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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1977

Page

1

Hayward trustees approve sales of Sorensen site for 600,000

The Hayward school board agreed to sell the Sorensen School site for 600,000 and opened bids on Helen Turner and Hillcrest properties that could add about 1.1 million. Hillcrest's top bid came from Temple Assemblies of God of Hayward at 860,000, while Helen Turner fetched 242,000 for 2.7 acres with no buildings.

Lynn Hoff Hayward Hayward D.acre Sorensen Helen Turner Hillcrest el Carey Hillcrest School God Mission Carlos Bee Bethel Temple B St. Alameda Everett A. Gillinson West Winton Avenue Santa Clara Street Nimitz Freeway

Agreement reached on property tax relief in California

Sacramento UPI reports a two house committee clinched a plan to grant property tax relief with a $20 average homeowner rebate next year. The proposal totals $355 million first year cost, rising to $550 million for homeowners and $905 million for renters in 1977 78, with savings from business inventory tax repeal and shifts to fund school finance. Governor Brown calls it an historic step forward while cautioning about treasury impact and potential tax increases.

Sacramento UPI Galt Poommiller Brown Nicholas Petris D-oakland Teal

Mother and baby survive risky prenatal operation

Linda Martinez of Hayward underwent a double danger pregnancy operation after her intestinal swelling burst. Dr. Edwin Whitman hesitated due to prior maternal losses, but the surgery saved both mother and six week old daughter Yolanda Renee Martinez, who is now in her father’s arms sucking a bottle. The baby survived after the operation to delay labor and further medical care.

Glennda Chu! Hayward Yolanda Renee Martinez Yolanda Linda Martinez Hayward Martinez Vesper Memorial Hospital San Leandro Aba

Floods Strangle Southern California Roads After Storms

Rainstorms driven by Hurricane Doreen drenched Southern California causing floodwaters up to a foot deep in homes and stores. Interstate 15 near Baker suffered heavy mud as thousands of motorists were stranded. northbound traffic stayed blocked while Imperial County and parts of San Diego County faced closures and flood watches extended from San Bernardino to the Mexican border.

California Interstate 15 Los Fines Baker and Baker Highway Patrol Imperial County Imperial San Diego San Bernardino

New era in Castro Valley planning urged by citizen task force

Alameda County Planning Commission accepted a 15 page report from a 20 member Castro Valley task force after a quiet hearing. The panel urged stricter homebuilding controls and recommended local control considerations as part of reviewing the Castro Valley general plan for a October board of supervisors hearing.

Ly Glennda Chui Hayward Alameda County Planning Commission Castro Valley Board of Supervisors Task Force Donald Gelles

Trucker rammed cars in 50 mile Jackson chase

A tractor trailer driver Melvin Davis of Philadelphia drove over three police cruisers and side swiped about 90 vehicles in a two hour forty one minute chase from Nashville to Jackson Tennessee. He is in Madison County General Hospital for observation after officers subdued him.

Jackson, Tenn UPI Jim Henderson Tennessee Highway Parrol Jackson Henderson Melvin

New Town report challenges Livermore plan by Geldermann

Developer Harlan Geldermann releases a 110 page review arguing his Livermore New Town proposal is financially viable and environmentally sound. The piece notes supportive data and potential impacts, reflecting a push for municipal backing.

New Town Report Harlan Geldermann Livermore

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