San Francisco Firm Rebrands Amid Mafia Ties Exposure
San Francisco based apparel firm formerly tied to Mafia informant links has changed its name to San Francisco Gold. New president Richard Banks cited disassociation from former leader Mitris Al Wie Thine and the city’s image as reasons for the rebrand. The firm’s troubled past includes links to Northern California White Front stores and a government witness, Gerald Zelma-Howitt, who received a new identity.
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Federal aid to clear eucalyptus in Oakland hills
Federal disaster aid of 885 000 dollars will fund fire break clearance in the Oakland Berkeley hills after a fire. Regional administrator Faber Stevens announced the measure on Monday as part of wider federal funds for cleanup.
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Cannery contract talks moved to Washington to avert strike
Representatives of about 600 cannery workers and 2 California canneries owners plan to reconvene talks in Washington D C at the request of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. National mediation director W J Usery said Teamsters Union negotiators agreed to changes in a latest offer as a strike threat looms. About 1000 Cannery Workers Union members at Hunt Wesson in Hayward could walk out. processors refuse to cut back 48 hour peak harvest periods or grant time and a half for overtime.
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Fire damages Cherryland home from smoker’s chair blaze
Firefighters blamed a smoking chair for a blaze at Ray Monteiro’s residence on Medford Avenue Cherryland. The chair in the living room ignited, triggering about 3800 dollars in damage. Crews arrived quickly, extinguished flames within minutes, and ventilated smoke from the dwelling for about 30 minutes.
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Purse Snatcher Strikes in San Leandro
A 41 year old San Leandro woman reported a purse snatching last night near Ditton and Banerall Avenues. The thief toppled from a passing car, grabbed the purse with a long strap, and fled east on Dullan while a male passenger warned. No injuries reported.
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Canada price index rises 0.9 percent to 149.7
Statistics Canada reports the Consumer Price Index increased 0.9 percent from May to June to 149.7. Major contributors include higher food at home and restaurant meals, with the overall index up 2 percent from May to June and the consumer price index up 8.1 percent year over year.
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Mayor term limit urged amid charges of office misuse
Delegates argued that elected and appointed officials have exceeded their usefulness and should leave office. They alleged some city leaders benefited from corrupt practices, while white candidates lacked funds for competitive campaigns. Mrs. Clack cited questionable literature and pamphlets found in her car and handed them to San Teodoro police.
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Community commission eyed with broad representation
The Rev. Richardson urged a commission with medical and aid recipients, plus others, to form a broad base. Chester Miner proposed an advisory panel of agency directors to assess deeds and finances and propose a professional package to the commission.
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Kennedy Attacks Sterilizations as Unjustified
Senator Kennedy charged that a federally funded family planning program sterilized a number of young black girls without informed consent in Alabama. He cited halted contraceptive injections and questioned ethics and federal oversight, urging stronger protections for human subjects.
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HARD Proposes Tennis Complex and Park Lighting
The HARD district plans a tennis complex at Mast Avenue Park with 14 courts and a clubhouse, funded by developer Milray-Mancini. Four lighted courts at Kennedy Park would be built by the developer with district land ownership and maintenance shared by the townhouse owners and HARD.
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Nader Raps Solidrinks In Health Study Discussion
Dr Cheraskin leads a study noting doctors and spouses share biochemical patterns. The reported links include smoking effects and hormonal factors across couples, suggesting shared health risks as couples live together.
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BART Talks Snag on Wage Issue
The BART board agreed to freeze higher scale wages for engineers and staff while remaining disparities persist. Unions demand immediate equalization, citing a potential $15 million figure and a three year phase to address pay gaps. Negotiations were to resume after a board session.
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Husband Defends Honor as Bride’s Death Shocks Town
In Frosinone a husband Giusepppe Nenoa defends his strict view of a woman’s honor after the autopsy confirms Anna Nappe’s death. He recalls keeping her under watch for years and says she never left the house without her grandson. Relatives outside the autopsy room describe the suspect as antisocial and violent.
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Wy high coach resigns to join Chicago Police
The football coach and teacher at Wy high school has resigned his roles to accept a position with the Chicago Police Department, per the Chicago Daily News.
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Dream vanishes in a puff amid Chicago robbery tale
In Chicago a 16 year old man named Soubesetski faced charges after a robbery targeted a traveler's suitcase containing 23500 dollars. He was found carrying a loaded handgun at O'Hare and later assaulted twice before the theft. Police traced accomplices who provided false names but the traveler regained his stolen checks through a garbage pickup. The case postponed to Friday.
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Treasure hunters report Spanish galleon wreck found near Florida Keys
Key West salvage team displays silver bars coins jewelry and cannon balls from Nuestra Senora de Atocha, sunk in 1622. Florida historians call it the biggest Florida treasure find, with estimates of up to 400 million in treasure value and two other bars and artifacts recovered after nine days of diving near the Marquesas.
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Mitchell denies proposing spy schemes in Watergate suit
Mitchell testified in a Watergate related civil suit last September claiming he heard discussions of electronic surveillance of Democrats. He rejected involvement in a less productive activity and contrasted with Senate testimony where he said he had no responsibilities in the Nixon campaign.
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