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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1961
Page
4
Horoscope for Tomorrow presents general wishes and garbled advice for signs Aries to Aquarius with warnings about prudence, wealth, and work. It blends vague cosmic guidance with mis-spelled words and dubious suggestions. The piece promotes Carroll Righter forecasting and a sales pitch for an astrology book.
City council selects Indenco Engineers to draw plans for a 7,000 square foot city hall expansion with a new south wing. Preliminary plans due in a month, estimating $110,000 for the concept and about $15,183 more for final working drawings. Construction to use reinforced concrete.
Louis G. Hupp, formerly with his brother Robert in the Hupmobile Motor Car Co, dies in Detroit. The NH d in Monday allow Th later years tie estate developers.
Hayward council debates converting a Palma Dela Villa site into a six acre shopping center to serve the southwest area. Officials consider annexation of former supermarket land and a central shopping district while weighing budget costs up to 150000 dollars. A public hearing on zoning changes near Mission Boulevard and Tennyson Road is scheduled as state highway concerns loom over the Foothill Freeway route.
Fragmentary report notes the archbishop of Santo Domingo-related events and a traffic code proposal. Mentions a road at 33 miles per hour over limit on Hesperian Boulevard and a Roman Catholic mission context. Illness cited as a factor in the archbishop’s death reference.
A lyric fragment recounts a night of emotional confession and distance, with repeated lines about never forgetting the night and feelings of love and deception sparked by a lover’s words and a moonlit backdrop. The verses mix misspellings and archaic phrasing.
A Bay Area industrial and public health push gains legislative support for a 0.6 cent tax increase to fund smog control. Paul Arnold of Alas meda County Industries backs the measure as city leaders urge San Leandro to join a special session. The council unanimously approves a resolution backing the tax hike to sustain district revenue and curb pollution.
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