Clowns Bring Joy to Hayward Couple and Circus Card
Ron Mann and Susan Mann of Oakland collect clown prints from Chicago and host clowns for Ringling Bros. in Oakland. They met clowns last year during a hotel promotion and plan to host them again when the circus visits Oakland and San Francisco. The clowns perform, relax, and share the show’s unique freedom with audiences.
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Carter defends job plan ahead of Urban League speech
President Carter defends welfare program promising one million jobs and a minority set aside of 10 percent for public works contracts. He cites progress in six months in office and aims to cut unemployment toward 6.5 percent by year end.
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Worldwide Weird Weather Sparks Global Alarm
The article notes unusual winter conditions across the globe with conflicting heat and drought events. It highlights droughts in Europe and China, a deadly dry spell in sub-Saharan Africa, and shifting polar patterns. Readers are urged to observe ongoing climate changes as scientists study the causes.
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Life expectancy projections push aging U S population higher
Census Bureau projections for 2060 raise women to 81 and men to 71.8, lifting the median age and swelling the 65-plus share. The report cites lower cardiovascular deaths and stable birth rates, warning outcomes depend on no major war or epidemic.
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Carter reaffirms United States support for South Korea
President Carter, in a letter to Harold Brown, reiterates full U S backing for South Korea, vows a gradual four to five year reduction of U S troops, and promises ongoing U S military aid and presence including 60 F 4 Phantom jets and naval units to preserve stability on the Korean peninsula. The message accompanied the 10th annual Security Consultative Meeting with Brown leading the U S delegation.
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Today’s Review highlights and notes across pages
A collage of brief items: a doctor’s ouster from state enforcement amid a crackdown cited as career cost. plans for an independent Livermore bank by Rep Fortney Stark and aides. a mortuary director experiences a walked-in corpse. critic recycling efforts deemed failures by Richard Munson. Kreps on enviro cleanup costs. Trevino wins Canadian Open after a drought. Alaskan oil pipeline vulnerability noted by M Stanton Evans. reader correction over a state song. moving firm delay resolved by Help Mate. South County weather with fair trend and mild temps, page 32 for more.
Draft proposal urges limited women in combat roles
Brookings researchers contend a resumed draft would include women and test mixed combat assignments in Army, Marine, Navy and Air Force units. They caution against assuming women are ready for full frontline duty but urge phased experiments in selected battalions and ships to address manpower shortages and discipline concerns.
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