Shortages Hit Northern California Home Construction
The Ve Uume Builders Council of California reports shortages in materials and labor affecting home building in Northern California. Plasterboard interior walls and nails are scarce, skilled labor is tight, and lumber prices have risen sharply, with some costs up by over 50 percent in places since January. Prices vary by area and week to week.
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Ane Agit Rishi
California
Ve Uume Builders Council of California
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Sie Fine
Orea
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Osistir
Miaideanon Council
Fark
Annual Exposition to feature show aid and wide support
The second annual Southern Alameda Farm Home and Industry Show runs Sept 28 to Oct 1 with broad backing from some 100 area service clubs and organizations. Organizers expect large crowds, a fashion show sponsored by the American Association of University Women, and a televised duties lineup, aiming to boost local manufacturing and domestic development.
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Uy Winren
Gor
Fraternity Servic Organi
Zatlions
Southern Alameda Farm
Hazel HM. Delanny
American Farm Bureau
Serviclub
Dude Martin
Mary Hale
Sail
Uils
Khel
American Association of University Women
Albert “Doe” Walters
Hoe
Alameda County
Hume
Adamo County
Develonter
San Genes
Six States Likely to Gain 13 House Seats in 1982
Preliminary census figures show California could gain seven seats while states like Florida Maryland Michigan Texas and Washington would each gain one seat. Pennsylvania loses three, with Missouri New York and Oklahoma also gaining or losing depending on final counts. The report notes New York gains the most, while several western states surge.
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New York
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Bitoni
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WU to Take State Fair Reservation Plan
Western Union offices will resume ticket reservations for the California State Fair events from August 31 to September 10. Alameda, Oakland, San Leandro, and Berkeley residents can reserve at their local Western Union, pay $1.20 for admission and reserved seating, with tickets telegraphed and held at the fairgrounds ticket office. The plan covers races, night theatre, and horse show, with appearances by the Andrey Sisters and the Warner brothers among others during the period.
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California State
Nec Green
Alameda
Abunda
Rorketoy
Oakland
San Leareteo
Fede
Sual
Lax
Wester Union
Ant
Vickers
Atnvniates Mion
Oregon
Santa Monia
Cnet
Cleaning the surface of an electric iron
A brief guide answers with a simple method. Rub gently with a soft cloth and mild cleaner, then wipe dry. Avoid abrasive pads and harsh chemicals that can scratch or damage the soleplate.
Johnston says Stalin too old to start a world war
John Johnston, president of the Motion Picture Producers association, told the Anglican chamber of commerce in London that Russian Premier Josef Stalin is too old to initiate a war. He doubts a major conflict will begin soon but foresees a long, bitter struggle with Russian-led communists, likely outlasting many in the room.
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the Johnsci
U.S. Motion Picture Producers Association
Josef Stalin
Hollywood
Amglican Chamber
Tommaerce
Johnston
Stalin
Moscow
BBE Pledge Against Secure Advertising During War
Nyborg, president of the Better Business Bureaus, urged voluntary business cooperation to ban salvertising and support war efforts. He argued advertising weakens national unity and would aid the federal enemy, calling for a united effort for public good and patriotism.
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Vietor
IL Nyberg
Ascocinion
Better Business Bureaus
Nyborg
Fis
Atmost
Unenployment Tax Penalties Warned For Firms
The California Employment Department in Oakland warns firms that late unemployment tax payments incur a 2.7 percent penalty plus interest. Returns must be mailed or paid by July 31 to avoid penalties. For assistance contact the auditing division at 222 Clay Street or the Oakland office to ensure timely compliance and marshaling of resources. The Better Business Bureau warns the public against panicked buying of goods.
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Aron Funke
California
Oakland
Uwe
Vig Clay Street
Superior Judge Denies Sleeping Through Trial
San Francisco judge Sylvain Lazarus angrily denied he slept through much of a recent divorce trial saying he only had one eye closed briefly to protect it from the glare. He rejected calls for a retrial of the Slavich divorce action amid accusations of infirmity from the opposing attorney Ed Cunha.
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San Francisco
Sylvain Lazarus
Mary M. Slavich
Ivan Slavich
Slavich
Ed Cunha
Crippling shortages spark inflation fears amid ice curbs
Amid looming ice restrictions officials warn of imminent shortages impacting households and businesses. Authorities project price pressures as supply chains tighten and energy costs rise. Local leaders urge conservation and plan emergency measures to stabilize markets and protect vulnerable residents.
Husband’s Airborne Affection Grounds Divorce Claims
A wife petitions for divorce after alleging her husband spent years showering affection on an airplane and neglected their one year marriage. She cites the inattention and distant behavior as grounds, naming the aircraft and related incidents as central to the case.
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Sam Jos
Wpt
Beeaise
Marrige
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