Aaron tightens chase with finale test behind Ruth
Hank Aaron says the season finale will be the test he has waited for as he trails Babe Ruth by one homer with one game remaining. California dominates Army SLI with Howard Strickland scoring three times while Stanford rallies to beat San Jose State 23 12.
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California
Golden Bears
Howard Strickland
Army Sli
Stanford Cardinals
San Jose State
Californians To Recoup Surplus With One-Cent Tax Break
A temporary one cent sales tax reprieve starts Monday, cutting taxes on goods from beer to baseballs for six months. The $350 million revenue loss is part of a record $826 million surplus from last fiscal year, with effects across consumer purchases.
Heir to baking fortune leads youth philanthropy effort
Obie Benz, 24, heir to Sunbeam Baking, and nine other wealthy heirs started The Vanguard Foundation to fund small experimental social change projects using their own money. Last year they donated $73,000 to various initiatives in the fields of pharmaceuticals, shipping, denim, and more.
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Obie Benz
Sunbeam Baking Co
Vanguard Foundation
Pharmaceutical
Blue Jean
Hearing aid dealers blamed in Ralph Nader study
A Ralph Nader study group accuses U S hearing aid dealers of being ill trained and dishonest with customers and more interested in money than medical service. It urges stricter state licensing and federal consumer guidance while industry representatives condemn the report as ludicrous and absurd on page 6.
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Ralph Nader
Joint Committee On
Hearing and
Bicycles Ranked Most Hazardous By Safety Commission
The Consumer Product Safety Commission lists bicycles as the top hazardous product in the American market, ahead of stairs and landings, and non glass doors as the third riskiest. The agency notes its jurisdiction over these products and releases a ranked injury risk list.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
Congress
Education Emerges as Nation's Largest Enterprise
The U.S. Office of Education reports total 96.7 billion dollars in government and private funds dedicated to educating about 59 million students this year. Commissioner John R. Ottina notes education could be the principal occupation for about 30 percent of the population.
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U.S. Office of Education
John R. Ottina
FDA Bars Production of Ultra Vitamin A and D Supplements
The FDA announces new federal rules taking effect at midnight that ban the production of non-prescription super-strength Vitamin A and D products after extensive study. Regulators warn long term excessive intake risks, while industry groups say stockpiled supplies will meet demand for months without doctor prescriptions.
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Food and Drug Administration
Review Hayward California Publication Notice
Today’s Review in Hayward California lists the edition details Vol 80 No 358 783 6111 and mentions a 154 page issue. The notice provides no further readable content about articles or events.
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Hayward
California
The Growth of the United States Population to 1900
A historical view traces the U S population from 1789 to 1900, noting shifts from a rural agrarian base to a growing nation. It cites early demographics, urbanization beginning, and the changing share of Black Americans, slaves, and workers across eras.
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George Washington
United States
The
Union
New York
America
Dr Bell's Career Highlights Across Harvard and Columbia
The article outlines Dr Daniel Bell a sociology professor at Harvard since 1969 and former associate professor at Columbia ending in 1989. It notes his roles writer editor and author with early work at The New Leader and Fortune Magazine board service from 1948 for ten years.
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Harvard University
Daniel Bell
Daily Review
Bell
the New Leader
Fortune Magazine
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