Apollo 14 lands on the moon amid global news rush
The week centered on Apollo 14 as the fifth and sixth astronauts touched the lunar surface, delivering vast data and rocks. In California, Reagan's lean budget drew opposition, while protests and violence shook Oakland and Merritt College, and broader U.S. issues ranged from inflation to energy shortages.
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Earth
California
Reagan
Army Corps of Fngineers
Coyote Hills
East Bay
US Army Corps of Engineers
Nimitz
Earl Mortenson
State Department of Public Health
San Leandro
Hayaward
Armed Forces Induction Center
Oakland
Merritt College
University of California
Charles J. Hitch
Hitch
Alan B. Shepani
Edgar Mitchell
Fra Mauro Valley
Frees
Saigon
Laos
Radio
Cairo
Egypt
Ecuador
United States
Punxsutawney
Phil
Hiber Nation
Ivaldi quarry steam clouds haunt Hayward morning scene
In Hayward near Mission Boulevard and Tennyson Road, a misty plume from Ivaldi's quarry swirls across the hills. The steam briefly causes a silent commotion before fading into the blue morning air.
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Ivaldi
Mission Boulevard
Tennyson Road
Hayward
Sunday Scripture message from Village Church of Hayward
Selected by the Rev. Richard C. Taylor pastor at The Village Church of Hayward 944 Central Blvd Hayward the sermon cites Mark 16 15 urging believers to preach the gospel to all and noting salvation for believers and damnation for nonbelievers
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Richard C. Taylor
Hayward
Central Blvd
Review of CNPA Better Newspaper Contest 1970 results
The Review placed second in California in the general excellence division of CNPA 1970 awards. The piece explains judging methods, praises team effort across departments, notes other prizes won, and emphasizes reader support as the true measure of success.
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California
Tehachapis
Review
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Secord
Santa Monies Evening Outlook
Lhe
Avis
Bill Soliday
Associated Press
San Francisco Press Club
Barbara Lawrence
Meat Institute
CNPA
Andra Cory
John Sandoval
Hoy
Simulation games boost active learning in schools study shows
Schools explore role playing and computer simulations to teach social studies and civics. At AL Chabal College faculty like John Mckinley and Chester Rhoan use games such as Simsac and Simsoe to let students assume decision maker roles. Puppets from DUSO engage kindergarteners, while educators stress self awareness and real world impact. Educational firms like SRA note growing use, though evidence of effectiveness remains limited.
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AL Chabal College
Mays Ward
John Mckinley
Chester Rhean
Simsac
Rhoan
Jane Kampbel
Niles
Duso
Umawatari
Kampbell
Tale
Robert Lewis
Fach
Li Ting
Lewis
Ates Inc
TAM
Palo Alto
Bob Walczar
SRA
Watczak
Walczak
Walezak
Briften
Cal- Joga
Chabot
Rauch
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The
South County Scene
Pople
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Charles H. Peterson
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Simsoe
Fremont
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Hacienda School
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Wintan Ave
Calif
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Sundaves
Bre Morith
Wintom Ave
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Sonaandeo
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