Nixon aide warns of price hikes after freeze ends
Washington A key official in President Nixon s economic stabilization apparatus cautioned Friday that a rash of price increases will follow the midnight Saturday end of the wage price rent freeze. Donald Rumsfeld, director of the Council, said consumer ability to judge compliance with Phase II is limited and urged complaints to the IRS if fraud is suspected. He predicted early Phase II adjustments while aiming for progress toward the president s goals in 1972. The plan permits corner grocers to raise prices within limits, and large firms must seek government approval 40 days before any price rise.
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UPL
Nixon
Donald Rumsfeld
Coal of Living Council
White House
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Internal Revenue Service
Pay Board
The
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Cost of Living Council
Fremont Park Coot Control Sparks Controversy
Public Services Manager Laurence Milnes says a team of a dozen policemen hunted coots in Central Park's northeast section using shotguns and duck stamps, burying the birds at a disposal dump. Officials expect more than 1,000 coots remain. Audubon critic William Hurd calls the action legal but troubling. local ordinances ban firearms in parks, though the city claims exemption.
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Laurence Milnes
Milnes
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Durham Roar
William Hurd
Ohlone
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U.S. Department of the Literior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Protests as Coral Sea sails amid antiwar sanctuary bids
Hundreds gathered in Alameda to protest the Coral Sea sailing as peace groups and federal marshals watched for potential sanctuary refusals. Captain William H. Harris said several officers planned to resign, while officials said no crew members would leave until underway. Authorities prepared to enforce federal law and search Berkeley sanctuary sites if sailors go absent.
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Stn
Coral Sea
Indochina War Area
William H. Harris
Navy
University Lutheran Chapel
Berkeley
Susan Ramshaw
Joe Schmerdley
U.S
Hayward teen named to Alameda County welfare board
Autra Green Jr. an 18 year old senior at Tennyson High School was chosen to join the Alameda County Welfare Commission by Supervisor Hubert E. Hannon. The appointment makes him the first under 21 to sit on the county board. He will be sworn in with his parents present. Green plans a future in law and sociology and will serve a seven year advisory term to the welfare director and the board of supervisors.
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Alameda County Welfare Commisssion
Autra Green Jr
Bruno St
Litmenther Commission
Alameda County
Hubert E. Hannon
Board of Supervisors
Tennyson High School
Green
Maynard
Supt
Ray Arveson
Jtaanon
Manton
Hayward High
Louis Guzman
Tennyson
Sandra
Gradualy
Metropolitan Lite Insurance Co
San Francisco
Gloria
Mhanager
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Che Dmity Review of Southern Alameda County
Local edition from Hayward California dated Friday November 12 1971 lists 10 cent price and 44 pages. Content includes regional notices and brief items pertinent to Southern Alameda County communities.
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Alameda County
Hayward
California
Truck Slips in Rain Halts Nimitz Freeway Traffic
A truck with two vans slipped in the rain near Fremont halting a northbound Nimitz Freeway lane for two hours around 6:29 to 10 am. Charles Hartman driver escaped injury as metal products blocked traffic. fire crews contained a fuel leak. Traffic backed up in both directions from Thornton Avenue to the scene.
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Aaemi
Nimitz
Thornton Avenue
Fremont
Charles Hartman
Newark bans topless and bottomless entertainment
The Newark city council passed a ban on topless and bottomless entertainment by a vote after councilman James Balentine returned from vacation. The ordinance targets the Ip Site Club, with owner Gary Swartz signaling he will expand, while attorney Gerald Giusti calls it unconstitutional and plans a prohibition challenge. Neighboring Fremont and Union City discuss potential spillover effects amid a broader crackdown on after hours dancing establishments.
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Newark
Gary Swartz
Ip Site Club
Swartz
Gerald Giusti
Mountain View
Sue
Ami
Kincaid
Fremont
Union City
Robert Nelson
Football Weather Weekend Forecast for Games
The weatherman predicts fair conditions through Sunday with minimal temperature changes. Weekend highs reach the 60s and lows in the 40s, making for good football weather. More details on page 3.
Gumball Victim Dog Confused by Machine in Hayward
Mrs Grasso reports her German shepherd Labrador Savage tied to a gumball machine may have suffered memory loss and a bizarre mood near 13rd Avenue San Leandro. Two veterinarians reportedly confirm memory issues as a possible cause. Police or witnesses urged to contact Mrs Grasso at 49 Margaret Drive.
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Hayward—Savage
Augusta
Auto plows through crowd killing three in Youngstown
A runaway car plowed 800 feet through a noon crowd at a downtown bus intersection in Youngstown Ohio injuring 12 with three confirmed dead and two in critical condition. About 12 ambulances responded as bystanders described blood on the sidewalk and scattered merchandise. The driver was injured and taken into custody.
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Youngstown
Bill Clark
Trish Parsons
Clark
LSD Triggered Church Rampage Ends in Fatal Shootout
In Spokane, Harmon, a former LSD user, armed with a rifle and tools, stormed St. Aloysius Church on the Gonzaga University campus. He killed janitor Hilary Kunz, wounded four others, and was killed by police after a hail of gunfire. two ROTC Gonzaga students were among the wounded. Authorities say LSD-induced hallucinations drove the attack.
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Larry Laraon
Hell
Jesus Christ
Harmon
Wat Christ
St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church
Gonsiga University
Hilary Kunz
St. Aloysius Church
Shimiah
Michael J. Clark
Tonasket
Wash
Robert Schroeder
Spokane
Robert A. Peas
Adams C. Brass
Clark
Schrozder
Gonzaga
Vees
Brass
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