23 Aug 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1977
Page
1
Patricia McCormack reports from New York that University research findings suggest women exhibit higher work effort than men when education, experience, and total hours are accounted for. The study analyzed 208 men and 166 women, noting women averaged 112 to 115 percent of men’s work effort on a defined scale.
Community notes from Hayward and Castro Valley outline local happenings on Tuesday Aug 23 1977. Updates cover public notices, school events, and civic announcements affecting residents in the two districts.
Alameda County Superior Court issued a temporary restraining order six hours before a planned BART Police Officers Association strike. Judge Harold Howe acted to prevent a work stoppage by members of SEIU Local 1008, who argued police officers are public employees with a right to strike. A hearing before Judge John Sparrow was set to challenge the ruling.
Hayward Area Recreation District directors kept the riding trails closed through the drought despite pleas from riders and hikers. They rejected claims of discrimination and cited ongoing fire hazards as the reason for continued limited access after the August 10 closing order.
Dar Robinson, the internationally known stunt man, jumps from the top of the 13 star Capitol Records building in Los Angeles on Sunday as part of NBC TV Superstunt airing soon.
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel, 57, was found guilty on mail fraud and racketeering charges. Prosecutors said he accepted between 390000 and 400000 in gifts and bribes from associates to influence race track legislation. Mandel admitted receiving gifts under oath but claimed they were not bribes.
Hayward's new Basics Plus program at Schafer Park School centers on accountability and consistency with focus on reading language arts and arithmetic. The plan emphasizes mastery of basic skills over time spent on arts and social studies, and aims for well behaved, traditional education. About 400 signups exist from within and outside the neighborhood, with room for about six more. A get acquainted day is planned for August 31.
Mike Curb 22 already rich and famous aims for lieutenant governor post after explaining his bid in South County yesterday. Also notes Union City defense of parks staff amid council backlash over adding a parks supervisor. Weather flags fair with fog at night. highs 70s to 80s, lows 50s. Page 9 and 4.
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