Princess Anne romance and London drama mingle in headlines
Gossip column notes Princess Anne and Mark Phillips fuel engagement speculation after his New Year visit to the royal family at Sandringham. Phillips, 24, a lieutenant and Olympic rider, denies plans, while tabloids push the romance as the queen hosts guests.
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Teamsters Open Talks With California Growers in San Diego
Teamsters Union representatives will meet Pajaro and Salinas Valley growers in San Diego for two days to solidify their position as farm workers’ representatives and renew contracts. Cesar Chavez’s United Farm Workers calls for a nationwide strike. Chavez says many field workers oppose Teamster contracts despite a state Supreme Court ruling allowing picketing under Teamster agreements.
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Teamsters Union Western Conference
San Mateo
Australian naturalist photographs nesting Snow Goose
Des Bartlett and his wife Jen spent five months in Canada near the Maconnell River delta filming The Incredible Flight of the Snow Goose. They captured a photo of Joon and her chick just as the bird began to vocalize, a moment during their NBC-7 film presentation this month.
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Work strike at San Quentin blamed on Church of the New Song
Prison officials report about half of San Quentin’s 1,800 inmates refused to work, linked to a non-sanctioned religious group named the Church of the New Song. Associate Warden James Park cites egalitarian aims masking broader goals to improve conditions and gain perks. The department has not recognized the religion, calling it a safety concern and a possible ruse.
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Church of the New Song
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Deadly green mamba escapes in London warning issued
Scotland Yard cautions the public after a wandering green mamba escapes from a snake charmer named Margaret Allison. The snake, linked to a Malaysia origin, poses a dangerous threat as Allison explains she carried it to a restaurant to avoid leaving it with her children. Mandy, another snake charmer and her daughter, was involved in the incident.
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Governor designates SF attorney as Bay Commission head
William D. Evers, 46, named chairman of the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission replacing Melvin Lane who resigned. The Assembly veto overrides on measures AB 1704 AB 900 and AB 193k are noted with vote counts. Senate actions include SB 1264 SB 24 and SB 279 addressing school lunches Medi-Cal and kidney dialysis funding.
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Navy first Boiler room girl breaks gender barrier at Great Lakes
Sharon Holt, 21 from New Mexico, becomes the first woman in the US navy to enter the boiler room crew after enlisting as an EE fireman. She describes fitting in with male sailors, pursuing world travel, and hopes for more women in naval service while training at Great Lakes.
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Reagan veto record stays unblemished in California
AP report notes Gov. Reagan has never seen a veto overridden. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty planned to pursue a second vote to override but did not collect enough votes. Senate debates included vetoes on a school lunch bill and a kidney dialysis measure as sessions weighed reorganizing plans. Spry tensions continued between Senate President James Mills and Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti.
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Alan Sieroty
Beversy Mills
Croly
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Senate
James Mills
San Diego
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Mills
Moretti
Pieta Restored Fully for Vatican Exhibit
The Vatican announced Michelangelo's Pieta has been completely restored after damage caused last May 21 by Laszlo Toth, a Hungarian-born Australian. The sculpture will be shown Thursday to accredited journalists.
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Lasza ‘Toth
Reagan’s new executive jet enters service for state use
The $750000 Cessna Citation jet began service with no stewardess and a bar for soft drinks. It will be used by Governor and 120 legislators with cost billed per flight. State officials say the jet offers convenience and potential savings over chartered travel.
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General Services
Lawrence Robinson
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Five-Course Meal Goes For Nineteen Cents In New York
At the Old Homestead in Manhattan Greg and Marc Sherry offered a five course meal for 19 cents to protest rising prices. About 1,700 patrons ate by 11 p.m. with ham and egg 12 cents and mutton stew five cents. Diners queued seven hours before opening and waiters were reimbursed a small tip.
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UPI
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Marc Sherry
NSF Grants Stanford $140,000 for X-Ray Equipment
The National Science Foundation awarded Stanford University 140000 dollars to acquire sophisticated X-Ray equipment for the chemistry department. The grant supports advanced analytical capabilities and research infrastructure.
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UPI
National Science Foundation
Stanford University
The Daily Review Foregoes Normal Early Morning News
A dated notice from The Daily Review lists publishers officers and office addresses in a garbled format dated March 3, 1897. The piece references locations in Hayward, Oakland, Indianapolis and Fremont with multiple phone numbers and postal details.
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