Fans stand in cold for Raiders Super Bowl tickets
The Coliseum lines stretched hours as thousands queued since Tuesday seeking Super Bowl tickets for the Raiders. Connie Sheehan of San Ramon, in line since 4:15 am, failed to secure tickets, while her family and others endured cold, injuries, and hopeful patience. A neighbor offered to share tickets, reflecting the collective fan fervor surrounding the Pasadena game.
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Raiders
Coliseum
Fury
Connie Sheehan
John
Shawn
San Ramon
Connie
Sheehans
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pasadena
Lhis
Dick Bigelow
Stephanie
Castro Valley
Jim Byers
Bob Byers
Oakland Sports Complex
Jim
New Hayward Policewoman Patrols Beat With Training Officer
Suzanne Whalley, 23, becomes the sole woman on patrol in Hayward after completing a 12 week state program at Morris to Junior College Criminal Justice Center. She says female officers offer comfort to vulnerable witnesses and that public reaction ranges from surprise to acceptance.
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Hayward
Suzanne Whalley
Whailey
Morris
Junior College
Criminal Justice Center
Mace
John Guzzhan
Ron Price
Mrs. Whalley
Usaga
Fathers who mother children gain custody and new roles
Health editor Patricia McCormack reports on James A. Levine findings that fathers can effectively mother and gain custody. He identifies four types: househusbands, shared-care dads, single adoptive fathers, and fathers who split income and childcare. Laws increasingly favor non gender based custody decisions.
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Patricia McCormack
UPI Health
New York
James A. Levine
Levine
Laboratory
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Mass
Ford Foundation
Lippincott
Aiso
Arlene Nash
Los Angeles County
Hare
Hone
Jessica
Josh
Joan Levine
Wellesley High School
Feingold diet helps hyperactive boy, mother says
Mrs. Bobbi Cooper reports her son Mike improved after starting the Feingold diet in November 1975. The regimen, created by Dr. Ben Feingold, eliminates food additives colorings and certain natural foods, with some children showing behavioral and school performance gains.
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SHACK
Wile Cooper
Irs
Babbi
Mike
Bobbi Cooper
Cope Sale
Ben Feingold
Kaiser-Permanente Medical Center
San Francisco
Feingold
Diet series to start anew resolution reminder
A brief note urges readers to begin a diet series as a New Year resolution. It highlights past success and encourages clipping articles as reminders to lose weight and follow guidance. The message frames the diet plan as a positive start to the year with practical motivation.
Honor society to meet at Castro Valley home
Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha honorary society for women in education will gather Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Castro Valley home of Birs Katherine Zachariades will introduce guest speaker Larry Ratto Hayward City Council member and new principal of Sunset High School Hayward who will discuss local government accomplishments and issues Helen Ebert chaired the evening for the crmp legislative committee
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Delta Kapps Gamma
Society For Women In Education
Castro Valley
Birs
Katherine Zachariades
Larry Ratto
Hayward
Surset High School
More women head families in the United States
Government data show the number of families headed by mothers rising from 2.5 million to 4.4 million in the past decade, while traditional husband wife families grew modestly. The trend includes divorced, separated, widowed, and some single women who adopt. Median age in these families fell from 50 to 43.4 since 1950. Economists cite women's economic independence and earnings as factors.
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Boston
Fathers United For Equal Justice
San Francisco Bay Area
Equal Rights For
Chicago
Levine
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Oregon
Heather L. Ross
Isabel V. Sawhill
American Council of Life Insurance
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Wiseman
Ernestine Wiseman
Sharyw Betz
Cal State
Oakland
Barry Whatley
Fremont
Suzannne Whalley
Barchteck
Cording
Noelosment Copley Neary Spriviy
Helen Ebert
Crmp
United States
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