Hall of Fame Debate: Who Are America's Greatest Unknowns
The piece laments the Hall of Fame’s fame gap, noting Michelson and Ward among the least recognized. It questions the panel’s choices, urges broader public input, and jokes about renaming the hall to reflect anonymity. It contrasts famous figures missing from the hall with those enshrined.
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Albert Abraham Michelson
Lillian D. Ward
Bonnie and Clyde
Peter Cooper
James Kent
Joseph Story
William JR. Channing
Mary Lyon
Emma Willard
Joseph Henry
Maria Mitchell
Phillips Brooks
James Eads
Alice Palmer
William Morton
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University Heights
New York University
City of
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Michelson
Miss Wald
Bay Area
San Francisco
Board of Selectors
William C. Gorgas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sand
Sitting Bull
P.T. Barnum
Babe Ruth
Lizzie Borden
Buffalo Bill
Ernest
Hemingway
Douglas MacArthur
Gypsy Rose Lee
Wyatt Earp
Houdini
Ring Lardner
University Senate
Publc
Cmulst
United States
Wilbur Wright
Orville
William and
Randolph
Hearst
Abert Abraham Michelson
Project Intercept diverts first-time offenders from crime
The program uses court coordinated counseling and work training for first-offenders. Participants undergo screening, 90 day probation like oversight, and weekly group sessions with goals of employment and avoiding future arrests. Results show low reoffending and strong judge support, with calls for expansion.
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Project
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Intercept
San Leandro
Robert Byers
Byers
Fairwell
Korey
New York
Washington
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Judge reviews Santa Rita jail reform progress
A federal judge in San Francisco has taken under submission a report on Alameda County's efforts to improve Santa Rita jail conditions. Judge Alfonso J. Zirpol will decide if the county and Sheriff Madigan met requirements to end constitutional violations, amid a $500,000 update nearing completion including new visiting facilities showers dayrooms a screened patio and exercise yard.
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Alameda
Santa Rita Shalet
Santa Rita
Federal Court
Madigan
Imum
Idaya
Police hunt fails to locate sniper in Granada Hills
Police pursued a sniper who fired once at Officer Ra Brayton, 38, then fled into a canyon. Brayton reported a whiz by his head and saw a man aiming a rifle before reaching his patrol car to call for assistance. A two hour search by about a dozen officers yielded no trace of the suspect.
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Ra Brayton
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Nasserance
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Canyon
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