Higher beef prices seen while pork costs slip next year
UPI reports Richard Lyng, head of the American Meat Institute, predicts beef prices will rise about 10 cents per pound while pork prices fall at least 5 cents next year. He cites scarce beef supplies and very high beef prices as cattle production cycles end, with pork prices expected to stay near 1976 levels in 1977.
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Washington
UPI
American Meat Estiite
Richard Lyng
Trade Association
Lyng
Candidates file papers for Newark and Fremont-Newark seats
William FR Dimmer of Hayward took out nomination papers for the Hayward School District board. Incumbent Trustee Paul Gygax of Newark filed for reelection in the Fremont-Newark College District. Joseph Trippi became the second official candidate for the Newark City Council by filing his papers yesterday.
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Newark City Council
Fremont-Newark Community College District Board
Hayward School Board
William FR. Dimmer
Dihill Lane
Hayward
Paul Gygax
Mulberry St
Newark
Fremont-Newark College
Ohlone College
Joseph Trippi
Power outage hits Newark residents after car pole crash
A car struck a power pole at 12:25 am near Cherry Street and Fountaine Avenue, cutting electrical power to 1816 homes in east and central Newark. 138 homes lost power until about 5 pm, with 12 still without electricity at 9:30 am. PG&E spokesperson said lines were switched to restore power and crews replaced damaged equipment.
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Newark
Pg&e Kes
Othe
Cherry Street
Fountaine Avenue
PGSE
Type designer John Tarr dies in San Leandro
John Tarr printer and calligrapher, 78, died in San Leandro after heart disease. London Monotype design head, author of dozens of books on writing and typography, taught calligraphy locally. Survived by wife Elizabeth and two sisters in England. Memorial services planned for late February. Memorial gifts fund type design scholarships at 360 Hollister Court, San Leandro.
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San Leandro
John. Tarr
England
Tarr
Bay Area
London
Monotype Carp
Oakland Museum of Art
Spain
Elizabeth
C. ‘Tarr
Hollister Court
San Eantirn
Hayward and Castro Valley Burglary Blotter Summary
Police blotter across South County reports multiple burglaries and thefts in Hayward Castro Valley and nearby areas. Items stolen include televisions radios tools cash jewelry and clothing with window entries door pries and rear entry methods noted. Victims include Patricia Cope Zelda Proventel James Wise Ray Kruerepl Agnes Conarich Rosemarie Caleras and Maryanne Corpaneto.
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Sher
Eden Township
Zelda Proventel
Hayward
James L. Wise
Adtemebne
Brice Christian
Tao
Ray Kruerepl
Castro Valley
Casica Valley
Orvitle Holmoe
Sar Larema
Entey
Qarape
Michael Rivers
Nayward
Carona
Wing Mite
Priedean
Curtis Lockhart
Casita Valley
San Leandro
Agnes Conarich
Gaytoir Stopping Center
Carl Stary
Cable car grant boosts San Francisco rehab plan
The Urban Mass Transit Administration agrees to spend up to 15 million dollars to rehabilitate San Francisco cable cars. Curtis Green, general manager of the Municipal Railway, reported the news as the Dow Jones hovered near 1000 after a Tuesday gain. In Ventura County, the family of David Mattayer filed a 500000 claim against the state for alleged improper medical care leading to his 1973 death at Camarillo State Hospital, a case connected to a broader 12‑case hospital review.
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Federal Urban Mass Transit Administration
San Francisco
Curtis Green
The
Municipal Railway
Camarillo State Hospital
State Board of Control
Tods
David Mattayer
Ventura County
Yugoslav born man charged with fraud in New York pay scheme
A Yugoslav born U S citizen was arrested on fraud charges tied to payroll payments for a Yugoslav airline in New York City involving 92500 in bad checks for a 17 charge. Yugoslav authorities said today. Two men reported 37400 in 100 bills stolen from their Caesars Palace suite in Las Vegas. Fred Vigorito and Arthur Catenacci said they found the front door ajar and money missing. Market activity showed Dow near 1000 as traders cashed in, pushing prices lower on the NYSE. Embassy officials said Pavle Sjekinca was arrested in Sandas but the U S privacy act blocked more details. A strong quake rattled Tokyo but caused no damage. An Argentine army colonel was slain by gunmen near his home in Buenos Aires suburb Forida.
