South County profile on Baker and crisis center
Baker leads a Newark CDC crisis center amid board conflicts over Dean Selig's firing. He emphasizes trust in personal relationships, broader harm reduction, and expanding programs from crisis intervention to education, community outreach, and satellite counseling. He rejects a rushed decision while noting leadership tensions and lessons from campus politics.
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Cambodia chief to face Saigon with complaints
Cambodian chief Cheng Heng will fly to Saigon midmonth to press South Vietnam over offshore oil claims and alleged atrocities in Cambodia. Government sources say talks with President Nguyen Van Thieu will cover mutual problems amid border tensions and potential loss of continental shelf oil rights.
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Horoscope by Carroll Righter Aries to Pisces
Aries cautions against complaints and urges keeping promises while staying alert to trouble. Taurus advises gentility and careful holiday prep to avoid conflicts. Gemini warns travel risks and urges rest and constructive thinking. Moon Children cautioned against dangerous temptations and overspending. Leo energy should be directed to home repairs and productive use of the weekend. Virgo urges cheerfulness and thoughtfulness amid troubles. Libra advises protecting finances and planning larger savings with a wary business expert next week. Scorpio suggests not forcing one's will and helping others. Sagittarius warns to avoid trouble and manage worries for happiness tonight. Capricorn urges fact checking before criticizing a friend and pursuing true ambitions. Aquarius stresses following rules and maintaining kindness as mood worsens. Pisces proposes studying ideas before acting and avoiding drastic changes.
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Reagan calls budget cuts inhuman and drastic
Sacramento UPI reports the Democratic Assembly leader Willie Brown Jr calls Ronald Reagan inhuman for slashing the state budget by 503 million while Senate GOP leader Marler denounces the plan as the most irresponsible spending seen in six years. reactions warn of a potential civil service walkout as a 4 percent raise is dropped. Brown predicts a tax shift to locals. UC officials criticize cuts to faculty salaries and campus funding.
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Redding
Loren ¥. Smith
California State Employer Association
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Brown
Jack Merelman
County Supervisors’ Association
Charles Hitch
University of California
Israel warns US unlikely to soften Arab land demand
Israel's ambassador to Washington Yitzhak Rabin told Israelis the United States is unlikely to halt its push for a Middle East peace based on a near total Israeli withdrawal from lands captured in 1967. In a radio interview aired before US diplomats arrived in Cairo for talks, Rabin warned Washington aims a peace settlement at the cost of most or all territories Israel seized in the Six Day War. He said the US does not see the Sinai as vital to Israel's security and cautioned that US support hinges on Israel's efforts toward peace. Rabin criticized the UN as a place of demagoguery and noted improved Israel-Soviet contacts may aid US policy.
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Five Fremont residents earn bachelor degrees from two California schools
Lynn Sommerville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sommerville of 12t Wisteria Drive, received a sociology degree from Pomona College in Claremont. At UC Santa Cruz, Lynn Dickson, Elizabeth Dutina, Richard Killer, and Lejtani Lang, all Fremont residents, earned bachelor degrees in community studies, anthropology, psychology, and literature respectively.
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John A. Sommerville
Wisteria Drive
Pomona College
Claremont
University of Califor
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Lynn Dickson
Elizabeth Dutina
Richard Killer
Lejtani Lang
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Miss Dutina
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Miss Lang
New Orleans Firm Buys San Francisco Radio Stations KABL
The Starr Broadcasting Group announced the purchase of KABL AM and KABL FM in San Francisco Oakland California for 10.5 million dollars in cash. Peter Starr and Gordon McLendon announced the sale, with Starr broadcasting based in New Orleans and McLendon Stations in Dallas. The Blair group operates WCAM and WCYB-TV while holding other subsidiaries. KABL stations are praised as leaders in good music and top rated in the San Francisco Oakland area.
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Opet
WCAM
Cam- Starr
Wcyb-Tv
NBC
Bristol
Khvh-Tv
ABC
Honolulu
Arlington Oase Publishing
Me Conservative Book Club
KABL
San Franesco-Osklend
Fair schedule highlights a busy July fair lineup
The schedule lists many events at the Court of Four Seasons and surrounding areas, including dance revues, demonstrations in agriculture and home arts, multiple performances by Cristy Hines and Rudi Berg, and the All Star Professional Show. Additional events cover beekeeping, animal judging, and pinpoints in Livermore and San Lorenzo with times from 1 pm to 9:15 pm and into the evening.
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Rudi Berg
Cristy Hines
Western Trie
Weldonian
Ben — Lawn
Polack
Andre
Christy Hines
Mexican Village
Pam
San Lorenzo
Livermore
John Gary
Willie Tyler
Lester
Duane Carters
Jack Floher
Celsty Hines
Prinéaas
Lawn Area
Bud Berg
Liverstock
AllStar
Court of Four
Californians Win Haleh Prizes For Short Story
The Emily Clark Haleh prizes for short story writing from the Virginia Quarterly Review at the University of Virginia were awarded to a Californian and two New Englanders. First prize of 1000 dollars went to Ann Jones of Three Rivers, California for In Back and While. Mary Meath of Amherst, Massachusetts and Edward M. Holmes of Orono, Maine won second prizes. A total of 822 writers submitted 1,011 stories this year.
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UPI
Emily Clark Haleh
Virginia Quarterly Review
University of Virginia
Ann Jones
Three Rivers
Calif
Mary Meath
Amherst
Mass
Edward M. Holmes
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