Shoppers stock up as prices rise across cities
Shoppers rush to buy full cases of tuna and vegetables as Phase Four allows price increases in many sectors. Regional stores report higher bulk purchases and rationing of bacon eggs and poultry at Safeway and Fry's amid inflation driven by new rates.
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Overcoming Polio, Jardine Wins Five Teen-Age Mr America Awards
John Jardine once told by doctors he would never walk, yet at 19 he has won five of eight Teen-age Mr America awards. He began bodybuilding at 12 after polio left his right leg smaller, later receiving a corneal transplant enabling walking. He trains six days a week, plans to become a physical therapist, and remains active in sports and college life at Chabot.
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Bank of America accepts wooden checks at Stonestown branch
UPI reports a driftwood check drawn by Shirley Burton a 21 year old teller to her brother in law. Burton admits using a soldering iron to write the ten dollar amount and bank officials say they must cancel the fake instrument.
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Alameda County suit seeks 90 million over late charges
San Leandro attorney Claude W Heavin filed a class action in Alameda County Superior Court seeking 90 million in damages from the Hamle Fayne and Loan Association over late charges on past due loans. Heavin says the case could extend to 80 million for association business and aims to appoint a receiver. He cites a California Supreme Court ruling that late charges may be limited to interest and costs.
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BART Workers Reject Lowleyear Contract Offer
United Public Employees Union members rejected BARTs proposed two year package after a three week strike. The agreement would raise pay 4 percent over two years with 3 percent fringe benefits. negotiations to resume after a Division 1339 vote and involvement by Alameda Contra Costa and San Francisco labor councils.
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