Liquor Dealers Battle Smut Book Issue in Bay Area
Northern California liquor dealers confront a magazine and paperback book problem raised by distributors and customers. An official cites heavy inventories and social pressure while Sam Buasum of Mayward liquor store says he cleared his shop of magazines. In Hayward only 47 of about 110 off sale licenses cover hard liquor, with many licenses held by groceries or drug stores, limiting liquor-specific outlets.
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Cinderella Run Ends With Final Performance
SAN LEANDRO The final production of Cinderella by the Association for Children Theater closes at James Madison School. Details list 1:90 p.m. Saturday showtime, with Dave Arnold of Argogoigh School behind the production as it played to audiences including a local TV audience.
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Magazine Stands Struggle With Inventory And Parental Pressure
The article notes magazine stands facing inventory headaches with up to 1000 titles per stand and 4700 distinct liquor items in one case. Store owners cite parental cooperation and rising distributor pressure as challenges, with half the customers reluctant to rate caution and keep customers happy while youngsters read amid limited magazine supply.
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Obituaries for Sallie Elizabeth Kelly and Frank Facha
Services today in Hayward honor 91 year old Sallie Elizabeth Kelly formerly of Mississippi and Oakland resident for 25 years widow of Thomas Kelly mother and relative to multiple Oakland Hayward and San Leandro residents. In Castro Valley Frank I Facha 59 died at home with services planned at the Chapel of the Valley and private burial at Lone Tree Cemetery.
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