Union City chef serves artichoke dish for Prince Charles luncheon
Narsal's Restaurant chef Boyle prepared a royal lunch for Prince Charles of Great Britain at a University of California event. The artichoke hors d oeuvre with duck liver pate and a white wine sauce accompanied a sole course, ending with apple tart. Security checks delayed public announcement.
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Prince Charles rides San Francisco cable car in autumn fog
Prince Charles toured San Francisco during a US visit, riding the California Street cable car and greeting well wishers. Demonstrations followed his arrival, with about 300 protesters at receptions. He spoke briefly with reporters, describing the trip as interesting and hectic.
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UPI
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Prince Charles
California
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Leah Inia
Prince of Wales
Wales
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Prince Charlie
Ireland
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One-way streets in Hayward draw mixed praise
Residents and business leaders react to the new one-way street plan in Hayward. Shop owners welcome reduced parking meters and easier access, while a bank official notes smoother traffic and fewer jaywalking incidents.
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Castro Valley
Tony Montalbo
Hayward
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House votes to raise Social Security taxes nationwide
The House approved a bill by 274 to 147 to triple payroll taxes for some workers and employers over the next decade to stabilize Social Security. It raises the maximum taxable earnings to 3,005 by 1987, with higher earners paying larger increases and earlier years seeing smaller boosts for lower incomes. The measure removes the earnings ceiling for those 65 or older and sets retirement benefits for 75 years, while eliminating certain gender-based benefit differences.
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Washington
UPI
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BART workers demoted amid contract sex scandal
BART officials disclosed a probe into Advance Electric of San Jose, a five year contract holder, after a former employee and a Daily Review tip alleged prostitutes funded by the firm. Auditors cited $17 000 in overcharges reimbursed by Advance Electric. Gallaway stressed the incident was isolated and did not affect the contract, while noting no broader impact on BART dealings.
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John Brink
KART
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Frank Herringer
Bart Audiiiers
BART approves temporary salary freeze for management
Bay Area Rapid Transit District directors approved a temporary pay freeze on management salaries over 35 000 a year. The 6 to 1 vote with one dissent aims to suspend cost of living increases while a broader wage study is conducted. President Barc Simpson and Director Gene Garfinkle commented on the intended scope and outcome.
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San Leandro
Gene Garfinkle
San Francisco
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Seer Franke Berringer
Tyrrell neighborhood labeled model social problem area
A scathing review notes Hayward's Tyrrell neighborhood as a model social problem area. It highlights efforts and criticisms, referencing local officials and ongoing urban challenges.
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Hayward
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