Deaf student Diana Batman breaks barriers at Cal State Hayward
Diana Batman, a deaf freshman from the California School for the Deaf Berkeley, is the first deaf student to transfer directly to California State University, Hayward. She attends regular classes, lives in Carlos Bee Hall with hearing peers, and aims to show deaf people can participate fully in mainstream life. She plans a summer at home in San Leandro with grandparents Edwin and Georgia Batman while working for the third summer.
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Ford TV interview signals risks of aid to Turkey and CIA changes
In a public TV interview, President Ford warns against firm aid to Turkey and calls for CIA reforms. He stresses a broader U.S. flexibility in negotiations and notes potential for greater confrontation with the Soviet bloc if mismanaged, underscoring war risk in the Middle East.
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Ford hints welfare reform to curb abuses
President Ford criticized welfare abuses and suggested junking or tightening the program. He spoke after noting a slow improvement in welfare roll reductions and said he would have Nelson Rockefeller review the system. He warned a replacement plan or a tightened program may be needed to assist truly needy people.
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New pitch for school aid looms
In Sacramento legislators draft a sales pitch to Gov Palm and Brown Jr. for more state school aid as a $115 million school finance bill sails through the Assembly on a 72 to 5 vote. Brown aims to cut to $88 million, while Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy says the bill will include a push for a larger increase in assessed valuation and potential savings to the state. The California School Boards Association says 5,000 school jobs would be saved by approval, though most would come with reductions elsewhere. Republican plans for an override if Brown trims the bill appear unlikely.
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UC scientist pins down allergy breakthrough progress
UC San Diego immunology professor Dr Robert N Hamburger announced a discovery that may free about 35 million Americans from allergy symptoms. He said a pill could reach the public in six to seven years, after drug firms show interest and work out dosage. The treatment targets IgE related reactions by using a harmless peptide that blocks allergens from reaching body cells.
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Murderess freed then re arrested after Las Vegas bond
Carmicia Miles, 24, a convict who escaped Santa Rita jail in July by digging out, was arrested in Las Vegas for marijuana possession after arguing with a cab driver. Police reported the sequence of escapes and a prior June 24 conviction for shooting Geraldine Bennifield, with the case tying to a mysterious identity and a detective investigation.
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Bay Area weekend forecast on warm sunny days
The Bay Area weatherman predicts a warm weekend with fair and sunny skies. Temperatures reach highs in the 70s inland near the coast and fall to the 50s overnight. More weather details on page 30.
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