Auctions Back In Demand At Bay Area Bids
Public auctions draw buyers from Northern and Southern California and beyond as bidders chase discounted furniture, glassware, and antiques. Auctioneers Palmer and McCoy describe pricing tactics, buyer reliance on bargains, and the mix of junk and quality items, with occasional antiques from specialized houses.
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South County
Bay Area
California
Oregon
States
Palmer
McCoy Auction
Antiques Wired
Casio Valley
Macbill Auction
San Leandro
Senate blocks Godley as East Asia secretary of state
Washington and congressional aides report the Senate Foreign Relations Committee refused to approve G McMurtrie Godley for assistant secretary of state for East Asia. The action is viewed as part of a broader effort to curb executive branch power and restore congressional influence in foreign policy. White House and State Department officials condemned the move as punitive for policies not set by them, while Godley may be reassigned to a Europe post after a stint in Asia, per Nixon and Kissinger.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
G. McMurtrie Godley
East Asia
Fblic
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Congress
Godley
U.S. Arbhagsador
Ny Taos
Att Evel
Jist
White House and Shale Department
Codley
Rogers
White House
Geeley
Europe
Henry A. Kissinger
Henchmen tied to death of Maryland legislator
Baltimore police probe conflicting reports on the death of Maryland House of Delegates member Turk Scott. Investigators tied possible henchmen of drug figure Frank Matthews to the slaying in his basement apartment garage as questions mount about witnesses and a potential plea deal with U.S. Attorney George Beall. A separate Fremont overdose case is noted with 54-year-old Remer passing after alleged Darvon use, while a Black October anonymous caller claimed knowledge of the murder scene.
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Baltimore
UPI
Porce
Maryland
Dames “Turk
Scott
Scot
House of Delegates
Dever Ber
Guy
Marvin Mandel
New York
Frank “Pee Wee" Matthews
U.S
George Beall
Beall
Fremont
Weed
Remer
Jamestown Road
Washington Hlospital
Reamer
le Way
Rener
Fred
Matthews
Las Vegas
Guanns
Baltimore Sun
Soall
James A. Cadden
Oxford Laboratories unveils disease protection system in Porter City
A new protection system from Oxford Laboratories in Porter City aims to shield infection prone children and adults from diseases. The method involves a prepared serum drop tested for immune response and potential diagnoses. The firm notes broader uses in identifying existing conditions and guiding treatments.
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Ttim Park
Oxford Lab
Poater City
Bastille Day Festivities Ignite Paris Celebrations
French crowds lit streets with dancing and fireworks to mark the Bastille uprising anniversary. A 9,000-strong parade along the Champs Elysees featured tanks and missiles, while government offices wore tricolor banners. A deadly firecracker accident at a Paris car site cast a shadow over the celebrations.
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Paris
Champs Elysees
Bastille City
Louis XVI
Marie
Louvre
Napoleon
Cleopatra’s Needle
Fraith
Fores New the Mag
Sessants
la Marseillaise
Byatille
Former POW James Ray Marries Lt Rebecca Laughter
In San Antonio, former prisoner of war James E. Ray, 31, married Air Force Lt. Rebecca Laughter after returning from Hanoi. The ceremony united at a military base chapel with a double ring Mass in a Catholic ceremony and a Baptist pastor officiating. A memorial salute honored missing in action.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPT
Air Force
Hanoi
James E. Ray
Rebecca Laughter
Ray
Dunroe
Alex
Kelly Air Force
Leutenant Tor
Randolph AB
Kelly
Loveland
Colt
Miss Laughner
United States
Ramon M. Laughter
San Antonin
May Mayfield
West
Ends Baptist Church
Houston
Wilfred L. Kriever
Senate approves plan to aid abused children
The Senate approved a Mondale bill to create the National Center on Child Abuse within HEW. The measure, passed 57 to 7, would authorize 90 million dollars over five years to fund grants to hospitals police and other agencies for prevention and treatment. It aims to assist programs like those at Children’s Hospital in New York and the National Center in Denver, offering expert consultation and family support to address abuse. HEW Secretary Weinberger opposed, saying it could duplicate existing efforts. Senators BelImor Faninun Tan sen Helms Roth and Scott voted against.
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Washington
Ust
Senate
United States
Walter Mondale
D-Mini
Naonal Center On
Witlin
Health, Educating and Welfare
HEW
Leamg
Children's Hospital
New York
National Center For the Prevention and
Denver
Caspar Weinberger
Menaire
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