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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1975
Page
8
A 54 year old San Leandro woman, Alice Luiz, was struck and killed on the Nimitz Freeway minutes after being released on own recognizance for shoplifting from Sears. She reportedly walked onto the southbound lanes near Winton Avenue, and the driver who hit her was not cited. Coroner will investigate potential self-inflicted death.
Hospital administrator William Schneider and board president Joseph Jeliicic will testify to Alameda County Grand Jury’s special districts committee about bids for a 4200 square foot storage building totaling 3552 dollars without board approval. Directors Rhodes and others say bids were advertised and awarded at a Nov 24 meeting not on the agenda.
A 20 year old Oakland man, Alexander W. Kuykendall, was arrested after allegedly attempting to pry open an apartment door with a large screwdriver on Estabrook Street. Police identified two attempted burglary incidents involving Kuykendall in Oakland and on 147th Avenue.
Mass of Christian Burial for Helen L. Lawrence former mayor and longtime councilwoman will be held Friday at 10 am at St Leander’s Church 340 W Estudillo Ave A Rosary will be recited Thursday evening Mrs Lawrence died Sunday served as mayor for three years and councilwoman for 13 years
South Genanty blotter lists robberies and burglaries at multiple residences. Items stolen include radios, a stereo deck, a revolver, cash, a TV, and various electronics. Notable addresses appear on Estudilla Ave and in Eden Township notices. Affected residents include Doherty, Laird, James, Freedmen, Farrel, Hicks, Williams, and others with windows broken and valuables taken over several days.
The article details widespread use of community volunteers in California elementary schools to support Early Childhood Education programs. It highlights parent involvement as essential, notes benefits from reduced child adult ratios, and profiles volunteers including a fireman and several local men, plus district staff promoting training and accessibility for all willing to help.
Mao held a scaled meeting with President Ford and aides including Kissinger and Bush. Reports said Ford described Mao as mentally sharp despite legacies of illness while noting Mao sometimes needed a lip reader. Chinese officials present included Teng Hsiao-ping and Chou En-lai era aides as well as Li Hsien-nien and Chiao Kuan-tze.
Hayward workers from Local 2 walk out as contract talks collapse with city officials. Public Works and fire departments report no widespread shutdowns, while union demands push wage and fringe-benefit hikes above the city’s previously offered 3 percent and 2 percent raises. Negotiations may resume, with Local 20 reopening talks for blue-collar workers.
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