Ohlone College crowns Ella Love Homecoming Queen
Ella Love, 97 Savannah Road Fremont, crowned Homecoming Queen at halftime of the Renepales victory over Menlo College. The ceremony followed the college ski club sponsored pageant amid football coverage from the day. Washington State upset Stanford 24 23 Cal beat UCLA Cal State tied Sacramento 27 27 and Chariot defeated Distro Valley 30 7.
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Rehnquist Endorses Surveillance in Some Citizens
Justice Department official William H. Rehnquist testified that government surveillance of law abiding private citizens is undesirable but not unconstitutional or a violation of free speech. At Senate hearings he discussed undercover monitoring of antiwar protests civil rights marches and conventions by military intelligence agents.
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FDA recall practices criticized by White House subcommittee
The Intergovernmental Relations subcommittee reports the FDA has loosened public protection by recalling too many questionable products and failing to seize dangerous ones. It cites excessive basil leaf recalls and negligence over meat tenderizer containing poisonous sodium nitrate. In five to six years recalls rose tenfold while seizures fell.
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Tito to Meet Nixon in Washington on Middle East Talks
Turkish, Yugoslav leader Tito plans talks with President Nixon in Washington after meetings with Egyptian President Sadat in Cairo. Belgrade TV flags Tito as a potential catalyst for a preliminary Middle East agreement. Tito to visit the United States in early November.
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Bowel cancer test studied by Tennessee researchers may aid early detection
University of Tennessee Memorial Research Center and Hospital teams study a rapid inexpensive metitor for bowel tract cancer. Dr Amos J Chernoff, director of research, says the test could rival the pap smear in detecting bowel cancer and may be used in a small office sample.
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Russians defend asylum policy in Soviet paper
The Soviet government newspaper Javestia rejects Western claims that sane people are held in psychiatric hospitals. It defends Soviet policy on hospitalization of political dissidents and denies any unlawful detention in psychiatric clinics.
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Review Hayward Galifornis 79 17 164 pages
Publication details indicate a historical review issue with volume 79 number 17 comprising 164 pages. The readable line lists a contact number 783-8111 and references locations Hayward and Galifornis. The segment provides bibliographic identifiers rather than a narrative event.
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Hayward considers salable skills for students
Hayward schools study a new concept called salable skills to train high school students for entry level jobs whether they pursue college or vocational paths. Eric Hawkinson notes a broad program could tie school skills to evening or weekend work and extend vocational models to a wider student base.
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