Bay Area Happenings Mixed With Odd Incidents
A chaotic Bay Area page reports a robbery suspect injured at home and jailed, a man stabbed while boarding a streetcar, a San Mateo group planning smog control talks, a sailor in Berkeley police probe, and a Alcatraz prisoner denied funeral attendance. It also notes cemetery strike impasses and a grand jury indictment for burglary at Harrilton AFB.
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Prices blamed for sagging farm incomes
The Agriculture department reports farm incomes fell nine percent in 1983 to the lowest since 1932, due to sagging prices. Net income from farming operations plus non-farm sources reached 20.466 billion dollars, while urban income rose six percent to 259.059 billion.
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New Farm Bill Hearings Open as Senate Split Deepens
The Senate Agriculture Committee opened hearings on the administration’s proposed farm bill amid sharp partisan divide. Chairman Aiken and other members foresee different economic outcomes, while insiders predict Congress will reject the plan and extend the current 90 percent parity supports. A farm income report shows a nine percent drop to 70.466 billion dollars last year.
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Escaped Felon Beck Reimprisoned After Kansas Breakout
Basil Kingster Beck, 21, once listed among the nations 10 most wanted, was recaptured in San Pablo after being spotted driving by federal agents. He surrendered peacefully and was jailed in Oakland to await arraignment on flight to avoid prosecution for burglary. Beck and three others escaped from Oswego Kansas county jail on September 6 and faced burglary and larceny charges in Parsons Kansas. Police in Philadelphia and Milwaukee had prior interest in him for a strangulation murder and a restaurant burglary respectively.
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Crook Exposer On Stage Monday In Ashland
Ashland program features Bob Haskell exposing card sharps and crooked gamblers with John Molinari on accordion. Warner and Leigh billed as Sweethearts of Song, hosted by Kenny Richards and Mel Hiser. Southern Alameda County Trade Club meets at Eden Community Center Elgin and Ash avenues at 6 30 p m with dinner at 7 30 p m. Ralph Ruggieri sponsors a Monday night event by local banks.
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State School Bond Bill Introduced
In Sacramento CNS reports a constitutional amendment to authorize a 250 million state bond to finance school construction. Assemblyman Donald D. Davie of Costa County sponsors the proposal, arguing 148.5 million in 1952 bond funds will be exhausted by July 1953. Senator Nelson Dilworth of Riverside County proposes a 100 million bond issue on the Senate side.
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Exotic Dances in UC Berkeley Program by La Meri and Bi Patew
Exotic dances from India China Arabia Morocco and Peru perform in a dance program led by La Meri and Bi Patew at 8:18 pm Tuesday in Wheeler Auditorium on the University of California Berkeley campus.
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Soviet Captain Krevok Defection Probe in Japan Trial
The article recounts Soviet sea captain Krevok facing a one year suspended sentence and deportation from Japan after alleged pressure from Parmin and Martin to seek asylum in America. Parmin pressed Krevok to defect, locking him in a room to sign an asylum application, while Japanese press framed Parmin as a white Russian seeking a countryman. A Soviet escort accompanied Krevok during Asahikawa stay as reports noted an APO address.
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Lorenzo Man Stricken San Lorenzo Mystery
John W. Bowers of 15725 Hesperian Boulevard Yard is confined in Alameda for a period of time amid unclear circumstances. The fragment hints at a medical or legal condition affecting a resident of San Lorenzo with partial location details.
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John W. Bowers
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