Hayward Boys Club to go on wheels for isolated areas
Hayward plans a mobile boys club van funded by the Morris Stal vato Foundation to reach Palma Cole Seven Hills and other neighborhoods. The program aims to serve about 1000 more boys with a self contained unit including a kitchen bathroom pool table and arts and crafts shop to operate on school property and move between locations during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Boys Club
Palma Cole
Seven Hills
Ome
National Consumers Congress forms to lead meat price protest
Washington reports that housewives formed the National Consumers Congress to escalate the meat boycott with a national protest day on May 4 and meals skipped on Tuesdays and Thursdays until prices fall. The group, led by Rep. William Cotter and Rosenthal, debated broader price rollbacks and broader boycotts but kept the plan to local demonstrations.
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Washington
UPL
Baycott
National Consumers Congress
Benjamin
Rosethal
D-N.y
William Cotter
A-Cent
Rosenthal
Belly Furness
Lyndon B. Johnson
Laken
Furness
USDA tips show beans cost less protein than meat
A USDA report compares protein value by price, finding dry beans deliver similar protein for much less money than porterhouse steak. It notes whole chicken and ham as other best buys, with detailed price figures from February and August 1972 and implications for family nutrition.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
International Harvester
Hammer
UPL
Blonde matador win sparks Spanish rights battle
Madrid labor court rules Angelita Hernandez Ramirez 25 can receive bullfighting licence defying a male dominated field. Supporters hail a victory for women’s rights while critics call bullfighting a male arena.
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Armand
Beukers
Madrid
Angelita Can
Maria de Los Angeles
Angelita’’ Rernandea
We Courseller
Univ
California Car Emission Standards Delay Raise Costs for 1975 Models
EPA move to require catalytic converters and other fixes will push California buyers to spend at least $20 more on 1975 cars plus about $100 more yearly for repairs, gas, and adjustments. Agency delays shift to 1976 for compliance, with California set to mandate catalytic converters on early 1975 models.
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Los Angeles
EPA
William Ruckelshaus
Congress
California
Ihera
John A. Maga
State Air Resources Board
U.S
Detroit
Nixon asks unemployment pay reform for farm workers
President Nixon urged Congress to raise federal unemployment benefit standards to at least half of a worker's weekly wage and extend coverage to about 635000 farm hands. He proposed amendments to the unemployment tax act to bar benefits to strikers and to those who are not striking, arguing current benefits are inadequate and uneven across states.
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Washington
UPE
Nixon
Congress
Calfornia
Max
Woman bears twin litter mates in rare medical case
In Cincinnati doctors report the birth of twins from two eggs sharing a single vagina in a young Cheiname woman. One baby was delivered naturally and the other by Caesarean section due to placenta blockage. Both weighed about pounds and ounces, born six weeks early, and are reported healthy.
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Stephen Hoenestein
Hornstein
Choical
University of Cinecil Medical Center
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Cooper Motors, Heyward
Buea
Tribphaky
Angelita
Unin
Fis
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Heirrigas
Feniak
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Migs Hernandex
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Seus
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Ray Orrack
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