Parenting tips for family conflict and child guidance
Dr Velhuizen offers methods for parents to listen actively, draw out children, and help solve problems. He suggests reflecting feelings, avoiding punishment, and using environment adjustments for messy rooms. He covers value conflicts, smoking and drug debates, and notes a prayer option if needed. The Montessori School of Fremont hosts training at $9 per person.
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Hospitals pledge to give care amid doctor protest
San Francisco doctors vow to provide at least emergency and basic care as malpractice insurance costs rise. Area physicians threaten a May 1 work stoppage to protest escalating health costs, with hospitals warning of limited coverage and administrators citing per patient insurance increases and rising expenses.
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Herringer Appointed New BART Manager Amid Board Turmoil
The article reports Herringer named new BART manager amid board dissension. Directors James Hill and Herard Cat commented on leadership while Allen delayed due to back. Ed Cooper praised the board’s fresh direction. Herringer plans a personnel evaluation and aims to address governance and operational gaps in the transit system.
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Plane Piloted by Fremonter Missing Over Sierras
Fremont man flies a Cessna 182 with two East Bay passengers. They vanished after leaving Salt Lake City for Hayward Airport. Five California CAP planes and ten from Nevada searched the area from Elko to Fremont, as authorities reported the crew did not file a flight plan.
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Colson and Nixon Talk by Phone in Beaver Falls
Watergate figure Charles W. Colson said he had two telephone conversations with Richard Nixon recently. He reported Nixon’s spirits were good and his voice sounded steady. Colson praised Nixon as extraordinarily talented and expressed hope for reconciliation between the President and Congress amid lingering distrust from Watergate.
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Hand y Jr. gets life for San Diego strangling case
In San Diego a Superior Court Judge sentenced Edis L Handy Jr 22 to life in prison for the December strangling of a San Diego State University student. The case involved a roommate dispute and a plea deal. In Sacramento Gov Brown named Eric A Schieck executive secretary of the Commission for Economic Development, succeeding James F L Duley Jr. Schieck formerly aided Lt Gov Mervyn Dymally and served as acting executive secretary and consultant to the Senate Elections and Reapportionment Committee.
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Gas supply overestimated in Tucson burglary test
Tucson residents were asked to identify two burglars as police crime prevention officer Stanley Benjamin conducted field tests through three residential areas. The activity aimed to measure public alertness and observation, with residents at risk if missteps occurred.
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Board joins East Bay Park District strike talks
In Oakland the East Bay Regional Park District board sat in on mediation talks led by state mediator Thomas Nolopuls after a strike began. President Dr. Howard Cogswell attended but remained silent as the negotiations proceeded and a remeeting was set for the next day. Union official Thomas Rankin said the meeting produced no agreement but plans for further talks. Pickets appeared at directors' homes and businesses following a restraining order by Judge Hugh Koford. A ranger arrested one member at Shadow Cliffs, labeled by union spokesmen as harassment by management.
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208 ANGELES Mayor Brag Thee Boyering Salary Increase
UPI reports Mayor Tor Brag announces a salary increase for the city officials in Angeles. The move targets better compensation amid rising costs and governance duties, with details on new pay scales and affected offices forthcoming.
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Eight pickets arrested at Bemis Bag Co strike
Eight pickets were arrested at the Bemis Bag Co plant in Union City as they blocked a truck with bags. Police reported no one was booked for resisting arrest, and the officers used night sticks as a push tool. The United Paper Workers Local 19 says the company refuses to negotiate a contract. The plant employs about 129 workers and faces layoffs amid the strike.
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Police chief urges minority recruitment in Santa Ana
Santa Ana Police Chief Ray Davis told the East Hay chapter of the League of California Cities that crime rises require minority hires and community identity in policing. He cited 27 of 126 hires expected to be minority and urged test validation and job relevance, while noting cities must avoid discrimination and consider existing officers. City Attorney Peter Stone questioned plans, saying a 20-year program aims to conform with law but may raise moral concerns.
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Bad times good times in American economy report
United Press International reports on the 1970s economy noting high inflation and unemployment with warnings from the Council of Economic Advisers. The piece cites a 13 percent rise in 1978 and compares to earlier years, mentioning a 771 billion dollar industrial output figure and related concerns about wages and spending.
School site salesman works 2 jobs
The board debates hiring Knox for consulting services for four school sites with a stated maximum of 50,000, while questioning authority, cost, and the need for formal board action amid local scandal and concerns over spending. Mrs. Kipp argues Knox’s value to the district may justify costs. others emphasize formal approvals and legal requirements.
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