19 Apr 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1975
Page
1
Local library holds a used book sale at San Leandro Community Library located at 300 Estudillo. The event runs today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and resumes tomorrow from 1 to 5 p.m.
The California Opera Company presents Introduction to Opera in room 1218 at Chabot College today at 10 a.m. Visitors are welcome. For more information call 72-3000.
Ubpieve Tock bard Bizerk will perform a free concert today at 2 p.m. at Kennedy Park located on W501 Hesperian Boulevard in Hayward. The event offers live music to local residents and visitors.
The university theater in Hayward will present Once Upon A Mattress tonight at 8 18. Located at 2580 Hilary Street the show charges $2 for general admission. Reservations can be made by calling 841 3251.
A sailing fair featuring cruising and racing boats marine gear sailmakers survival equipment and other displays is held at Mariner Square Alameda with admission set at two dollars.
The Miss San Lenina pageant will crown a new winner tonight at Bancroft Junior High School located at 1250 Bancroft Ave in San Leandro. The event begins at the designated time with tickets priced at 3 dollars for general admission and 1 dollar for children 12 and under available at the door.
Ladies' Home Journal selects eight women for contributions in economics education and other fields. A special program airs at 10 tonight on channels 5 10 and 46 highlighting their achievements.
Baseball today features the Oakland Athletics hosting the Minnesota Twins at 1 30 P M at the Oakland Coliseum with Channel 2 telecast. The San Francisco Giants battle the Los Angeles Dodgers on air as a separate Bay Area matchup.
The Teen Review follows a job hunt scene where many people are helping while the teen with hustle shows the strongest odds of landing work. The piece emphasizes effort, opportunity, and the competitive nature of entry level employment programs.
A fragmented weather brief notes light rain this afternoon with clearing by tomorrow. Highs and exact figures are unclear due to OCR errors but the forecast suggests sun returns after showers across the state, with further details on page 12.
In a 1976 anniversary message, President Ford proclaims the American dream alive though not yet fulfilled. He speaks from Boston’s Old North Church pulpit, invoking national destiny amid turbulent times and calls for renewed unity and resolve.
President Ford spoke at a Boston ceremony as thousands gathered near the church to protest or support government policy on abortion, Indochina, and school integration. Police arrested about 30 amid a fistfight, while 35 000 attendees were kept blocks away for security. He cited Watergate, Vietnam, and recession as challenges. The speech urged renewal and national unity.
Fremont school district records reveal nine charges against former chief financial officer Harold Alameda. Findings show budget transfers without proper approval, purchases charged to the district for a private roofing firm, and alleged mismanagement. The decision upholds Alameda’s dismissal, citing incompetence and dishonesty, with no proven personal monetary gain.
Assemblyman Floyd Mori requests Governor Brown set a date for releasing the Foothill Freeway environmental study. Caltrans warns no money for the project may delay or kill the plan to extend from Highway 980 through Hayward hills, threatening downtown traffic and economic impact.
Ford aided Rev. Robert W. Golledge as a lantern slipped from a rail during a 200 year old historical ceremony at Lae Oid North Church. The incident occurred after Ford spoke as part of a unity event marking Understanding and tolerance toward colonists during a tense period.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reluctantly voted 200 million dollars in humanitarian aid for South Vietnam. Kissinger warned military aid is also needed to prevent collapse, and General Weyand said U.S. troops might be required though not as a first option. The Howe Armed Services Committee delayed Ford's military aid request.
North Vietnamese forces seized Phan Thiet the capital of Binh Thuan province about 100 miles east of Saigon late Friday. Radio contact was lost at 10 p.m. and defenders reportedly withdrew to offshore ships. United Nations officials pursued ceasefire talks in South Vietnam as regional powers congratulated Cambodia's Khmer Rouge victory.
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