Neighborhood Alert program lures 37 teams in 7 months
Hayward police anti crime efforts draw 37 teams totaling about 3000 people over seven months. Officer Al Jones says strong, properly installed locks deter burglars and a vigilant neighborhood watches out for each other. In Evangeline Way, Bill and Kathy Percy hosted residents who learned how quickly entry occurs and how neighbors can coordinate a rapid response.
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Ford purges top aides after Schlesinger clash
Ford fired Defense Secretary Schlesinger and CIA Director Colby amid a reported rivalry with Kissinger. He said the moves were to allow him to run national security better and to install his own team. Ford warned the Senate may improve the atmosphere by approving Donald Rumsfeld as chief of staff.
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Judge Refuses Karen Quinlan Right to Die
Morristown New Jersey judge denies the Quinlans request to disconnect the respirator keeping their comatose daughter Karen Quinlan alive for over six months. Judge Robert Muir Jr states removing the machine is a medical decision and denies authorization with prejudice and no costs.
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Radiation therapy may control some breast cancers study says
Harvard Medical School researchers report that external and implanted radiation eliminated recurrence in 82 percent of early to advanced localized breast cancer cases over five years. Among 100 women, 40 had lump removal, others received radiation alone with some treatment-related complications.
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UPI
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Samuel Hellman
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Journal of the American Medical Association
King halts Sahara march amid royal withdrawal
Morocco’s King Mohammed V ends the Spain Morocco Sahara march after warning of war pressure from Spain and Algeria. Thousands of volunteers retreat to Agadir and Marrakesh as broadcasted address proclaims mission accomplished. civilians, six miles from Spanish troops, react with mixed silence and dissatisfaction.
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Chabot founder Charles Stone dies at 73 in San Leandro
Charles W. Stone, founder and longtime leader on local school and college boards, died at 73 after a brief illness. A San Leandro resident for 58 years, he helped organize Chabot College and chaired district efforts. Survived by a son and two daughters. services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Santos Robinson Mortuary.
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