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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1976
Page
10
A young man tried to breach the White House gates but was stopped by guards. He offered resistance before the vehicle was halted. no injuries were reported and President Ford was not at the scene. Officials released few details about the suspect.
Three-year-old Gary Fields of 1329 Wes SL sustained leg and head injuries when his bicycle struck an AC Transit bus at Hesperian Boulevard and West Street. He was reported in stable condition at Kaiser Hospital.
Two San Lorenzo youths, Gary Boksmith 17 and Anthony Johnson 19, suffered minor injuries when their car failed to negotiate a turn at Via Vista and hit a telephone pole and a tree. Boksmith was treated and released for a possible broken nose, while Johnson remained for observation at Kaiser Hospital in Hayward.
William Rickenbacker 48 of Greensboro, Connecticut, injured in a small plane crash at the edge of Westchester County Airport. He was in fair condition with facial lacerations, multiple broken ribs, and burns. Police reported the single engine Cessna high-wing monoplane failed during takeoff and the pilot was alone.
A string of residential and business break ins valued in the low thousands spread across Hayward and nearby locales. Items stolen include cash, jewelry, stereo gear, television sets, cameras, and appliances from numerous residences such as Laurine A Stafford and Doris F Avilla, with entries noting doors pried open and windows smashed. Police report suspect activity across several sites including Capwell's and Lloyd Niven listings, with several cases dated Friday through Monday and a Sheriffs Department mention in Eden Township.
Jose Lopez Portillo took office at the National Auditorium Chapultepec Park in a ceremony seen by about 5 000 guests, including Mrs. Rosalynn Carter and Henry Kissinger. He urged national unity to end hate and fear and called for a democratic alliance for production while warning against panic and capital flight.
The first lady attended with her sons as ceremonies marked the start of building work expected to last about a year. Local officials and project leaders outlined plans and timelines for the construction project.
Residents and officials discussed whether San Lorenzo should annex to San Leandro or remain unincorporated. Mayor Mancester said annexation could be considered if residents prefer it, with concerns about taxes and bureaucracy. The group noted obligations to the Eden Fire District and library services, and a Dec 27 meeting was promised with further information and merchant polling.
In Egham England a dispute arises outside a business premises where Phyllis Barry challenges a plane for planning permission. The chairwoman of the teen council is invited to be photographed amid the confusion as tensions flare over required permits and signage.
The committee handles 16 active discrimination cases monthly and settles many out of court. It employs volunteer checkers to verify claims, with a notable case securing a temporary restraining order and $1,500 in damages after a Black woman was denied an apartment. Funding comes from county funds and city support, with plans for private funding to reimburse checkers.
Richard J tied Massey a longtime Daily Review printer died after a long illness in Redwind City hospital at 73 He spent much of his career in Kansas Colorado Oklahoma and California Before retiring in December 1969 he worked as makeup man at The Daily Review He later served as crossing guard and crafts instructor at Azeveda Elementary and Comer Wille Junior High He is survived by his wife a son a daughter a brother a sister and four grandchildren.
Early morning blaze heavily damaged St Peters Episcopal Church in Carson City. The 12 year old building, slated for historical designation next Sunday, was reportedly started in the furnace.
In a unanimous work session the Fremont city council asked staff to draft a community action plan to reduce water use by 30 gallons per day to extend the sewer system’s 1979 deadline. They seek voluntary conservation devices and seek help from Newark and Union City to expand capacity while limiting government mandates.
Washington reports a surge in visitors to national parks during off season. Park Service projects 266 million visitors across about 900 areas for Bicentennial year, roughly 3 million more than last year, with a 97 percent rise since 1965.
A man named LaBelle perched about 50 feet above ground after a quarrel over faith with his girlfriend Barbi Meyer and Mrs Ster ling. Police evacuated an eight‑block area as he fired at a helicopter with a shotgun and attempted to ram police craft before surrendering near Catalina.
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