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U.S
New York City
Caesars Palace
Las Vegas
Fred Vigorito
Arthur Catenacci
Scientist Seeks Black Treasure At Sea In Offshore Survey
The Geological Survey, aboard the vessel 8.2, Lee, analyzes sea bottom data to locate offshore oil and gas potential. Scientists describe methods using acoustic energy and hydrophone streams to map crust structures up to four to five miles deep, with Alaska highlighted for shelf prospects.
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Geological Survey
Alaska
von Heune
Vor Heune
Lee
Redwood City
Navy
Southeast Asia
von Fleune
Washington
Oregon
North Pacific
Hawaii
Chukchi Sea
Mainard lands Rose Bowl seats for Raiders clash in Pasadena
San Lorenzo's Jerry Mainard waited in line at 10 am to secure tickets for the Raiders versus Vikings Rose Bowl game in Pasadena on January 9. He and friends aim to return home by 10 am today after securing the long awaited Super Bowl appearance.
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San Lorenzo
Jerry Mainard
Oakland Raiders
Minnesota Vikings
Pasadena
Mainard
Raiders
FBI questions plotters in tram rage case linked to Hughes will
In Ogden Utah Dummar denies handling the will or knowledge of its existence before discovery in a Mormon church headquarters. He claims no contact with Mughal while Puramar admits to a desert ride with a man claiming to be Hughes. Attorneys say two fingerprint planting techniques exist and debate over the will’s authenticity continues as experts are sought by Harold Rhoden on behalf of executor Noah Dietrich.
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Duremar
Hughes
Ogden
Utah
Dummar
Morman Church
Puramar
Mughal
Las Vegas
Melvin
Harold Rhoden
Rhoden
Noah Dietrich
Summa Corp
List
FBI
EBMUD warns of mandatory water rules amid drought
East Bay Municipal Utility District directors urge voluntary conservation or face mandatory limits. If enforced, bans on automatic landscaping irrigation and public washing, cutbacks by each billpayer, new surcharges, and halt on annexations are possible. Signed by president C R Hitchcock and six directors, serving Alameda County communities including San Leandro, Castro Valley, Ashland, San Lorenzo, Alameda, Albany, Berkeley, and Oakland.
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East Bay
C. R. Hitchcock
San Leandro
Jon Q. Reynolds
Helen Burke
A. G. Carrington
DeWitt Krueger
William Moses
Kenneth Simmons
Alameda County
Castro Valley
Ashland
San Lorenzo
Alameda, Albany
Berkeley
Piolo Ar Oakland
Hayward weighs law on smoke detector rules
Hayward considers extending fire code to require detectors in existing single family homes and new hotels and motels. Local officials cite costs from 30 to 50 dollars and placement above stairways and hallways. Realtors and tenants groups oppose mandatory installation before sale or major work, pledging safety but resisting forced compliance.
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Rich Riggs
Hayward
William Wood
Fire Department
John Canestro
Wood
Buck Hannigan
Southern
Alameda County
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Weberley
Burglaries
Theltss
Eroip
Hayward Barglaries
Patricia Cope
Yat Beck Yard
Vanlein
Lawerence
Rich Hucke
Albert Huttan
Vatlesa
Robart Larsen
Entity
Wing Charidus
eMfpte
Aes Dice
Cran
Frewort
Rosemarie Caleras
Telentone
Fleish
Daniel A. Husbands
Are Salat
Sioa
Cerybin Glasaca
Comer
Srigve
Sassann
aZrorut
Co. Arouse
Moe Cotral
Wo Player Recorders
Sa Laven Fisey
Dieie
Wewark Oercery Public
Fircrest St
Umion City
Anquires
Maryanne Corpaneto
Twa TV
Seat
Bertie Thlaiea
Daily Review of the News
Yank
New York Stock Exchange
Foreign Ministry
Pavle Sjekinca
San Dase
Tokyo
Meteorological Agency
Francisco Castellanos
Forida
Buenos Aires
van Heune
Dor
Atlantic Shelf
Gulf of Mexico
von Henne
EBMUD
Dave Herndon
Association For the Protection of Tenants
Herndon
Fiddler
Bikel
Tevye
Zero
Zem Mostel
Theodore Bikel
Mostel
New York
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