East Buy and Ralphs To Merge In California
East Bay Lo Ray Center stores will be merged with Ralphs Giscory Co of Los Angeles under a principle agreement. The $24 million share exchange enables Ralphs to expand into the area with eight Lo Ray stores in Alameda and Contra Costa counties including Hayward, Fremont, and San Leandro. The deal positions Federated Department Stores Tre division to enable the integration with Bullocks, Majnins, and Bloomingdales lineage. The Los Angeles based firm expects to assume operations in June.
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Two Escape From Santa Rita Jail In Dublin County
Deputies report two inmates escaped Santa Rita county jail between 4 and 9 50 p m The men identified as Vincent William 28 and O nare O Neal 49 were said to have left the facility while awaiting further disposition William was serving a two and a half month sentence for pandering assault with a deadly weapon ward bawl and O Neal one month of a four month term for resisting a public officer The escape occurred during the evening hours and deputies say the pair were missing by 9 50 p m from Oakland County custody
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Sana Rita
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Bawl
Andorezo O'Neal
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Guissing
Robbery at Hayward Lounge and San Leandro Station
A gunman robbed the Cheerio Cocktail Lounge at 450 Harder Road Hayward taking about $600 after firing one shot. Witnesses said Berlender James Pegram described the incident and a car windowed away. Another Cash from Sun Leanna gas station in San Leandro netted $50 after a similar armed demand. The station attendant Tremper compliant, handed over the money as the robber fled in a waiting car.
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Sun Leanna
Go Live
Berlender James Pegram
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Cheerio
Harder Road
Cain
Fil
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Sinas Brother
East
San Leandro
Statins
Daniel Treimper
Joe Tobber
Tremper
Man sought in bad check case in Fremont area
A Hayward man, 28 or 29, allegedly cashed multiple checks totaling about 551 dollars at several stores in Fremont then left town. He is sought on a felony charge of filing fraudulent documents after allegedly writing 62 dollars he could not cover. The incidents involve Lloyd from Tyrrell Avenue and a Wells Fargo bank account. Police say victims have not yet contacted authorities.
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Hayward
Lown
Isheim
B. Lloyd
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Frelant
Fairway Park
Wells Fargo Bank
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Man charged with drug possession in San Leandro
Dennis Ray Beatello of 10524 Kona Court arrested after traffic stop at Marina Boulevard and Merged Sirech for failing to have a lit license plate lamp. Police found marijuana and four amphetamine tablets, plus five bags of marijuana under the driver's seat. He faced charges of possession of marijuana for sale and dangerous drugs plan to sell it. The vehicle contained a total of six offices of marijuana and $11 on Beatello.
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Dennis Ray Beatello
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Marina Boulevard
Sirech
DeMetJo
Police uncover indoor marijuana farm in Haight Ashbury raid
San Francisco police recovered 400 marijuana plants and seedlings during a raid in the Haight Ashbury district. Two men, Wilfred Galkets, 21, and Jerry Haskins, were arrested on charges of possession and cultivation. The grow operation used a closet lined with aluminum foil and sun lamps to heat the space.
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UPI
Forlee
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Allie
Wilfred Galkets
Jerry Haskins
Driver alleges deputies beat him in Sacramento County
Sacramento motorist Robert McDonagh, 35, claims deputies David J. Duckett and Ralph K. Blasingame attacked him with a chemical spray and struck him with a flashlight and baton on February 9, causing brain surgery. He seeks a $1 million suit against three deputies, Sheriff Duane Lowe, and Sacramento County. A misdemeanor resisting arrest charge against McDonagh is pending.
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Sheriff's Deputies
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David J. Duckett
Ralph K. Blasingame
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Michael Jarboe
Dickett
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Duckett
MecDonagh
Duane Lowe
Canada jobless rate drops in February report
Ottawa AP reports Canada's unemployment rate fell to 7.3 percent in February from January, with an estimated 627000 people out of work. The U S rate for the same period declined to 5.9 percent from January.
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Canada
Ottawa
Hell's Angels members surrender to police in rape investigation
Four Hell's Angels Motorcycle Club members in San Francisco turned themselves in after complaints of a rape at a party. Officers booked Herbert J. Roberts 34 oil president San Francisco Geraldo Giunti Radford Heckett and Arthur Heikkinen all of San Francisco on Monday in the case.
