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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1976

Page

1

Mysterious virus kills 18 at Pennsylvania Legion convention

Harrisburg reports 18 deaths from a viral like disease linked to a Philadelphia American Legion gathering. At least 70 hospitalizations statewide with sufferers suffering headaches nausea and high fever. State Health Secretary Bachman ordered a statewide probe as CDC epidemiologists assist. Tissue samples fly to Philadelphia for analysis. autopsy data sought from hospitals.

Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvania American Legion Philadelphia Leonard Bachman Bachman National Center For Disease Control Atlanta Pennsylvania Health Department Cal

Satanic clues surface in Chowchilla bus kidnap case

Investigators report bizarre references to Satan and coded Sanskrit messages among documents tied to the Chowchilla school bus kidnap. The case involved three suspects, James Schoenfeld, 24, Richard Schoenfeld, 22, and Herbert Woods, with a $5 million ransom demand and arraignments planned in Madera County.

Chowchilla Fresno Bee Wonds Livertiare James Schoenfeld Richard Atherton Schoenfeld Woods Vancouver B.C Merlo Park Estes Alamexta Oakland Madera Ed Bates San Joaquin Valley Justice Court

Consolidation and Continuation Notice

The Daily Review records a consolidation and continuation notice from The Morning News with details recorded for August 3, 1976 in Hayward California. The entry notes organizational actions affecting local entities and required procedural steps.

Miracle boy reunited with parents after Colorado flood

The so called miracle boy, rescued from a rock in the swollen Big Thompson River, was reunited with his parents yesterday. He was one of three children taken to McKee Medical Center in Loveland. officials did not know his name. Louis Thompson, a 74-year-old World War I veteran, survived by spending the flood night in a ceiling alcove and plans to live in an elderly home.

Loveland, Cola McKee Medical Center Loveland Louis Thompson Thompson River Thompson Jyarte

Loveland Steps Up For Big Thompson Flood Survivors

Loveland Colorado residents open homes and hearts to hundreds of Big Thompson Canyon flood survivors. Motels host the homeless and stores donate food while volunteers and locals like Bertha Becker and Jack Wilson praise the city’s disaster relief efforts and busy high school aid stations.

Loveland, Colo UPL Big Thompson Canyon Bertha Becker Loveland Heart Big Thompson

San Leandro approves six month disposal extension

San Leandro city council unanimously approved a six month extension for dumping at the Davis Street disposal site as a first step toward converting the 19 acre site into a park. Mulford Gardens residents opposed continued dumping and any height increase while City Manager Lee Riordan said Oakland Scavenger Co. could continue to dump during studies of the park project.

San Leandro Davis Street Mulford Gardens Lee Riordan Oakland Scavenger Co Riordan

Weather forecast for South County drizzly and mild

The weatherman warns of cloudy conditions and drizzle in South County through tomorrow. Highs expected near mild levels with light winds and possible showers later in the day.

Tererrow South County

Pappas backs search for alternative site for halfway house

Hayward councilman John Pappas says he opposes placing a nine bedroom halfway house at 22195 Prospect St. for Project Eden and offers to help locate a mixed transitional site. He notes no formal stance until a public hearing date is set, while Project Eden continues a 10 month search for suitable large facility in South County.

Hayward John Pappas Project Eden Prospect St Pappas

Old coast towns visited by new crime

Northern California coastal towns see a crime surge per state data from 1971 to 1975. Del Norte leads with 79.8 percent rise. Humboldt 75.1 percent. Alameda up 104 percent. San Francisco per capita crime falls 1.9 percent. County totals show mixed increases and one decline.

San Francisco California del Norte County Oregon del Norte Humboldt County Alameda County Evelle J. Younger Keith Clausen Lake County Contra Costa County Marin County Solano County Napa County

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