State aid limit proves effective in adult education costs
Sacramento reports Gov. Brown's cap on state aid for adult education classes reduced costs far beyond projections. A joint hearing cited a $28 million savings this year versus $61 million expected, with a potential $167 million rise if the limit ends. Unemployment drives demand. schools fund excess enrollments privately.
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Innocent Plea in Ford Threat Case
Bernard A Tensely, a 25 year old federal prisoner at Petersburg Federal Penitentiary, pleaded innocent to sending a letter threatening President Ford to the White House. US District Court Judge D Dorich Warriner ordered a psychiatric examination after defense motion.
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Knife Wielder Probe Echoes Through Capitol Hearing
Henry, sought for violence, eluded arrest as Kissinger faced a testimony before the Hayes International Relations Committee. President Ford’s adviser Schlesinger and CA weighed a link to a Sunday Massacre, while officials urged armor to disguise a suspect amid shifting blame.
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Birth control pills linked to increased breast cancer risk study
A UC Berkeley and California Health Department study of 1300 women in the San Francisco area from 1950 to 1972 finds that while pills are not proven to cause breast cancer, higher risk may exist for women using the pill for two to four years, those with prior benign breast disease, and women delaying first birth into their late 20s or early 30s. The researchers stress need for further investigation and note rising breast cancer rates since 1980 among white and black women, urging continued study of pill use and cancer risk.
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Nine oil firms pick seafloor drilling sites offshore
Washington reports nine oil firms named promising seafloor drilling tracts off the Southern East Coast with distances from 21 to 83 miles from shore. Companies listed include Columbia Gas Development, Louisiana Land and Exploration, Marathon Oil, Skelly Oil, Amoco Production, Mobil Oil, Texaco, and Tenneco Oil. Officials say the move aims to expand domestic energy and balance existing activities like fishing along the East Coast.
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LaLanne swims under Golden Gate in underwater stunt
Jack LaLanne, cuffed and shocked, swam underwater from the bay mouth toward San Francisco wearing three breathing apparatus. He towed a 7,000 pound weight and completed the feat in about an hour, celebrating a birth anniversary while earlier completing a similar long-distance swim.
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