24 Apr 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1977
Page
1
The pope condemns abortion and urges doctors to preserve life, framing abortion as a fundamental ethical issue. The remarks touch on medical ethics, the unconditional respect for life, and call for ongoing guidance within Catholic teaching.
The Review from Hayward California shows Volume 4 number 1M on page seven and a price of 35 cents. The notation suggests a multi page newspaper issue with standard local coverage and classifieds.
South County braces for a building boom as first quarter housing value and permits soar. In Eremxxil and Newark Union Day the surge exceeds last year’s by over fivefold with 34 new homes and a 192 million dollar project total. Fremont Hayward and others see ongoing activity as planners push higher density and open space preservation despite earlier opposition. Local officials project a revitalized downtown with apartment complexes and senior housing amid 25 years of no growth debate easing.
Mexico President Jose Lopez Portilla and California Governor Edmund Brown Jr outlined a framework to resume Mexican natural gas exports to California. Officials from Pemex and the California Energy Commission discussed details and hoped gas could begin flowing in three to four years. San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson cited a potential export route and new pipeline plans. The talks also touched on economic aid for Mexico’s gas resources and broader border energy cooperation.
San Leandro teachers and the district concluded a one year contract providing a total 4.95 percent compensation increase. The agreement, reached after January talks, includes advisory arbitration and a re open clause on salary adjustments. Teachers will not withhold services, and senior officials expect a May 3 board ratification.
White House official outlines a plan to cap hospital cost growth at roughly 9 percent annually, tying it to a path toward national health insurance. The proposal, aimed at slowing inflation in health care, would save about 7.4 billion over ten years, with 22.4 million in fiscal 1978 savings across federal, state local, and private costs.
A Thursday 4 pm town meeting at Centennial Hall Hayward seeks to resolve downtown traffic by examining five Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission alternatives replacing the long stalled Foothill Freeway. City leaders favor Alternative A a do nothing or minor pattern tweaks deemed weak for easing downtown congestion.
Clocks should be moved back one hour as standard time returns in October. The message warns that many may be caught unawares when 2 am arrives and advises adjusting clocks from nine to ten if not already changed.
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