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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1977

Page

1

Congregation Buys Tiny Town for Senior Living in Bridgeville

Stonybrook Full Gospel Temple in Niles Canyon members plan to finance a $450000 purchase to create a senior living community in Bridgeville Humboldt County. Pastor AM Stevens says the town offers an ideal lay of escape from city life as members sell homes including Nancy Thornbrugh’s three-bedroom house for 54900 to fund the move.

Stonybrook Niles Canyon California Bridgeville Humboldt County Redwood Country Eureka Nancy Thornbrugh Livermore

Wholesale prices rise 1.1 percent in March on food surge

UPI reports March wholesale prices climbed 1.1 percent led by coffee and other foods. Raw coffee, cocoa and tea pushed farm prices up 2.5 percent. pork, cereal, bread and annual foods boosted processed foods. The index stood at 191.9, signaling ongoing inflation pressures.

Washington UPI Labor Department Carter Ad Pee Department

Carter halts nuclear breeder reactor program

President Carter suspended work on the Clinch River Breeder Reactor and banned reprocessing of spent fuel. He urged international adoption of stricter controls, citing risks of weapon construction and a panel warning that terrorists could assemble a crude bomb with stolen material. The move unsettles Oak Ridge and Allied General Barrell projects and signals a shift in U.S. nuclear policy.

Carter Toay Carter Tien U.S Oak Ridge Allied Barrell

Help for cancer victims moves closer to home

Sarasota Florida reports a simplified method to gather white blood cells could benefit more than 100000 cancer patients yearly. Dr Tsaec Djerassi presented the technique at the American Cancer Society Science Writers Seminar noting current methods serve about 1000 patients annually and stricter collection hampers therapy progress.

Daily Review Rick Riggs American Cancer Society Sarasota Fln Fla Tsaec Djerassi Djerassi

Woman bets marriage on loan for feminism

Tokyo based feminist leader Misako Enoki also known as Kimiko Eichi says she borrowed 64 666 from her husband Nelsuo Kirchi to back 10 Japan Warren's Party candidates in July's upper house elections. She vows to repay by July or face continuing activism or divorce.

Tokyo UFT Kimiko Eichi Misako Enoki Japan Warren's Ee Party Japan Nelsuo Kirchi Ms. Enoki Chupiten Enoki

East Bay water agency mulls deeper cutbacks amid drought

East Bay Municipal Utility District eyes mandatory residential cuts of up to 35 to 40 percent as Sierra snowpack shrinks and Pardee Reservoir nears empty by November. Public hearing set for Tuesday to discuss further restrictions while current conservation shows a near three percent drop.

East Bay EBMUD David Vossbrink Pardee Vossbrink

Brinks guard Rees sentenced to ten years in prison

Richard Rees, 27, former Brinks guard, received a maximum 10 year federal sentence after pleading guilty to stealing about 379000 in insured funds and transporting 411935 across state lines. Judge Renfrew allowed witnesses and Rees to testify, noting his Vietnam service and drug relapse. Rees claimed the money would solve his problems, which the judge imposed concurrently on the two counts.

San Francisco UPI Richard Rees Brinks, Inc U.S Charles B. Renfrew Rees Vietnam Brinks Wasch San Mateo Villanueva N.M FHI Renfrew

Dublin murder victim's son in heated argument testimony

Fellow employes of Dublin murder victim Floyd Breescke testify to heated arguments between him and his son, accused murderer Barry Branscke. The review also mentions local campaigns, lawsuits, and sports notes across pages 2 to 18.

Dublin Floyd Breescke Barry Branscke Pape

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