Eye on the Olympics Hayward's own marathon man
Hayward runner Hill Seaver, 27, trains daily 20 miles aiming for the 1980 Moscow Olympic marathon. He teaches PE, summers back from Livermore, and runs before and after school, using trails around Memorial Park and Garin Park as his pattern. He races Bay to Breakers and Dipsea, and plans top five finishes while affiliated with West Valley Track Club.
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Congress hints at how rebates may be used in Carter plan
Washington reports the House Budget Committee backed adding 1.8 billion for job creation in the first year of Carter’s tax cut and jobs package, leaving the proposed 11.4 billion rebate intact. Hearings showed economists defending rebates as quick boosts to demand while critics argued limited impact.
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Jobless rate falls before snows amid layoffs
Washington reports unemployment at 7.4 percent in early January before winter weather triggered over 1 million layoffs. Officials say the figure is outdated and the drop partly reflects a labor-force exodus of about 440,000. Labor Bureau head Julius Shiskin cites weather as a contributor and notes some analysts doubt the drop.
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Murderer to care for Amy Carter in White House release
Mary Fitzpatrick, 33, a convicted killer who once served as Amy Carter’s nursemaid, is being released from prison after a White House letter urged her clemency. She had been serving a life term for a 1971 murder and says she has not seen Amy since Carter’s presidency began.
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Stranger Distributes Money At Seattle Supermarket
A stranger handed out cash outside a Seattle supermarket on a Thursday, stacking dollars in $1, $5, and $10 bills and offering $29 in total. After shop workers insisted he leave, he disappeared, described by a shopper as handsome and dark with Western clothes, possibly seeking attention or a prank.
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Hearings target simplifying regulatory rules for new industries
State agencies the Air Resources Board and Water Resources Control Board schedule hearings to streamline regulatory procedures for new industries. Page 17 notes.
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