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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1971
Page
8
Weather bulletin fragments describe showers and clearing in central and southern Sierra Nevada with heavy snow in places. Forecast mentions cold winds, possible snow today in central and southern areas, and snowfall continuing tonight into Tuesday with varying snow levels.
Chronicle reports a string of fire responses across South County and neighboring cities from early morning to late Sunday. incidents include house fires, resuscitation calls, false alarms, gas investigations, and a derailment fire near rail lines. responders note missing alarm boxes and high activity across Castro Valley San Leandro Union City Fremont Livermore Pleasanton and surrounding districts.
Fragmented birth notices list several families in Hayward and San Leandro with names Lesie Garcia, Gene Sf Grande, Mike Moore and others. Dates span December and early months, noting multiple newborn girls and at least one boy, amid hospital references and street addresses.
A list of dissolution filings names many couples and partners across multiple families. The notices include Frank McGlen non and Gorgi Stevenson. Ivah J. Pierce and Gerald Miller. Patricia Winger and Jack Flor Ida. and dozens more such as Elizabeth Rodriguez with David Rodriguez, Jacqueline Dial with Robert Dial, Cheri Martine with Johnny Martine, and Mary Burns with Charles Kerouse. The report catalogues formal dissolutions and partner pairings across a wide community.
Sharp, unclear OCR lists many paired names as final dissolutions or dissolved marriages across STARKELTON area families. Several entries mix legible surnames with misspellings, including FONG, TAYLOR, WITT, MOORE, BRYANT, PORTER, NAYLOR, RAYMOND, COPP, RODRIGUEZ, ESTRADA, KITCHEN, GOODE, CAMADAY, SILVEY, MOGLE, DANIELS, WILLIAMS, ARMSONG, BROOKE, SWANSON, WHITE, ALLEN, HOYLE, BEYARD, KINGRE, WOILL, DAVIS, and numerous paired first names. The document appears to catalog dissolution records with numerous errors and incomplete phrases.
A compiled roster of inter interlocutory judgments listing numerous names in mixed spellings and pairings such as Teery and Gilbert, SCHWAQER, Sherin and James, Eleanor and Joseph, and many others. The source presents a dense, fragmented directory of individuals with occasional adjoined surnames, reflecting case party identifiers and possibly attorney or respondent pairs.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The West Coast longshore union ILWU and the Pacific Maritime Association meet to push a contract before Jan 1. ILWU and PMA extended the June 30 deal to Jan 10 as talks continue. The 15,000 member ILWU earlier struck ten days until Nixon invoked a 60 day cooling off period. Counts says both sides strive for a settlement. possible Congress intervention if stalled. Unresolved issues include pay raises jurisdiction over container handling and job scope.
Southern Pacific Co. president F Biaggini urged in an interview with News and World Report that a government tall corporation named Amtrak should oversee an orderly shrinkage of rail passenger service as the market for long distance intercity rail travel erodes. He predicted only the Northeast corridor would survive by the end of the 1970s.
Napa County broadens the Conservation Development and Planning Commission role under new director James Hickey to protect vineyard land. The move adds a 3.6 million acre preserve rule and proposes a five acre minimum for subdivisions in a surrounding transition zone. State Route 29 realignment also spared about 1225 acres of valley land from freeway development.
U.S. Chamber chief economist Carl Madden projects 1972 output up to 1.15 trillion dollars, an about 8.5 percent rise, with inflation tempered. He cites broad growth boosting consumer spending and investment as jobless rates fall. Administrations officials also foresee controlled inflation, strong expansion, and improved farm income amid a shrinking trade deficit and lower unemployment.
Stocks moved higher in slow turnover on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow rose 3.99 to 885.16, and the S P 500 gained 0.2 percent to 100.96. American Telephone led big board gains, up 1.5 percent to 44. Disney advanced over 3 percent, and Polaris and Philip Morris also moved higher. A major broker called for profit taking on the issue.
The SEC is studying broader dissemination of corporate earnings projections to give individual investors equal access to information currently circulated among institutions. Chairman William J. Casey says earnings guidance should be shared broadly, not selectively. Anticipated hearings on securities industry problems precede plans for consolidating markets into a central national system.
European money markets stayed firm after the devalued dollar, with Frankfurt at 3.2725 marks and Zurich at 3.9205 francs. The dollar rose against the Swiss, Dutch, Belgian, French, and Belgian currencies, while remaining near parity in several markets as holiday closures limited trading.
Secretary Butz announces in a UPI interview that he opposes a House-passed measure to raise wheat and feed grain price supports by per cent, arguing it would harm farm exports and surplus programs. He backs maintaining the current 55,000 dollar per-crop subsidy ceiling and urges farmers to contact senators to preserve the existing farm program.
James M. Roche, GM chairman and CEO, plans to retire December 31 after 44 years with the company and pursue a teaching career. The former Cadillac statistician rose through GM to VP and general manager, becoming president in 1963 amid the era of Ralph Nader's Un Unsafe at Any Speed.
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz announced a pilot project to test opening state cropland to free public hunting hiking and other recreation. About 6 000 farms in ten states would receive recreation access contracts averaging around 000 per farm with total costs near 1.5 million. States include Colorado Indiana Iowa Louisiana Michigan North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania and South Dakota.
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