Co op study ranks cereals by nutrition and cost
Berkeley Co op home economists assess 82 cereals noting high sugar and over fortification in many popular brands. The report highlights hot cereals as most nutritious and cheapest, while sugared ready to eat cereals cost more and risk excessive vitamin A.
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New fuels to prevent jet smog
A UPI report says new jet engine tech and low sulfur fuels could curb atmospheric harm from supersonic transport. The study, ordered in 1970, finds SSTs would have insignificantly low impact on ozone and climate, and does not imply U.S. backing for civil SST development.
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Suspects linked to LA massage parlor robberies eyed
Investigators sought to determine if two men arrested Monday night are connected to a string of massage parlor robberies in Los Angeles Hollywood and the San Fernando Valley. Willie Williams 20 and Leo Magnus 21 were nabbed during a Hollywood robbery attempt and booked on suspicion of robbery.
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Union City hearing favors home rehabilitation plans
At a weekend public hearing in Union City residents backed rehabilitating older homes in Alvarado and Decoto. Mayor Tom Kitayama and Councilman Sue Boyle attended as the Department of Community Development drafts an application for $831,390 in federal funds to be allocated over three years, starting with a $64,511 initial grant.
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Union City strikers reach three year pact at Kaiser plant
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp and United Steel Workers Local 12 reach a three year contract for the Union City can plant. The agreement extends through Jan. 6, 1978, ratified by workers after more than 200 were locked out since Dec. 18. Plant at 36230 Central Ave. faces vacations and sick leave as main issues.
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Candidates night set for New Haven school board race
UNION CITY A candidates night for the New Haven school district board of trustees race on the March 4 ballot is set for 7 p.m. Thursday in the El Dorado Park cabana. The event is hosted by CLASS Citizens League Aiding Sippac, formed last year to aid in school projects. Donna Plant said all seven candidates will attend. Three seats are up in March. Registrars will be present for unregistered voters.
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Fremont Fire Calls Report Sparse Details
Tri city area fire calls show mixed notes from Moby Friday to city streets. Fremont events include a 2 15 pm reporting at Ben WRT Cherey Lane and 402 Asan Place with a service call and retirements.
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Pollster cites leaders as root of cynicism in politics
Washington pollsters say cynicism about government stems from leaders not talking straight and avoiding hard solutions. Hart says leaders’ cynicism fuels public distrust. Tarrance notes rising negativism with 43 percent believing government cannot solve problems. Cadell links 1970 voters not voting in 1974 to a sense of powerless influence.
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