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Daily Review in Hayward, California

26 Dec 1976

Page 6

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Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1976

Page

6

Spinning and Dyeing Traditions Revived in Castro Valley

In Castro Valley, Lyle and Dr. Robert Kennelly, with others including Pam Klaus and Nola Phayan, blend African weaving with American spinning in a collaborative art project. They spin, dye, and weave natural and commercial dyes into cloth, planning a professional weaving career and experiments with elephant tree dye and Baja California water.

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Africa America Eto Nice Castro Valley Lyle “Gehith Robert Kennedly Renmelly California State University Haysyard Tabor Lyle Kennelly Corona Baja California Baja Pam Klaus Hayward Pam North Carolina Arizona India Nola Phayan
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Fukuda Backs Early Japan U.S. Summit Plan

Japanese Prime Minister Fukuda signaled to hold a Japan-U.S. summit soon and urged a world leaders conference ahead of a broader third summit. He outlines plans amid a new U.S. administration and ongoing inquiries into Japan's Lockheed payoff scandal.

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Tokyo Pukuda U.S Conserva Fukuda Jimmy Carter Japan
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Carter Messages From Students Emphasize Peace and Jobs

UPI report from Middletown shows over 270000 students in 49 states named crime as the top problem for president-elect Jimmy Carter and urged him to reduce violence lower grocery costs and create jobs for parents. Students will present ideas to Carter next month via classroom publications.

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