Newark planners set light agenda for tonight meeting
Newark planners outline a light agenda at city hall for tonight’s meeting. They review a variance request by Joseph Cullen at 35053 Maidstone Court seeking a 5 foot rear yard setback and a compromise 1 foot setback. Contingent on Shell Oil Co. gas station plans near K Mart site at Thornton Avenue and Cedar Boulevard. City plans to mail bilingual notices to homeowners about city code requirements for existing homes.
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Area student to get heart grant
A Washington High School student is among five South County scholars named for Alameda County Heart Association research grants to buy supplies and equipment for science projects. Fremont resident Robert McCall will receive a grant. other recipients include All Saints School students Swane De Vehe Maria Farao Pate Holmes and Mary Clare Net. The awards welcomed public and private school students in grades 7 to 12 and assessed originality practicality teacher support and clearly stated problem understanding.
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Government opens Berrigan case in Harrisburg
Federal prosecutor William Lynch files opening statement against Philip Berrigan and six other antiwar activists known as the Harrisburg Seven. He alleges they conspired to disrupt the government by kidnapping Henry Kissinger and damaging healing systems in Washington during 1970. Berrigan seeks to defend himself after firing his lawyers, a move not allowed by Judge Herman.
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British blackout rules extended as coal strike ends slow
Britain will keep partial power cuts for four more weeks even if 280,000 coal miners return. Trade secretary John Davies said industry would get priority in rationing power and fuel until full production resumes. Mineworkers union leaders accepted a 21 percent pay rise to end the six week dispute and will put it to ballots starting Wednesday. Pickets were withdrawn Saturday.
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GM recalls 6.7 million Chevrolet vehicles in safety move
GM mails certified letters to 100000 owners to begin the 6.7 million vehicle recall. NHTSA warned engine mounts could break causing engine shift and potential accelerator jam or brake failure. The recall costs GM about 85 million and will take three more months to finish after two months of prep.
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Painter sells nude painting in Raleigh ads
Painter Sam Hannon seeks a private buyer for a nude portrait titled blue-eyed blond. Commissioned by a nightspot, the work was deemed too realistic for public display and is offered to private clubs or collectors for 225 dollars after about 20 inquiries, including from married men.
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Fremont trustees weigh student rights policy update
A revised student rights proposal, drafted after a district court ruling, would let school officials regulate how students distribute literature while preserving appeal to a review board and ultimately the school board. under the plan students could be disciplined if material is deemed libelous, with the district administrator noting the need to align with a new state law on student free expression.
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Vance Harris
Arthur J. Kranamitter
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Irvington High School
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Encouraging signs of welfare roll decline in new report
The Health, Education and Welfare center reports welfare rolls may fall as AFDC aid recipients average younger, healthier, better educated families. Key shifts include more employed heads, urban concentration, fewer Black recipients, and higher food stamp use reflecting improved family health and education.
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Health, Education and Welfare
National Center For Social Statistics
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Preparation H Relief For Hemorrhoid Itching In New York
A New York man J Henson reports hours of relief from burning itching using Preparation H. Doctors endorse the product for hemorrhoidal pain and itching with no prescription required, noting anti inflammatory effects and tissue swelling reduction.
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New York, N.Y
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New Haven School Board Eyes Dimate Administrative Changes
The New Haven board may vote in a closed session tonight on administrator reassignment or demotion. Supt. Duane Bay faces review within 40 days as trustees consider his contract and possible staff changes. Public disclosure required for any demotions. other agenda items include the district language program and next year’s high school course catalog.
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Thomas Shaheen
Menopausal changes and gland activity shift in women
A fragment notes that during a phase described as the opanee period a wife experiences gland and organ changes to move from a productive to a non-pediative state. The text uses dated terminology and lacks clear clinical context.
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