Hesperian-Jackson detour to open new overcrossing
In early July westbound traffic shifts as Hesperian detour nears completion. A new Hesperian overcrossing will ease travel for residents and reduce congestion near Keon Shebet. The project ties Kathe Way, Sleeps Hollow Avenue, and Chiplay Avenue, with work by Freemain Sandgrath Coal Mountain View ongoing.
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Cowboys Trade Trigger for Truck in Nevada Convention
In Carson City Nevada UPI reports Western writers say the stage is ending as ranches shift from horses to machinery Emmie Mygatt of Big Horn Wyoming notes tractors and trucks replace plain riding. The era of the horse is fading as ranchers buy big equipment to wrangle cows.
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Edward Peller to vet award nomination gesture
Edward Peller is named to vet an award linked to the Institute of Agricultural Science for work in gene science and medicinal research. The award, presented by a university committee, honors contributions in biotechnological methods and related fields.
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Supreme Court upholds rights in drive-in nudity case
The Supreme Court, in a 4-3 decision, struck down Jacksonville ordinance banning nude scenes in delivery movie theaters visible from public roads. Justice Burger led the majority, ruling public nudity restrictions fail to meet strict constitutional standards and that viewers may be offended without allowing government to suppress protected speech.
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Causes of School Violence Highlighted by Counselor
Houston report outlines that gossip and jealousy trigger fights among girls while boys clash over money or theft. Counselor notes racial tensions rise with daily incidents and staff numbness to violence.
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LSD Seizure Ties to San Leandro Locker Case
Police recovered pure LSD and several drug paraphernalia items from a locker opened during a San Leandro raid. The investigation tied the stash to Daniels, previously arrested in Fenton Minnesota in 1978 for massive drug possession and manufacturing equipment. He was reportedly deported after the incident.
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Nationwide welfare reform fuels Senate action
A broad welfare overhaul moves through the Senate amid disputes over costs and implementation. White House plans to redefine state forms, while lawmakers debate funding, eligibility, and timelines as pressure builds ahead of a critical vote.
Burlington Obscenity Fight Over Adult Theater Plans
In Burlington Iowa Bill Mosher campaigns with two yard signs linking Mickey Mouse for Kids and Linda Lovelace for Adults to protest a church youth group petition against an adult X rated film house. The city council moves to a obscenity ordinance that could block the theater beside a downtown youth center.
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Man believed victim of drug overdose in Castro Valley
Castro Valley 22 year old Hubert Wayne Root found dead yesterday afternoon from an apparent drug overdose. He was a boarder at Kenneth White’s home. Deputies found heroin paraphernalia in Root’s room and his sister said he was hospitalized for an overdose two weeks earlier.
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Death of San Leandro man under apparent self harm
Donald M. Coats, 32, of 14887 Western Blvd in San Leandro, was found dead at his home from apparent gunshot wounds. Police were summoned by his wife. a .22 caliber rifle lay beside the body. Coroner’s office estimated death occurred between midnight Saturday and 9:20 a.m. yesterday when nurse Marie L. Seals of Richmond found him.
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Hayward burglary hits home during Friday night break in
Hayward resident David Sandoval reported a burglary at his home Friday night. Police said a dining room window was broken and thieves took items including a coin collection, television, rifle, clothing, jewelry and store equipment valued at about 32 682 dollars.
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Vandalism Reported At Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church
Deputies estimated $1,000 in damage at Emmanuel Missionary Baptist Church on 19126 Meckland Ave after vandals shattered a light fixture, overturned two organs, broke an organ bench, damaged window panes, and toppled items on the sanctuary floor. Pastor Larry Clements reported the break-in occurred overnight.
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Split in Lutheran leadership fuels Wisconsin rift
Milwaukee Wis GL PIO reports dissidents threaten a split as former Concordia Theological Seminary president Reverend Johny Hetgen denounces malfeasance and calls for reform. He urges folding teaching of disputed doctrines while opposing current leaders and the Evangelical Lutherans movement.
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