Build your own plane if you can in Livermore
Bob Stearns spent six years turning a two place Piel Emeranda CP301 into a finished homebuilt aircraft at Livermore Airport. He built in his garage with simple tools and lacquer finish, aims to fly after FAA certification and 50 logged hours, and credits the local Experimental Aircraft Association for guidance while noting the project costs dissuade casual builders.
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Joe On
FAA
Radio Central
Stearns
Experimental Aircraft Association
Livermore
Animal lover becomes Livermore poundmaster driven to prevent harm
Randy Woods profiles Ian Schopf who wears a police uniform as Livermore’s poundmaster at Raymond Road, guiding stray and injured animals. He shifted from veterinary work to animal control to prevent injuries, recounts a circus truck incident on the Antioch Bridge, notes overcrowding, rabies scares, and the need to license dogs with fines for owners.
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Randy Woods
Livermore
Ian Schorf
Schopf
Contra
Costa County
Cate
Sheeps
Alameda County
Mitchell Marionettes Put on Big Show Every Half Hour
The Mitchell Marionettes perform a cheerful stage show running every half hour, offering fun for all ages and gifts to delight the audience. Local residents and families are invited to enjoy the lively acts and memorable moments during the family entertainment event.
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the Mitchell Marionettes
Downward mobility cited as youth trend in America
Sociologists warn bright upper middle class youths increasingly reject power and wealth. They foresee a shift where many pursue lower paying, less demanding jobs or join alternative cultures. Experts differ on scale, but predict more will move up or drift into new forms of poverty and nonconformist paths.
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Washington
Peter J. Berger
Rutgers University
New Republic
Berger
Brigitte Berger
Long Island University
T Hey
America
Bennet Berger
Quiet Sofia masks unrest in Bulgaria’s capital
In Sofia, under Nevsky Cathedral’s gold domes, discontent simmers though riots remain unlikely. The Bulgarian Communist Party Congress failed to lift living standards, while elites enjoy privileged perks. Public life includes soccer crowds, cafes, and Tricia Nixon’s photos, amid rising prices, shortages, and debates about Western comparisons. White South African post offices order staff to address nonwhites as Mr Mrs Miss Doctor or Professor.
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Sofia
UPI
Nevsky
Lenin Square
Bulgaria
Soviet Bloc
Tricia Nixon
Pretoria
South Africa
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Palo Alto
Salinas
Paseo Padre Parkway
Fremont Fashion Center
Carolyn Jean Stoner
MISS
California
Nevsky Cathedral
Astoria
Russk Boulevard
Asoria
Europe
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