Glasses warped by heat in a fireball incident
Webb described a large fireball strike to his face causing blindness as his glasses flew off. Mrs. Webb drove him to a hospital while experts at Southwest Missouri State University studied the warped plastic lens. Fire and heat tests were planned to determine whether the lens residue could reveal more. In Tupelo several deputies reported witnessing multicolored UFOs for a third night in Lee, Pontotoc, and Tawmamba counties with rotating white and red lights.
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Rutledge
Ile
Tupelo
Miss
Lee County
Surprise pony brings unexpected foal to Fremont boy
Steve Greer, a 12 year old from Fremont, enjoys a pony colt named Sunny Surprise. His parents recently bought the mare without knowing she had mated with two full size Appaloosas, creating an unforeseen foal. The tale unfolds as a lighthearted family moment.
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Steve Greer
Fremont
Sunny
Steve
Newark sergeant studies security planning for homes
Newark police Sgt. Paul Dubois, trained at the National Crime Enforcement Academy, uses site planning to deter burglary. He analyzes housing blueprints, persuades developers to adjust designs, and supports city rules mandating dead bolts, non-removable hinge pins, and six foot walls along flood channels to deter burglars.
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Dubois
National Crime Enforcement Academy
University of Louisville
Haley
Newark
Food price jump seen by Nixon adviser
President Nixon's chief economist Herbert Stein warned of rapid food price increases near 10 percent over the next six months before leveling off. He suggested inflation may improve versus the first half of the year, with possible declines by year end 1974, though first-half gains have already exceeded 20 percent.
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Washington
Nixon
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisors
Stein
State agency nips Kaiser dump plan
Sacramento state water board officials crushed Kaiser's proposed 444 acre solid waste dump plan near Pleasanton. The board overruled a regional approval, citing safeguards for the Livermore Amador Valley underground water and signaling Alameda County may rescind its permit pending further appeal by Kaiser. Local opponents hailed the ruling while Kaiser officials said they needed time to study the position and might seek alternatives.
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John Oliver
Sacramento
State Ter Board
Kaiser
Pleasanton
Regional Water Board
State Board
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Ka Theation
Slate Water Resources
Central Board
Livermore-Amaur
Joe Schwab
Pleasant
Citizens Against Garbage Environment
CAGE
Project Cage
Bill Jameson
Galcome
Mittée
Whale Valley
Kais
Stanley Boulevard
Fleasanton
County Planning Commission
Board of Supervisors
Cegtinal Water Board
Planning Commission
Kaisers
Benefit suit decision due soon in San Leandro round
A precedent setting suit by a top San Leandro police officer and firemen against the city over fringe benefits moves toward a court decision. Alameda County Superior Court Judge Cecil Mosbacher set Tuesday for final briefs as officers won a first round with six affirmatives to a key question on interference with rights under Meyers Milias Brown.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Juris
Meyers
Milias-Brown
Enuniis
State Personnel Board
Counciil
Civil Service Commission
Motorcyclists honor Geome Lewis at funeral procession
A motorcyclist funeral for Geome Douglas Lewis was held yesterday in Hayward after a Monday accident that killed him. Bikers attended in faded clothes, some drinking wine, and rode to the Lutheran service as Lewis' brother recalled that he would have approved of the tribute.
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Geome Douglas Lewis
Hayward
Sas
Sind
Tay
Lewis
Milk price hike looming in California dairy sector
California consumers may pay at least four cents more per gallon of milk as hay prices surge and dairymen face losses. C. B. Christensen of the Department of Food and Agriculture said the squeeze could force cows out of production. Dairymen’s associations asked for 10 to 12 cents rise. the Milk Stabilization Board previously approved 10 cents in two installments.
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Sacramento
California
State Agriculture
C. B. Christensen
Christensen
Department of Food and Agriculture
State Bureau of Milk Stablzation
Western Dairymen's Association
League of California Milk Producers
Milk Board
En Kaufman
South County Faces Fair But Smoggy Weather Tomorrow
Readers are warned of another day of fair but smoggy conditions in South County with a forecasted high near 705 and a low around 0, according to the weather page.
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South County
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