Hayakawa, 1960s Symbol of Campus Crisis, Dies at 85
S. I. Hayakawa, semantist and former San Francisco State College president whose 1968 on campus interruption made him a national figure, died in Greenbrae California at age 85. He had been hospitalized with bronchitis.
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San Francisco State University
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Moms identify babies by touch
In New York AP report researchers say mothers who spent at least an hour with their newborns could identify their own child by feeling the backs of the infants hands. About 70 percent could choose correctly from three sleeping babies, well above random chance.
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Hebrew University
Jerusalem
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Pool bar killings in Pasadena leave three dead
In Pasadena a man sat at a bar drank a beer and smoked, then drew a gun and killed three men playing pool early Thursday. The shooter fled after exiting the A Place Bar. victims died at the scene and were unnamed pending family notification.
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Calif
A Place
Gabe Ramirez
Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department
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