How super sewer will clean the wastewater
The bay suffered from urban pollution as waste runoff increased and water quality dropped. By the 1990s pollution reforms raised oxygen levels, cut fecal counts, and helped many areas meet state bathing standards. Ongoing shellfish issues remain a concern.
TV violence shown to affect husbands behavior at home
UCLA researchers studied 260 couples and found that viewing violent TV programs correlated with more belligerent and hurtful behavior by husbands toward wives and children. Prosocial shows like The Waltons or Little House on the Prairie linked to reduced aggression, while violent cop and robber plots tended to increase it.
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Fremont gymnast Kevin Carpenter eyes Guinness longest trampoline stint
Kevin Carpenter of Fremont Flores Gymnastics Club aimed to set a record for the longest time bouncing on a trampoline. He ended after four hours beyond 72 hours, staying awake from noon Wednesday until 9 p.m. Saturday, as onlookers and cameras documented the event and pledges rose to about ten thousand dollars for the club.
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New test measures cholesterol binding to predict heart risk
Florida scientist Dr. S L Hsia reports a lab test for serum cholesterol-binding reserve SCBR that gauges artery plaque risk. In studies with 500 volunteers and 100 patients, SCBR correlated with heart attack risk better than standard cholesterol tests, suggesting mass screening potential and drug development use.
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Daily Review Front Page Summary Notice
Local paper from Hayward California dated August 30 presents a 56 page edition priced at 15 cents. The issue highlights regional news and community updates across multiple sections.
Five teens in custody after fatal stabbing at benefit concert
At Centennial Hall in Hayward a 21 year old man, Robert Powers, was stabbed to death after a fight over PCP sale following a Muscular Dystrophy Association benefit concert. Five teens were detained, including a 17 year old San Lorenzo youth believed to be the stabbing suspect.
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Niles Flea Market Draws Thousands in Fremont
The 14th annual Niles Flea Market in Fremont drew thousands of bargain hunters to more than 500 booths showing antiques, shrunk heads, barber chairs and Mickey Mouse pocket mirrors as beer sales stayed brisk and traffic backed up. Plans for a 4 U6 acre recreation complex using lakes from depleted pits will be unveiled at a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Niles Elementary School.
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Scientists develop fabrics resistant to odor and disease
San Francisco reports Dr Tyrone L Vigu of the Southern Regional Research Center in New Orleans unveiled antibacterial fabric treatments at a Armenia Chemical Society meeting. The coatings aim to hinder mildew on textiles and curb infection spread in hospitals, with peroxide- based agents showing promise.
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