Dizzy Gillespie to perform jazz workshops for San Francisco schools
The San Francisco School Board voted to hire Dizzy Gillespie and his group for 13500 to run workshops in public schools financed by federal and state grants. The project aims to develop reading and math curriculum through jazz as part of an education program. Entertainer Jackie Gleason, recently divorced, plans to marry Marilyn Taylor Harwich next week.
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Dizzy Gillespie
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Jackie Gleason
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Harwich
June Taylor
Gleason
Dalice
Miami
Un finished Animal book by Roszak in focus at CSU Hayward
Tomorrow California State University Hayward professor Theodore Roszak discusses his new book Un finished Animal with Review reporter Michael Ross, examining implications for contemporary religious movements and new faiths. The entertainment section previews The Merry Wives of Windsor at the American Conservatory Theater next week. In sports, Lowell Hickey questions a possible Clark Foreman heavyweight title bout, noting the surprising matchup.
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Hayward
Theodore Roszak
Michael Ross
American Conservatory Theater
Clark
Foreman
San Francisco
Henry Clark
George Foreman
Lowell Hickey
Doctors Set Up Protest Meeting in Los Angeles
Los Angeles doctors plan a mass protest at the Convention Center to oppose malpractice insurance price increases. Organizers aim for 5,000 to 7,000 physicians to join a potential general strike starting Monday with non emergency surgeries halted and premiums rising on January 1. The move seeks to pressure insurers while emergency services are arranged by the County Health Department.
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Los Angeles
UPD
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Union of American Physicians
Concerned Physicians For
Women For
California
County Department of Health Services
United cancels pre Yule flights amid strike action
United Airlines faced a strike by about 14,000 workers from the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers AFL-CIO. While picketing continued, the carrier laid off 13,080 workers including all pilots and flight attendants. Management warned of reduced hours and pay, proposing an 8.50 percent cut for remaining staff as operations continued.
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Interne-ional Association of Machinists
Aersepece
Afl-Cio
Skiles Sinc
United
Critie
Wedenaday
Sun's rays could kill two sisters in Tulsa case
Two young sisters, Terri Addington 12 and her year-old sister Lisa, cannot touch sunlight due to a genetic condition. Doctors say their bodies cannot repair ultraviolet damage, causing severe freckles and scaly skin that can lead to skin cancer. Experts warn no cure exists and life expectancy ranges from a few years to over a decade.
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Tulsa
Okla
Terri Addington
Lisa
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Dosser
Bank robberies in Fishkill and Poughkeepsie tied to Porsche
Police say a 29 year old woman robbed a Fishkill bank at about 96 063 dollars and then drove to a Poughkeepsie bank to threaten the cashier for her green Porsche. A civilian sighting led to her capture in a convoluted case of robbing Peter to pay Paul.
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Fishkill, N.Y
UPI
Peter
Paul
Poughkeepsie
Joan Burns
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