Din Din and the Babytalk Trend in Modern Language
A columnist laments shifting slang from baby talk to adult speech, noting phrases like din din brecky and go out for a Pepsi. He argues such euphemisms clutter communication, citing bar conversations and workplace jargon as evidence of widening linguistic creep and calling for clearer expression.
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New Yorken
Juat
Teading
Daddy
Bunny
Sandman
Treep
Suzie
Fair Schedule of Demonstrations and Shows Today
A packed fair program lists multiple demonstrations and performances across Livermore venues. Livermore FRA Agriculture Bldg hosts livestock fitting and showing at 4:15 p.m. Rudi Berg-High Act appears at 6:20 p.m. Dance and music acts fill the Court of Four Seasons and Lawn Area, including J and J Dance Revue, Cristy Hines-Western Trio, Gaylord and Holiday, and Mary McDermids Dance Revue, with macrame and meat processing demonstrations and petting events sprinkled through the day and into the evening. Continuous shows run into tonight with additional acts and timings noted across various zones.
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Livermore Fra
Rudi Berg
Hewn
Pam
Homme Arts
Gaylord
Holiday
Yima Marthers
California Boys’ Glubs
Gentle Bon— Bear
Petfing Zan
Lawn Area
Cristy Hinés
Wester
Mexican Village
Rudi Bere
Pie
Macrame Deimonstration
Home Arts
Alameda County
Norther
California Bays
Cristy His — Westeen
Cristy Hines
Western Trin
Ben
Pettington
Alamada County
Gery
Lawn
Mary McDermids
Hane Aris
Rudi Bery
Fremont wage talks break down in impasse stalemate
Fremont officials failed to bridge the gap with city employee groups in salary and fringe-benefit talks. Lipsky and the unions called a press conference while the city seeks council involvement for a final decision. Negotiations may resume only if the council or mediation changes the dynamics.
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Fremont
Garth Lipsky
Lipsky
Vremont
Fire Fighters Union
Fremont, Police Association
Fytmont Association of City Emnployes
MACE
Thornton C
Council
Ligsky
Eagle symbolizes postal change Hayward event
The new streamlined post office at Santa Clara and Einhurst streets debuts as the postal service shifts from government to quasi private. A 1.8 million dollar facility opens with a self service stamp machine and a 40 000 mail per hour sorting line as 300 locals tour the site and collect First Day of Issue stamps.
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Hayward. T
Thlerm
Hayward
Santa Clara
Einhurat
San Leanne
Egemont
Robert Seeking
Yand Manors Ave
Wright Brothers
Willy Hawk
Cartier Pal Land
Miss Lind
Seventh Streets
Phillip Lee
Siemanthold Christine
Amare Alan
Noany
Jim Q’maurs
Richard
Andrew
Toail
O'Meara
C'Meara
Ube iv
Roy
Heyward Gol in South County Scene
The Daily Review reports from South County on Friday July 12 1971 detailing local sports and community happenings, highlighting Heyward and Gol in a scene near the town.
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South County Scene
the Daily Review
Heyward
Gol
Castro Valley Hears Mixed Feelings On Children’s Center Plan
Castro Valley school board members weigh a proposed Redwood Primary School day care and pre school center. Most back the idea but funding remains a hurdle with state support favored over local overrides. A district-wide budget review also notes a possible three cent tax hike to fund transportation and new facilities.
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Castro Valley
Redwood Primary
Paul Rhodes
Casta Va- Joy
Soen
Rustee Verlustein
Frank
Mefford
Helen Duffey
Lew Frank
Golig
Wustees
Highland Hospital raises salaries and extends benefits
Alameda County Supervisors approved salary increases for Highland Hospital interns and residents effective Aug 1, aligning with other county employees. The plan adds two weeks compensated time off, options for cash payout, new uniforms, and extends to a monthly pay range for interns up to 745 dollars and residents up to 1040 dollars.
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Highland Hospital
Alameda County
James Marshall
Perma-press
Calion
Oullierzeed Fay
Jerny
James Malcolm
Highland Association of
Fairmont Drive renamed as new street name in Ashland area
The Board approved Fairmont Drive as the new street name extending from Plaza Drive north of Lark Street to Taman Drive near Castro Valley. Plaza Drive will keep its name. Planning Director William Fraley said the change keeps northern Pinan Drive continuous with Math Avenue and avoids confusion with a park-like area near Fairmont Hospital.
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Alana Canty Board of
Poslariay
Ath Avenue
Ashland
Plaza Drive
Lark Street
Taman Drive
Nate
Hein
Alameda Canty Boys' Camp
Fairmont Hospital
Chatnal Road
Castro Valley
William Fraley
Pinan Drive
Newark trustees sworn in as new slate takes helm
Newark Unified School District swore in new board members led by Paul Gygax as president. Donald Thomas presented goals for the 1971-72 year including administrative equalization, district wide operations, principal accountability, stronger school community ties, and fair treatment of students and parents with a calendar showing school opening September 7 and closing March 15.
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Newark
al Ly
Berit Wile
Newark Unifiee
Fey Berkowity
Paul Gygax
Berkowitz
Elwand Ballard
Anne Graf
Batty
Ballard
Suips
Donald Thomas
Elase Mane
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By Linn Brown
Tam
Teel
Bing
Bune Jr
Gouries
Min. Lipsky
Bunch
Proto
Jim
Pat Lind
Robert Seckins
Manon Ave
Bill Lavin
Ywustee Lou Frank
Rink
Tra
Welleroin
Hardy Melford
Rhodes
Len
Pulmonary Disease Control Service
Tnterns
Malcolm
Board of Supervisors
Alamede-Contra
Cost County Medical Association
Fairmont Drive
Donald K. Swartz
Hulhasaiy Avenue
Warty
Swarta
Arhor
Joseph Torts
Flahey
Trannon
Tred Cooper Semparirs
Boot
Grave Way
Wolweay Tietle Way
Cameron Sterol
Casien Valley
Thomas Yenndle
William C. Shokley
Burt
Richard Flynn
al Variane
Kebneth James Hicks
Hicks
Will Bard
Cooper
Somerset
Aye
Flynn
Robert Hannon
Loren Ry Best
Bine
Adars
Iles
Nolsa
Brest
Hye
Murphy
Emanuel
Tavite Inn
Raymond &, Hanson && Hanson Truilders
Castro Valley Blvd
Pennely
Lewelling Blvd
Ranchosierra Investment Co
Dublin Boulevard
Dougherty Road
Dublin
Font Kay Mart
Nelle
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