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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
5
The notice invites readers to critique hedge mine, day sun spaguer copies, not original portents. It mentions other documents and problems of guided daters and cancer-related content analyzed by media conscience news den. It calls for publishers to consider publishing fitness.
Last August I bought a Black Angus portable rotisserie. The door jammed after a month and the heating element wouldn’t heat. Gateway Promotions in Holcombe Texas repaired the door but the heater still failed. I was told to hold the unit while Gateway sought a manufacturer credit, but I never received the credit.
Last July a customer ordered $18.65 worth of HO Gauge railroad cars from Sal Marino Com pany in New York. Sent letters say the cars are back ordered and eight months after the order was placed the son finally received the shipment.
The Agriculture Department economists forecast meat price movements tied to weather and pasture conditions. They expect cattle and hog prices could decline if summer rains improve and pastures recover, with April hog and cattle slaughter likely lower than a year earlier and pork production down about 20 percent.
Rolling Stone reports Eric Clapton plans a two phase U S tour this summer starting June 1 in Tampa covering 21 cities then a second leg through the South and West Coast with no date set yet. The article notes antics in Australia including a press troubled Sydney show and Melbourne remarks about stage behavior.
Interstate bus and rail fares are set to increase July 1 as the Interstate Commerce Commission approves higher costs for fuel labor and materials. The announcement notes a general fare hike across lines while investigations proceed, with carriers citing wage and supply pressures.
The United Farm Workers led by Rev Wayne Hartmire vows to press the boycott on Gallo wines despite a new California labor law. He says the action aims to influence jurisdiction and elections between unions. Workers fear loss of field access and stronger employer pressure as the law shifts power.
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