Kevin Wilson a bright boy aid helps deaf pre school kids Eden Gardens
Kevin Wilson four who is deaf attends Eden Gardens School in Hayward with help from the United Bay Area Crusade. He received speech and hearing services at Children's Hospital in Oakland costing far less than private therapy and became the Crusade poster child at Singer Company in San Leandro. The Crusade donated over thirty nine thousand dollars to support his program while his parents praise his progress and his teacher Miss JeannieTillman notes his beautiful voice.
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Kevin Wilson
Eden Gardens School
Hayward
Kevin
United Bay Area Crusade
Hen of Bay Area
Vern Wilson
Union City
Crusade
Children’s Hospital
Oakland
Friden
Singer Company
San Leandro
Species Parts
W. C. Pickis
Jeannie Tillemans
Wilson
Wip
Congress seeks emergency aid to keep HEW funds flowing
After President Nixon vetoed a 19.7 billion HEW package, House leaders rushed to craft an emergency measure to sustain funding for the Labor Department Health Education and Welfare and OEO. They planned a temporary extension of nine days while lawmakers negotiate a broader compromise that would satisfy the president and avoid gaps in spending.
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Washington
Nixon
Ritter
Labor Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
House
George H. Mahon
DsTex
Frost
Senate
Jae
Appropriations
Congressional Contra
Tae Arcus Publication in The Deity Review
A cryptic note lists The Deity Review as publisher with names David B. Persy Musteom M and others unclear. The fragment hints at an order or publication by a religious or philosophical magazine, with uncertain authorship and dates.
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Deity Review
David B. Persy
Musteom
Petris bill targets state adoption fee to boost placements
Oakland Senator Nicholas C. Petris cites the $500 adoption fee as a barrier and seeks legislative elimination. He argues the fee discourages middle income families and keeps babies in receiving homes, costing the state more in foster and care. Administration opposes removal but Petris expects support.
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Nicholas C. Petris
Oakland
D-Alameda County
Petris Ge
Petris
PUC Rejects $8 Million Pacific Telephone Rate Increase
The California PUC voted 3 to 2 to deny Pacific Telephone an $8 million rate rise after investigating Western Electric and designating it as a manufacturer rather than a utility. The decision mirrors a past 7.2 percent return ruling for General Telephone, but dissenters warn of looming, larger rate hikes.
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San Francisco
UPI
Beate Publ Utilities Commission
Pacific Telephone
PUC
Western Electric Co
American ‘Telephone & Telegraph
Telephone
Gutov
Wester Electric
Me Telephone Company
Western Electric
Commission
General Telephone Co
California
Automatic Electric Co
Pacific
Gator
Pta&t
J. P. Vukasin Jr
Vernon L. Sturgeon
Bridge Scores January Readout At Local Clubs
Fragmented OCR lists multiple players and pairs across clubs with notes on duplicate play and schedules. It mentions morning sessions at 10am and evening sessions at 7 30pm at two Fremont addresses, with names like Joyce Prva Warren Avilia Eltrieda Oliv Rodrigues and Grace Millie among others.
State college trustees boost student fees amid admissions debate
Sacramento State and other campuses raise summer and foreign student rates. Application fees jump from ten to twenty dollars as trustees argue over access and a centralized admissions plan. Governors and lawmakers push for priority for junior college transfers while a framework for priorities is tabled.
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Sacramento — State Col
Rale
Trusteemila A. Nortis
Los Angeles
Reagan
Junie College
Education Policy Committee
Glenn 8. Dumke
State Colleges
William Campbell
Sidney W
Dumke
Public must be willing to pay for clean air says director
Milton Feldstein, director of technical services for the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District, told about 160 people at Arroyo High School that eliminating air pollution would require public willingness to bear costs. He noted improvements since 1955, outlined pollution types, and cited ongoing efforts toward stricter controls and technology.
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San Lorenzo
Milton Feldstein
Bay Area
Arroyo High School
San Lorenzo Unified
Feldstein
Hay
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Debbie
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Pimentel
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Pat
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Capfiel
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