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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1976
Page
17
Fremont officials fear accounting mistakes may leave the district up to 500000 short as 35 surplus teaching positions show available funds that may not exist. Superintendent Wayne Fergison and a skeptical school board member warn the problem could halt non teaching raises and provoke budget cuts or a tax bailout.
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that a divorce deal does not grant a husband an absolute constitutional right to privacy. The court said the state may regulate privacy if a compelling state interest is shown. The decision focuses on stay obligations and potential insurance provisions within divorce settlements.
Police report a wave of burglaries across Hayward Castro Valley and Eden Township. Targeted residences include David W. Scruggs Lena V Lema Aretta Maz Sancers and Carmen C Peck with cash, jewelry, televisions and receivers stolen. Items valued at hundreds to thousands of dollars, with break ins via unlocked doors or pried windows. One vehicle thefts, tools and bowling equipment listed, plus a purification system theft. The Sheriff’s Department notes multiple break ins between November 1 and midweek, with losses totaling into the hundreds or thousands.
President elect Jimmy Carter plans to name Cyrus Vance as secretary of state at a Plains news conference. Atlanta banker Bert Lance to lead the Office of Management and Budget, with two Republican senators notified of Vance’s possible appointment.
At about 1 51 a m today gasoline bombs in beer bottles were tossed into Barbara Williams home in Newark causing a fire and $15000 in damage. Six adults and a 4 year old boy fled the duplex and were uninjured. The bedroom was gutted but furniture saved others displaced. no eyewitnesses named and police and fire crews continue the investigation.
Police in Union City Hayward Newark and Oakland arrested fifteen residents after a two month probe. Authorities recovered about 42 000 in assets including heroin valued around 42 000 and a sawed off shotgun. Names were not released as investigations continue and potential charges remain undecided.
Milly Mills and Mrs Hodges describe stray golf balls breaking windows and garden damage near the fairway. Officials discuss Plexiglas replacements as a neighborly remedy, noting the risk remains and a tall fence would be unsightly while residents express mixed feelings about living beside a course.
Betty Ambrose, 41, a seasoned Alexandria police officer and juvenile division veteran, is being reassigned to meter maid duties due to civil service classification. She argues sex discrimination and cites the loss of sergeant prospects and higher pay, noting the city trains for juvenile enforcement cost $2,143. The chief supports the move as legally required.
Biologists report a record count of whooping cranes migrating to Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Texas. The tally shows 54 adult birds and 12 young among the wintering group, up from last year’s modest total. The 2500 mile journey from Canada marks the cranes’ seasonal migration pattern.
Bonita M Porter screamed after a San Leandro intruder entered her home playroom. Police arrested Mark Miller 18 of Centralia Washington, bail set at 80 dollars. Miller denied intent to steal.
Barry Waldner of Norwalk Connecticut breaks the hot dog eating record at Lincoln State College event. He finished in four minutes and 15 seconds surpassing four minutes 47 seconds by a rival. Waldner was one of four contestants in the taped competition.
A Brookings Institute analyst reports eight major cities Boston Buffalo Cleveland Detroit New York Philadelphia St Louis Newark face fiscal strain from weak long term projections and poor management. The study warns reduced services higher taxes and possible loss of borrowing power, urging state and federal action to stabilize budgets.
Henry Ernest Libby 44 of 1924 Fry Lane was found dead in his Hayward back yard from a gunshot at 5 pm on Wednesday. Police and coroner ruled death by own action. a .22 revolver was found in his right hand while his wife cited long sorrow after parents’ deaths. She reported he left for work around 7:15 am and returned home at 1:45 pm to the scene.
Cpl Dan Bailey the Ku Klux Klan leader at Camp Pendleton was moved under guard to an East Coast location after Navy investigators arrested him for refusing orders to report to a new duty station.
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