Winter horse care notes and advisory committee meeting
Winter feeding hazards for horses are warned as moldy grain damp hay and spoiled feed can cause colic and potentially death without swift veterinary care. The Fremont Advisory Committee on Trail plans a trail system expansion, detailing trail sizes grades and surfaces and inviting public contact for joining the group or attending the January 12 meeting.
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Alcatraz pow wow set today in San Francisco
Indian leaders on Alcatraz Island plan talks with a government representative to seek rights to the Rock in San Francisco Bay. Robert Robertson of the National Council on Indian Opportunity will meet the occupants who seized the island on November 20 and now govern it.
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County bar elects first black head in Alameda
Carl B. Metoyer, a 15 year Alameda County lawyer, became the first black president of the Alameda County Bar Association at the year’s first meeting. Metoyer, who was vice president in 1989 and ran unopposed, said he hopes to elevate the dignity and stature of black lawyers.
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Lebanon protests Israeli arms as violence escalates
Lebanon filed a formal note with the Big Four powers through Foreign Minister Nassim Majdala denouncing Israel for an escalation of violence on the southern border. The note condemns hostage like kidnappings of Lebanese civilians and calls Israeli actions barbaric and reminiscent of Nazi persecution. It asserts Palestinian presence stems from Israeli evictions and condemns civilian targeting by regular forces.
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Excluded Al Redd Skips Fremont Newark College Meeting Joke
Mrs Fannie Redd excused her son Alfred from the Fremont Newark Junior College District meeting on December 10. College president John Costello signed the note jokingly as excused, highlighting Al Redd a veteran public observer.
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Weather forecast spans Gulf Coast to Mid-Atlantic states
The forecast covers the Gulf Coast and Tennessee Valley into the mid-Atlantic region with colder air moving into the northern Plains.
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Bay Area Forecast Calls Rain Through Monday
San Francisco Bay Area expected rain from early Sunday with lingering showers into Monday. Temperature changes are minor with Sunday night lows near the region and highs in the mid fifties to mid sixties. southerly winds rise to 15 to 30 mph. In the San Joaquin Valley, increasing clouds and rain likely Sunday through Monday with little temperature change. Sunday night lows around 45 to 50 and Sunday highs 58 to 65. light winds shifting to southerly 10 to 20 mph.
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ADA rates six senators liberal in 1969 as Congress evaluated
The ADA awarded 100 percent liberal ratings to six senators and 22 House Democrats after 48 Senate and 15 House roll calls in the first session of the 91st Congress. Democrats Hartke Kennedy Hall Nelson and Republicans Javits Case plus others received top marks.
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Man Ape Split Five Million Years Ago Study Says
UC Berkeley scientists Allan C. Wilson and Vincent M. Sarich date the divergence of humans and African apes to about five million years ago using a protein clock. Their analysis of serum albumin and hemoglobin suggests a recent split, challenging fossil-based timelines and proposing a protein-driven evolutionary framework.
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