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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1976
Page
8
This column parody reflects 1776 era excess and 200th birthday jokes. It toys with future encores and absurd products like Benedict Arnold raincoats and tri colored Pet Rocks while musing on power, heat and the delayed Fourth of July celebration. It notes family anecdotes and playful digs at future generations.
South County nurses attended a San Leandro open house to study AB 7, mandating 30 contract hours of continuing education for relicensing effective July 1, 1978. The discussion covered eligible courses, approved providers, and how to log credits with Bay Area schools listed for contact.
Mr and Mrs Robert Stone of Hayward won first place in the 21st Annual Bridge Marathon at Children’s Hospital Medical Center. The Stone pair and SIM both posted 8090 as top scores, beating 1200 players from Alameda and Contra Costa Counties with over 100 in the playoffs. Event aims to raise about $8000 for the hospital.
Susan Naples directs the Women's Transitional Living Center in Santa Ana California. The facility houses up to 22 battered women for up to 45 days, offering shelter and support as they arrange permanent homes. Referred by social services, hospitals and police, residents arrive injured and fearful, many with limited employment skills and young children, seeking escape from recurring violence.
Dr Williams of Oakland Kaiser Permanente led the Nutrition Department for 20 years, published six texts, and chalks up a remarkable education path while raising three children. She teaches diverse courses, urges informed food choices, and mentors in community health.
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