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San Francisco
Hebert J. Roberts
Geralt D. Giunti
Radford Heckett
Arthur Heikkienen
Dockers seek large wage hike after long strike
West Coast longshoremen led by ILWU chief Harry Bridges push for a major pay package after a decisive strike that shut West Coast ports. Pay Board staff backs a higher-than-standard increase citing 30 percent productivity gains and potential $1 billion in shipper savings.
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International Long Shorsmen’s and
Wriday
West Coast
ILWU
Harry Bridges
Uniar
Jury Panel in Angela Case Draws Diverse Local Residents
The jury for Angela includes a Mexican American IBM employee, a 22 year old department store collector, a retired Worarlan, and an air traffic controller who was a pilot. Also on the panel are a housewife whose father is a retired Santa Clara County sheriff captain, the wife of an electronics company employee whose brother in law is with San Jose police, a housewife with a brother imprisoned in Henlin prison, and a devorcee who paints pictures. Other members are a store finar department head, a Stanford Medical Center researcher, a maintenance electrician and an accountant. Miss Davis announced after a 43 minute delay that the defense argued venue changes and the prosecution faced accusations of racism, asserting the trial could be unfair in Santa Clara County.
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Am’ Electronics Company
Will
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Stanford University’ Medical Center
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Miss Davis
Arosia’s Months Long Watch in OED Investigation
Arosia noted months of monitoring as the inspection office participated in the inquiry. The state OED reportedly had some involvement but was later said to have no role in the case.
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OED
Nudists From ASA Open Their Doors to Public View
The American Sunbathing Association announces an open door policy inviting the public to nudist clubs nationwide, aiming to boost visitors and membership. Public admission will be modest, with cautions about appropriate behavior and a new advertising push to attract families and individuals.
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Sequoians
American Sunbathing Association
Cull Canyon Road
Castro Valley
Robert G. Doomiston
Prblic
Disney World
ASA
Disney
Johnston
Unbluk
Death penalty debate tests state constitution limits
Readers confront the capital punishment question as the state revises rules on bail in capital cases. Angela Davis is released on 102,500 bail under new division terms amid ongoing murder case.
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Angela Davis
Compulsory health plan proposal outlined in city budget
The Moscone plan would push total state spending to about 6.8 billion while aiming to exceed the proposed 7.4 billion budget for the year starting July 1. The plan addresses rising illness costs and expands health coverage beyond private plans.
Mitchell says ITT charges are false
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell told Senate investigators that he discussed general antitrust policy with Harold Geneen but denied any link to an out of court settlement involving ITT. He said claims of a pledge to back the Republican convention are totally false.
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Geneen
Ite
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Flanigan
TYT
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John B. Commally
Commerce
Manelse Stans
D. Rhrlichman
Charles W. Carson
Arthur Burns
Federal Receive Board
Iran
ITT Antitrust Tose
Dusties Department
Antitrust
Michell
Richard G. Weindienst
Kleindienst
Uller
Jack Anderson
Dita D. Beard
Unt
Beard
Denver
Mitel
Ghost towns and buffaloes haunt a collector’s gaze
A narrator muses on ghost towns and the last buffaloes, recalling auctions and a wish for a white buffalo. He admires the animals' dignity and resilience, describing their closeness to the wild after years of decline. He recalls calves dwindling to 38 and the desire of some to shoot the last of them.
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Huffalo
French Triviera
Ami
Pam, Tn
Breakdown of beef prices shows large markups from farm to consumer
Government analysis breaks down the beef chain from farm to shopper. A 1,000 pound steer sells for 327.79 at farm, carcass weight yields 490 pounds retail, with byproducts adding 20.05. Wholesalers, packers, and retailers add costs, pushing beef from $307.14 farm value to $408.40 retail, a substantial markup.
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Stein
Allen Baker
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Economic Research Service
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Convict Escapes While Awaiting Trial at City Hall
Ed ward Barden, 23, an inmate awaiting trial for burglary, escaped from a men’s room at Shalin City Hall Monday. He slipped through a small opening to an attic above the fourth floor superior courtrooms as attorney LaRue Grim described his client’s felony escape charge.
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Shalin City Hall
LaRue Grim
Ward Barden
Talon
Nixon urges narcotics control program with 42 million request
President Nixon proposed a 42.4 million narcotics control program to back international efforts against traffic. In a Senate appeal he asked for part of a 2.43 billion foreign aid request for the fiscal year starting July 1. The plan marks narcotics control as a top administration priority. Gerald L Warren noted it is the first narcotics element in foreign aid, with no detailed spending plan released. He also requested 100 million for refugee release and humanitarian aid to India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, without a breakdown.
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