Kee
Heyward
Geli
Sundeye Taw
Winton Ave
Alameda County
Camtornia
Psh
Sam Ceahoro
St. Bonicondre
Calif
Fremont
THAIN
Conley Square
Vase
Bank Robber Makes Top 10 List. McFarland On FBI's Wanted
Washington FBI agencies list 10 most wanted criminals includes Clarence Wilbert McFarland a 170 pound dark complexioned suspect with brown eyes and scars on forehead temple and forearm He escaped from Rockville detention center Sept 1 and is linked to a Washington DC bank robbery and a Richmond painting contractor case The FBI notes he is dangerous quick to fight and carries firearms and a 225 stake in equipment was reported stolen from a Richmond contractor site
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Washington
UPI
Clarence Wilbert McFarland
FBI
McFarland
Rockville
Washington, D.C
Richmond
Livermore
Negros
George Masker
Pg&l's
Aarmyn
Mel‘arland
Mother and Children Arrive in Miami Refugee Flight
Ereilia Tamayo De Mosque da, a 50-year-old peasant from Guantanamo, arrives in Miami with seven of her children aged 4 to 13 after fleeing Cuba. She says four children are prisoners in Cuba and the others live in New York. Her husband Abraham works at Guantanamo’s U.S. Naval Base and cannot leave for fear of arrest.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
New York
Ereilia
Tamayo de Mosqueda
Guantanamo
Abraham
U.S. Naval Base
Bus Fire Rescue in Graphic Eyewitness Account
A survivor recalls a bus fire where children were trapped and a leech used to wrench free a seat leg that trapped a boy. He describes tearing the bus apart with bare hands as flames and screams filled the scene, with passengers pleading to be saved.
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Bondy
Reagan's plan called foolish by labor leader
Marshall Axelrod of the AFL-CIO California Federation of Teachers labeled Governor-elect Reagan's proposal to repeal the school district unification law as fiscal foolishness. He argued reducing local property taxes while cutting state aid would force the financial gap onto local taxpayers, noting the law provides $18 per student in unified districts plus $20 for first to third graders.
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San Francisco
Afl-Cio California Federation of Teachers
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Marshall Axelrod
Axelrod
Searchers Find Youths Body Near Telescope Peak Death Valley
AP reports Grant Trigg a 14 year old Fullerton boy was found dead after slipping about 1000 feet from a cliff near Telescope Peak in Death Valley. He and 19 year old companion Tom Shultz ascended the 10800 foot peak lacking belay gear. The ranger said two dozen mountain climbers lacked proper equipment.
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Deat Valley
Fullerton
Death Valley
Grant Trigg
Tom Shultz
Poland Envoy Heads to Washington for Economic Talks
Ambassador John A. Gronowski departed Warsaw for Washington to discuss U S Polish and Eastern Europe economic relations with officials.
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Warsaw
Poland
John A. Gronouski
Washington
Europe
Hospital Workers Threaten Strike Over Pay Demands
Hospital employees threaten to strike as talks fail to meet a 4 percent salary increase request. Board postpones final decision to Jan 10, cites a severe financial shortfall while offering interim discussions with the union and county employees association. Union leaders accuse officials of inaction and wage disparities.
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State
Legisla
Earl Strathman
Man Jailed For Assault With Shovel
SAN LEANDRO A Vallejo man is jailed on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and attempted murder after striking Ernest M. Khim with a shovel during a confrontation at his San Leandro home. Khim underwent emergency surgery and remained in critical condition. Jessie Gill Scott, 40, a Vallejo construction worker, was arrested after the incident as police linked it to a dispute while they were fixing a carport drain. Witnesses support Scott's account that Khim was threatening. Khim reportedly insulted him prior to the attack.
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San Leandro
Vallejo
Ernest M. Khim
Estabrook St
Doctors Hospital
Jessie Gill Scott
Scott
Khim
Tal
The Pope Pleads for Christmas Peace in Vietnam
The Pope calls for a Christmas cease-fire and renewed negotiations in Vietnam. An advance broadcast of his 1,700-word speech urges combatants to halt violence and seek peace, praising wartime truce hopes and stressing religion as the path to greater harmony.
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Vietnam
Eugene Carson Blake
Franklin Clark Fry
Council
Vaticai Radio
Pope Paul
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