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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
23
Commerce Department data show imports rose to 93.5 billion in 1972 while exports lagged at 89.1 billion, pushing the annual trade deficit to 6.4 billion. The report cites dollar devaluation and a thriving U.S. economy as factors, with the largest shortfall recorded against Japan.
Shell Oil plants on the West Coast were struck by the United Industrial Workers and allied unions on Wednesday, with widespread walkouts at Pasadena Texas and other sites. About 1,800 workers at Pasadena and 500 at Narco, Washington joined the action, while 600 at Long Beach and 600 at Martinez, California, stayed out. Union President A F Grospiron warned of a national boycott of Shell products unless new contracts are settled, accusing Shell of bad faith bargaining and safety concerns. Shell reportedly refused to negotiate, and the union filed an unfair labor practice charge over alleged management obstruction. The strike signals possible extended labor disruption affecting Shell's operations nationwide.
Martinez refinery manager AJ Wood says Shell intends to keep plants running with supervisory staff as 959 members of the United Auto Workers and others strike, opposing pension terms. The dispute expands to Shell refineries in Texas, Utah and Washington.
Public notices show Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co won approval from the Illinois Commerce Commission to construct a 50 million dollar manufactured gas plant in Will County. Groundbreaking is planned for May or June amid other abandonment and business name notices from Alameda to Hayward and New York listings.
Alameda County public records show fictitious business name statements for Frank's Refrigeration and ABC Properties with associated filing dates, then another section lists trustee and court notices. The document includes marriage summons, divorce notices, and hearings for zoning and variances in Alameda County with dates in 1973 and names such as Jack G. Blue and C. Booker.
Nissan Motor Corp filed a multimillion dollar Superior Court suit in California alleging false advertising and unfair competition. The U S distributor claims a circular mailed to more than 700000 Datsun owners misrepresents service and the factory manual. Plaintiffs name Sheva Slavin and Charles A Culling as defendants.
Del Monte Corp will close its Molokai pineapple plantation over the next 24 to 2 years due to rising growing and transport costs making operation uneconomical. The move could affect Del Monte's Oahu plantation and Mondula canneries. no further details on phase-out or worker plans were provided.
New York AP reports that Nixon’s peace plan leans on expanding global trade. China and Japan welcome freer access, while the Soviet Union shows interest. a Finance magazine study of 449 experts finds economic development and foreign aid seen as key to lasting peace, with 1976 trade growth viewed as pivotal.
Creditors and others with claims against the estate of June R. Davis deceased must file within four months after first publication. Filing with vouchers at the Clerk of the Superior Court in Alameda County, California, or at Paul Dresnick’s office in Hayward, details provided. Arthur T. Davis, administrator, dated January 4. Public notice also lists a business name statement filed in Alameda County for Six Speedy Instant Trayward, California, by Armand F. Denys. filing verified by clerk authorities.
Public notices inform residents about government functions and meetings. The newspaper urges readers to exercise their right to access public records and attend meetings for informed civic participation.
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