Carter looks like a winner plans to relax
Jimmy Carter appears near to clinching the Democratic nomination with endorsements from Alabama Governor Wallace Chicago Mayor Daley and Senator Jackson. Plains Georgia residents celebrate yet fear national impact as Carter weighs a quiet personal retreat with family. plans include Sea Island vacation and selective travel while his campaign slows down.
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New Haven Names Eight Superintendent Finalists
Eight educators, including Harold De Pue of Castro Valley and Guy Emanuele of New Haven, were named as finalists for the New Haven superintendent position from more than 55 applications. Personal interviews run tomorrow through Wednesday with two to three top contenders to be chosen for advisory committee interviews and final board nomination. The board may announce a selection in early July.
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Fremont teachers threaten strike over pay and hours
Several hundred Fremont teachers gathered to condemn the board of education for proposing no raise and a 40 hour week with longer hours. Teacher leader George Pfaffenberger warned of action if no contract in fall, while two citizens spoke in support as negotiations begin.
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Burnt Cookies at Midnight by Pat Craig Hayward
The piece describes a failing video feedback setup where multicolored signal blobs obscure the performer. Steven Smith laments the loss of a once reliable effect and questions why it no longer works, noting the past success of the display.
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Burnt Cookies Drive Late Night TV Debut
Nine graduates and workers from San Leandro High and Chabot College push from Hayward cable access to a late-night San Francisco Channel 20 slot. Richard Skoenberg leads the group, funding the show themselves as they aim for a weekly late-night program branded Burnt Cookies.
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Hayward Daily Review June 10 1976 highlights
Local paper from Hayward California dated Thursday June 10 1976 offers brief city news, community notices, and regional events. Includes short items likely about local government, schools, and public happenings relevant to residents.
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Magnesium deficiency linked to leukemia said by Polish expert
Dr. Julian Aleksandrowicz reported at the University of Missouri conference that regions rich in soil magnesium show fewer leukemia cases compared with magnesium-deficient areas. He noted acute and chronic lymphatic leukemia are more common where magnesium is scarce and urged dietary sources like mineral water, rock salt, and corn flakes to supplement trace elements.
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