First Swing Delivers Laughs in Ohlone Golf Class
Excerpted scene follows Linn Brown as a novice golfer on her first day at Lake 2 course with her spouse and class observers. After a tense start the couple bickers and bonds over clumsy shots, shared goals, and a rough but humorous tee session. The piece ends with their playful quarrel homeward and a promise of next time.
West Trenton teen aims to break roller coaster endurance record
Michael Boodley, a 17 year old Princeton freshman from West Trenton New Jersey, begins the 85 foot eyelone drop on a Coney Island roller coaster for his 443rd ride. He seeks to beat the 725 circuit 490 mile endurance mark set in 1974 by four riders at Kings Island Ohio. He is joined by two friends during the attempt.
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Women convicted in aiding reported incident and assault
Three women and three men were convicted by a Superior Court jury in Los Angeles on charges including aiding and abetting a reported incident and oral copulation of a 1 year old woman. The defendants, from Bell Gardens Cudahy and other areas, allegedly dragged assaulted and coerced the child for four hours at a Boyle Heights housing project. Sentencing set for Sept. 3 with possible terms from five years to life.
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KE. Talbot Callister
Newark Residents Push for Dial-a-Ride Amid AC Debate
Newark officials clashed with AC over dial-a-ride plans after council members blasted a staff proposal to replace it with more fixed routes. Officials warned a 33 cent tax cap may prevent a full system, while staff consider a limited service for elderly and disabled. The AC board to decide by month end.
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AG Transit
Newark City Council
Alan Bingham
Newark Council
James Balentine
Robert Plowright
Shannar Abraham
Shirley Sisk
Santa Clara County
Fremont
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Do-nothing chief sees new job in Washington
Jubal Hale, former executive secretary of the defunct Federal Mine Safety Board of Review, expects to return to federal payroll soon with at least his prior salary of 20 208 a year. He said interior department offices likely will offer him a position and he will be back to work in a couple of weeks. The board was created to handle appeals from noncoal mine operators, but no appeals were filed before it dissolved on June 30.
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UPL
Jubal Hale
Congress
Hale
Utah
UPI
Interior Department
Mine Safety Board of Review
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