Economic Woes Dominate 1971 Bay Area News Headlines
The Bay Area faced widespread economic strains with plant layoffs at General Motors and anticipated community tax changes to fund renewal. State budgets, freeway lawsuits, and regional planning dominated coverage alongside national stories on the Pentagon Papers, civil rights, and labor strikes.
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Supreme Court
New York Times
Washington
Pentagon
General Motors Assembly
Tre Huge
Hoy Marter
United Auto Workers
Hayward
Alameda County
Fremont
Newark
San Leandro
Union City
Nayword
New Haven School Board
Ook
Stan’ Richards Slood Wmouth
Uniary City Planning Commission
Alvarado
State Division of Highwaye
U.S. Dis- Veiol Court
Robert F. Peckham
Freeay
B Street
The Fair Dream of a Simple American Fairground
An ambient, meandering reminiscence of a county fair where life is simple and sensory. It recalls livestock sections, hay, animals, rides, and sideshows in a childlike, dreamlike tour through stalls, performers, crowds, and the nostalgic lure of a vanished, carefree day.
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Moe Torster
Cily
Crader
Sinbad
Jack Sprat
Levins
Laday
Winie
Winie Lie Pooh, Chairs By the Pahd Tual
Taiehler
After 103 years easy still does it in Honolulu
In Honolulu a senior named Matsumaty celebrated a birthday, cited by UPI as still maintaining a routine that includes moderate wine, light meals, and no smoking, with expectations for a long life and future plans mentioned by Mataumolo.
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Honolulu
UPI
Matsumaty
Tor
Mataumolo
Alameda County retirement system rich with assets and bonds
Ex employees sound and snug as Alameda County Employees Retirement Association grows to 07.8 million in assets. It pays 340000 monthly to 1487 retirees at 4.4 percent interest, funded by employee contributions. Board includes Quist Matick Dombrink Hearne and others, with stock investments since 1970 under new rules.
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Leona Ward
Alameda County Employees Retirement Association
Youn
Oakland
Board of Supervisors
Rod) Quist
Department of Public Works
George Mat
Sunday Scripture Reflection on Christ’s Humility and Exaltation
Selected excerpt from Philippians 2 2 11 notes Christ Jesus possessed divine nature yet chose servanthood becoming human and obedient to death on the cross. God exalted him above all names so every knee shall bow and vow Jesus is Lord to God the Father’s glory.
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Christ Jesus
God
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Lord
Father
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Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
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