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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1976
Page
9
A gate crasher was arrested near the White House with authorities saying no one was injured. President Ford was in the vicinity but not immediately involved. the incident occurred during the winter period.
Richard J. Red Massey a former Daily Review printer who later worked as a school crossing guard and volunteer crafts instructor at Azeveda Elementary and Centerville Junior High died in a Redwood City hospital. He was 72 and survived by a wife a son two daughters a brother and a sister plus four grandchildren.
William Rickenbacker, 68, son of WWI ace Eadie Rickesbieser, survived a small plane crash at Westchester County Airport. He was in fair condition at Northern Westchester Hospital with facial lacerations, several broken ribs, and back burns. Police reported no other occupants and the single-engine Cesna aircraft failed during takeoff around 1:30 am.
An East Bay blotter reports burglaries and thefts across Hayward and surrounding residences. Items stolen include stereo equipment, cash, jewelry, clothing, vehicles, and electronics from homes on Crestline Drive, Foothill Lane, and William Hall Jr area, with entries detailing pried auto doors and smashed windows. Several named residents and streets appear, including Lloyd Minin, Elinor Wickford, and William L. Abrott, among others, with dates mostly in recent days.
Mexico City reports tight security as President-elect Lopez Portillo takes office and urges national unity to tackle the economy. He warns against fear and panic while stressing austerity as a permanent way of life and calls for ending capital flight and restoring stability.
The chart presents school by school percentile scores for New Haven district students in grades 2 3 6 and 12 comparing against state levels. Single figures show overall percentile standing with 50 as median. The paired figures show the middle 50 percent range for schools with similar socio economic levels.
Sixth graders at two middle schools mostly below averages with Alvarado Middle within the spelling average. Elementary results were strong overall except second grade at Decoto and third grade at Cabello, while state tests drew criticism for unreliable percentile shifts. District officials emphasized Stanford and CTBS over state scores for guiding improvement and set plans for proficiency standards and graduation requirements.
Ferguson urges fundamentals in all classrooms amid a move toward middle ground after a decade of liberal trends. Principals, parents, and students back emphasis on core skills as districts study separate fundamental schools and schools adopt targeted drills, tests, and long term reading projects.
Washington UPI reports 1976 sees nearly 1 million Citizens Band radios sold, more than double last year’s record. Jot Sodotski, vice president of the Electronic Industries Association, notes strong consumer demand and industry growth.
Betty Ford helps lay a cornerstone with a trowel at Cape Hospital in Hyannis Massachusetts as several thousand witnesses attend the ground breaking ceremony. Officials say construction will take about two years to complete.
IUPI student pilot Allen LaBelle, 90, stole a twin engine plane and roared from Huntington Beach to Catalina Island. He buzzed a Navy ship, fired at police helicopters, and forced evacuations before landing at the U.S. Naval Weapons Station and surrendering after two hours of danger.
A early morning blaze heavily damaged St Peters Episcopal Church in Carson City, with flames believed to have started at the furnace. The church faces costly repairs as investigators examine the cause and scope of the damage.
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