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Readable fragments describe a local event in Lome Wisconsin with names and a date. The notice mentions residents involved and a forthcoming action or meeting. Further specifics are unreadable but the item indicates civic activity and community notice.
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Correran
Smog Report From City Office Reveals Air Quality Issues
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a smog or air quality report from a city office. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable. readable bits imply concern over dust and air conditions, with possible references to measurements or remedies.
Water ration sparks anger over two gallon allotment
San Francisco resident Richard Graham complains that the city water department allocated his family only two gallons a day during a drought. He notes the allotment rose to three gallons daily over two months while neighbors receive far more, calling the process faulty and bureaucratic.
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Kelby
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Doctor fights $700 fine in poison-emergency case
Fresno AP reports Gilbert Daggett of Madera challenged a $700 fine from January for treating 25 farm workers exposed to Torak pesticide without proper reporting forms. He says language, workload, and reading limits blocked form completion. he has not paid the fine.
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State
Industrial Safety Commission
Gilbert Daggett
Madera
State Division of Industrial Safety
Daggett
Madera Vineyands Inc
Synanon Adds Five Officials to $10 Million Lawsuit
Fresno AP reports Synanon Inc sued in federal court adding five Tulareg officials and Visatia Thores elta newspaper as defendants alleging civil rights violations over an airport use permit. Suit seeks injunctions and $21 million in punitive damages plus general damages for interference with Synanon's operations near its headquarters.
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Fresno
Synanon Inc
Visatia Thoreselta
Cuit
Sypanoa
Anti Semitism row hits UC campus protests and council review
A campus uproar over anti Semitic incidents at the University of California drew a council meeting to consider sanctions. Reported incidents include a Skull and Keys member shouting Hitler was right near a Hasidic center and vandalism at Chabad House. Church and Greek life groups expressed regret and called for better understanding while officials weigh disciplinary steps.
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Hitler
Clid Howse
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Chabad House
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Mystery of a damaged gymnasium contract notice
An OCR fragment describes building work at a gymnasium and a contract with a single bidder. It mentions dates around May, a value near 12877 dollars, and some names. The readable text is fragmented and unclear about parties and actions.
UPS Wins California Rate Increase Amid Costs
United Parcel Service secured a $7.9 million annual rate hike from the California Public Utilities Commission. The commission noted higher wage, benefit costs, and other expenses causing a projected $2.2 million loss without the adjustment. UPS had sought $12.6 million in additional revenues last November.
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San Francisco
United Parcel Service
California Public Utilities Commission
UPS
PUC
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Extra pipeline to send water to Marin by June
Construction has begun on a 41 foot long 24 inch pipe linking the Richmond Rafael Bridge to Marin County. The project will deliver up to 10 million gallons of water from Los Angeles to Marin Municipal Water District by June 1, providing a critical outside supply during the drought.
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Marin
Richmond
Marin County
California
Richmondon Rafael Bridge
A Angeles
Marin Municipal Water District
Gener
J. Dietrich Stroeh
Millan Water District
Angeles
Colorado
Convicted Man May Be Innocent In San Mateo Case
Sacramento AP reports a state board meeting next Monday will decide whether to recommend a pardon for Howard Wy, two years after a killing. The case involves ongoing debate over prior felonies and governor approval, with officials noting four justices of the State Supreme Court must approve a governor pardon.
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Sacramento
Howard Wy
Brown
San Mateo County
Organizer arraigned in union chief slaying
LAS VEGAS AP Former labor organizer Hanley faces first degree murder charges in the execution style slaying of union leader Al Bramlet. Hanley remains in custody on a 250000 bond. His son Gramby, 38, also charged but resisting extradition from Phoenix. Bramlet led Local 225 of Culinary Workers Union and was former head of state AFL-CIO. Bramlet disappeared Feb 24 after arriving at McCarran. The 1968 gun case against Hanley was dismissed after key witnesses died or disappeared.
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al Bramlet
Hanley
Justice of the Peace
B. Matlon Brown
Gramby
Phoenix
Bramlet
Culinary Workers Union
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McCarran International Airport
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