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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1976

Page

1

Carter says he will not seek wage and price controls

Washington UPI President elect Jimmy Carter stated on NBC Today that barring a national emergency he has no intention of seeking wage or price controls in the next four years. He warned the steel industry against price hikes and emphasized a long road to inflation relief through growth and confidence between labor and industry.

Washington UPI Jimmy Carter NBC Today Carter Ford

Unemployment hits 1976 high at 8.1 percent

The Labor Department reports November unemployment at 8.1 percent, nearing recession highs. California's jobless rate dips to 9.4 percent, while overall figures rise, potentially pressuring President elect Carter to push stimulus measures. The piece notes 7.8 million unemployed and references Cyrus Vance for secretary of state.

Washington IUPI Labor Department California Department of Employment Development Jimmy Carter Clifford Case Republic Foreign Relations Committee Cyrus Vance Henry Kissinger Vance

Wholesale prices rise for third straight month in November

UPI reports the Labor Department index shows wholesale prices up 0.6 percent in November led by fuel and consumer ready foods. The year over year rise stands at 4.2 percent with gains in transportation equipment, lumber, and processing costs, while farm products and metals show mixed movements.

Washington UPI Labor Department Trans Commerce Department

Neighbors Face Flying Golf Balls at Hayward Course

Living beside the Skywest golf course in Hayward a 72 unit complex sees frequent window breakages from golf balls. Dr and Mrs Hodges report six broken windows in a year while residents say course frontage brings value and the course owners replace damaged panes. Some residents wear hard hats for garden work and children use safety gear on the patio. One neighbor notes only rare balls reach his home and remains happy with the course.

Hayward Frank Hodges Skywest Skywest Galf Hodges Fraser Mills Residents’ Association Mills Hayward Area Recreation Distret Jodges Edwin Gunderson Gunderson Galf

City hearing on Southgate center delayed to January 4

Hayward council hearing on the seven acre Southgate recreation center likely postponed to January 4 or later after American Recreation Centers requests delay due to key executive travel. Homeowners oppose the project citing traffic noise and crime while supporters say it could revitalize the blighted center and raise property values. A petition opposing the plan has collected 30 to 400 signatures. The proposed center would include a roller skating rink pizza parlor and small retail shops with a planned discotheque in Fortier plans.

Hayward Southgate Ter Jene Weinreb American Recreation Centers, Inc Sacramento Bob Billure Malcom Lane New Rights Committee Southgate Area Homeowners Association Jackson Street Calatoga Avenue Ine Billmire Pilture Oneil Fortier

Dealers hold line on state liquor price changes in California

San Francisco dealers say no imminent price war after the state board ruled minimum price laws illegal. Retailers warn free pricing could push small shops out, while wholesalers expect little impact on wholesale costs. Officials vow to continue enforcing fair trade laws until the ruling is adjudicated.

San Francisco California Richard Corsetti Alcabal Je Board Appeals Board Marin Sol Price San Diego Atformaney

Condemned killer Gary Gilmore gets temporary stay of execution

The Supreme Court granted a stay of execution to condemned killer Gary Gilmore today. The move comes as legal proceedings continue over his case across national attention and court rulings.

The Supreme Court Gary Gilmore

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