Loss of cash receipts at Blue Dolphin reported in San Leandro
San Leandro police were alerted to missing receipts totaling 1050 dollars at the Blue Dolphin. Bartender Gil Pouliot said a night shift cocktail waitress gave him the money bag which he found full and left on the bar. A lone customer helped by providing a flashlight while Pouliot secured the liquor cabinet and tucked the bag in the safe before departure. The loss was discovered when the safe was checked at the start of the next business day.
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False ad penalties approved against Black Angus Mval Co
False advertising case against Black Angus Mval Co of Oakland and Rienmand ended with a permanent injunction and civil penalties. Judge Lionel Wilson in Alameda County Superior Court approved a $2,610 judgment plus costs. The suit, filed Aug 30 1972, charged misleading beef ads, unattractive fat laden cuts, disparaging salesmen, unlisted net weights, and unfulfilled customer bonuses. The company is barred from failing to state net weights and from making unfulfillable promises or misleading representations.
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Alameda County
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Black Angus
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Man dies in apparent overdose in Hayward home
A 21 year old Hayward man, Robert Q Salazar of 1288 Tradelsif Lane, was found unconscious in bed and pronounced dead at St Rose Hospital after an apparent drug overdose. Police found heroin paraphernalia at the address and noted a history of drug use. The discovery followed a collapse in a bathroom earlier that day.
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Robert G. Barnhouse
Artificial leg stolen from car in Castro Valley
Myron Jay Garrett, 27, reported his spare artificial leg valued at 400 stolen from his car in Castro Valley Wednesday. Police noted no other cars in the lot were tampered with as they investigated the incident and Garrett explained he kept a spare leg in case of emergencies.
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New York banker pleads no contest in Humphrey campaign case
John L. Losh a 70 year old investment banker pleaded no contest to hiding 35000 in campaign contributions to Senator Hubert Humphrey in California last year. He allegedly used eight employees to donate in their names with funds supplied by him and faced charges under an April 7 1972 law.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Quints Nearing Home From Portland Hospital
The Anderson quintuplets, five weeks old, are gaining weight and may go home in the next weeks. A Bess Kaiser Hospital spokesman said the five infants will likely not be discharged simultaneously. Weights range from four pounds to three pounds ten and a half ounces. Diane Katherine is smallest. They were born April 28 to Mr and Mrs Eric Anderson of Brush Prairie Washington. He works as a salesman for Eagle Metals.
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Judge named to Magee retrial in San Jose
Santa Clara County Superior Court judge William A. Magee's retrial for kidnapping and related counts is set after defense motions next week. The trial, involving Magee in the Marin Civic Center ambush that left Judge Harold Malay dead, is slated to begin June 28 in San Jose.
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Horses Replace Cars Would Burden Santa Clara County
AP reports Santa Clara County residents would face 1.8 million tons of horse manure daily if horses replaced cars. JT Pott, assistant county transit district executive, notes the figure arises from 105,900,000 horses matching 05 million horsepower in the county. He urges revising transportation design to reflect community needs.
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Santa Clara County
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Unemployment Holds At Five Percent In May Report
Washington unemployment stayed at 5 percent in May for the third straight month. The Labor Department noted a slight drop in the factory workweek to 40.8 hours and a fall in overtime to 4.9 hours, signaling slower production. Overall payrolls and earnings edged up modestly, with white collar and teen job rates shifting and manufacturing activity cooling. The broader market indicators had suggested a looming slowdown, while total unemployed eased only slightly to 4.38 million.
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Noise probe budget signals Hayward planning push
A $11,000 earmark funds a city noise study to assess aircraft traffic and freeway impacts. Plans include evaluating noise near BART, Nimitz Freeway, Jackson Street, Foothill corridors, and rail lines, with airport noise analysis required by a new site aviation law.
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Laser fusion progress at Livermore hints future reactors
Livermore researchers progress on laser driven implosion to heat hydrogen nuclei, aiming for thermonuclear energy. The program notes require highly efficient, short ultraviolet pulses and several thousand joules per beam. A pioneering facility, begun in 1962, precedes a planned $6.4 million lab and a larger high energy laser complex tied to Nixon era budget plans.
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Hijacked jetliner lands in Peru amid hostage crisis
A Colombian airliner with 25 hostages and six crew aboard landed in Lima after hijackers demanded a ransom and safe refuge. The planed stopped in Aruba and Guayaquil to refuel while negotiations with authorities continued. The hijackers, longhaired gunmen, allowed eight hostages to depart before resuming flight toward an undetermined destination.
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Congress votes to halt bombing in Cambodia
Congress clears a two thirds veto override path while Pentagon says planned B52 strikes in Cambodia are scaled back by a third due to funding but targets remain, amid debates over Kissinger negotiations and Vietnam policy.
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Jerry Woledheim
Funny honors AM salesmen in Leavenworth Times
In Leavenworth Kansas the morning edition highlights humorous mentions of salesmen honored for morning performance. The brief item notes lighthearted kudos and local newsroom banter without identifying individuals or exact awards.
County employes to get pay hike
Alameda County will raise salaries for about 9,000 fulltime employees by roughly 4.4 percent starting July 1, with a total cost near 49 million. The increase, approved after a marathon bargaining session, aims to align with county Civil Service standards and comparative wages in other counties and private industry.
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California Poll Sees Reagan Cranston Rivalry For Senate Seat
Public poll data from California shows strong support for Reagan and Cranston amid possible Senate contest. Cranston retains a lead over Reagan in some measures while other names like former Lt. Governor Robert Pirch surface as potential gubernatorial contenders. Voter ratings indicate mixed views on tactical performance, with a sizable portion deeming Vinney’s job as poor.
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