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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
13
Union leaders announce a renewed sickout by district bus drivers, part of a strategy to pressure the board over stalled pay talks. Maintenance workers had also walked off, with notes sent home urging parents to arrange alternatives as buses remain unavailable and no carpools are planned.
Fremont Unified District Teachers Association won the right to represent about 1600 teachers in bargaining defeating the Fremont Federation of Teachers 905 to 575. CTA leader Peery Burge said negotiations would begin immediately and a proposed bargaining schedule was handed to the district after the vote. The underdog federation saw twice its membership as a sign of growth.
California lawmakers urged a tougher death penalty framework after a Supreme Court ruling. McAlister favors a law preventing future cases from being commuted to life with parole, while Lockyer backs life without parole as an ultimate safeguard if the death penalty is struck down. Mori and Alquist offered cautious, noncommittal replies, citing the issue's complexity.
The district and three union groups including locals 384 22 of the California School Employees Association and 980 of the SEIU vote 208 yes 23 no to a contract. It provides a pay raise from Jan 1 197 to mid 1977 and a $400 December bonus for full time staff with prorated bonuses for part timers. The three locals represent 32 employees.
In a disputed case, four year old Hector Moreno was reportedly mistakenly deported from Commerce California to Tijuana after being picked up with his mother’s permission by an illegal alien Jose Gonzales. The boy was later released in Mexico and reunited with relatives in California. The incident involves U S immigration authorities and state police reporting missteps in locating the child’s parents.
The district accelerates RISE planning across Castry Valley High and Canyon Junior High with a schedule of meetings to finalize details before Tuesday. The steering committee will allocate roles, consult state advisers, and seek board approval while weighing options like separate RIS E classes or school within a school concepts. The public council meeting at 7 pm in the district board room will decide the plan.
A loud blast around 2 a.m. woke hundreds in Humboldt County amid reports of a possible sonic boom. Sheriff and police received calls, but no injuries or details about the source were confirmed. The incident adds to a day of scattered news from the region including legal actions, energy requests, and local events.
Patricia Hearst won a three month delay in her kidnapping and assault trial to April as her presence is needed in related SLA case proceedings. The judge granted the continuance so she can testify at the Haris siblings trial in Alameda County set for May 2, with Hearst expected to be a witness.
Marin Municipal Water District directors voted unanimously to enact emergency drought regulations starting January. A four household water allotment plan and a monthly meter monitoring system will curb all outside watering including gardens and cars as reservoirs remain at one quarter of normal capacity. A 21 day stretch of rainfall is needed to raise reserves to a safe level.
A Hayward woman was tied up in her home by an intruder who cut the phone wire and stole her purse containing six dollars and credit cards. The attacker, Lois Marie, 5, of 1139 Grove Way, entered at about 6 20 p m claiming to need to use the phone and fled after the assault.
Prosecution in the trial of 17 year old Jody Toussaint of Hayward calls nineteen witnesses on day nine before Judge John P. Vucasin Jr. He and Gregory Jackson are charged with burglarizing the Heise home and killing Frederick Heise 75 and Bernice Heise 62. Witnesses include party guests and items linked to the murders.
A garbled blotter lists multiple theft and break in incidents across Eden Township and surrounding areas. Names like San Lorenan, Kal L. Murray, and Geert T. Rani appear with vague details including a pried door, stolen items, and a Saturday or Tuesday time reference.
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