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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1971

Page

1

Davis Street dump blamed for flight hazards near Oakland Airport

Hayward biologist Dr. Howard Cagswell told Alameda County Airport Land Use Planning Commission that the Davis Street dump endangers air safety as seagulls feed there. He urged closing or relocating the site and cited pilots reporting engine loss and near misses during gull-influenced takes off and landings.

Hayward Oakland Davis Street Cal State Howard Cagewell Alameda County Hewald Cogswell Bay Area Davis Frank Whitcomb

California lawmakers push Medi Cal overhaul with welfare bill

Sacramento reports the Legislature prepared to send Governor Reagan a companion Medi Cal reform measure after passing a landmark welfare bill. The two bills aim to save taxpayers 350 to 400 million annually, but a tax increase still looms. The package targets 2.5 million low income Californians and totals 2.9 billion in combined federal, state, and local funding.

Sacramento California Ronald Reagan Cali Senate Assembly United States Aly

Hayward police and fire plan pamphlet campaign

Hayward police and firemen say they will distribute pamphlets over the weekend to present their side on wage and fringe benefit demands amid a dispute with the city. Local 1909 and Local 100 leaders outline the stance and urge direct talks, with a city council meeting set for Tuesday.

Hayward Haywart International Fire Fighters Association Hayward Police Officer's Associ Ation Alameda County Central Labor Council Charles Peterson Police Association Dave Euler Seid Peterson Petersin le Saiul Burgaling California Highway Patrol Police and Fire Departments Ray

One Horse Couldn’t Be Ridden at Sydney Rodeo

Rodewald of Craig Colorado rides into the Syd ney Larod eo as one of 181 cowboys from around the country for a $26 285 purse. The event promises that only one rider will finish with the top prize.

Don Rodewald Sydney Rodewald Graig Colo

Indignities Hit CSCH Song Girls Over Skirt and Pom-Pom Loss

At California State College Hayward the rally squad faces a second budget setback as funds for uniforms and pom poms dwindle. A student council dominated by women’s liberationists questions gendered expectations, calling bright uniforms and pom poms demeaning. Squad members defend their joy in performance despite critics.

Hayward California State College Nancy Rebello

Astronauts honor fallen spacemen with memorial plaque

At Space Center Houston Apollo 15 astronauts unveiled a silver and black memorial plaque in a crater listing dead spacemen and placed a metallic figure beside it. They spoke of progress in space exploration and paid tribute to 14 individuals who contributed to the program.

Moon

Eastland warns Nixon on China policy and death toll study

Senator James Eastland, chair of the Senate Internal Security subcommittee, urged caution in dealings with Peking and released a study estimating Chinese communism caused 34.8 million to 63.7 million deaths through military action purges and terror. The study, by Dr. Richard J. Walker, compares China’s toll with Soviet figures by Robert Conquest.

Washington UPL James C. Eastland Peking Eastland Senate Internal Security Whtel China United States Walker Cartimunism Russia Robert Conquest Conyuest Mao Tse

Cancer at 19 finds love as death nears

Lyn Hollan, 19, a brown eyed wife, cherishes love while told she will die soon from a rare cancer. She says being near death makes love more important and her husband Tory learns to cope as their daughter Gennifer senses syndromes she cannot name.

Denver UPI Lyn Hellun Deslars Lynn Hollan Tory Gennifer Viera Will Sunetties Mw Enateles Daelors

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