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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1971
Page
8
A family chronicles the stealthy hunt for hidden presents as kids roam curiously, share jokes about Santa, and parents devise a cooperative plan to manage gift secrecy. The piece notes heightened privacy in the home, garage checks, and a playful parental strategy to safeguard surprises.
Voters were told a $35 million bond item is needed for a four year school building program to relieve overcrowding at Memorial High and other campuses. A second election is likely after strong student mayoral and citizen support proposals, with space limits and scheduling tied to state election rules.
The piece compares old and new Toyland, noting a shift from wooden toys to mass market plastic and adult themed games. It highlights hifi electronic trains, stuffed animals, and a flood of adult styled toys, from war toys to Barbie family kits, while children remain delighted with everything they see.
A brief South County scene entry from The Bally Review dated Wednesday December 15. The text presents a snapshot of local happenings with limited details. No clear events or people are specified in the readable fragment.
A Congressional committee will hold hearings early next year on the proposed 21 662 acre South Bay National Wildlife Refuge. The measure, by Congressman Drt Edwards D San dose, passed the Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation Subcommittee and was sent to the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. Edwards said funding will come from duck stamp revenue and the refuge could become a reality in 1972. The refuge would span Fremont Alviso Redwood City and Menlo Park preserving species such as harbor seal California Clapper Rail red tailed harvest mouse and heron colonies.
Fremont City Council approved Harald Murphy’s plan to build a bar and restaurant near the General Motors Assembly Division plant. The 3 to 2 vote, with Gene Rhodes casting the deciding ballot, followed earlier 7 to 2 and Rhodes absence. Planning commission had recommended against due to city rules banning alcohol in commercial industrial districts. Mayor Williams Van Doorn and Don Dillon dissented.
About twenty residents gathered Monday under sponsor Bill Millard to form the Real l Evaluation of Area Limitations group to study costs and impacts of halting growth. The meeting planned an organizational session for next Wednesday at the State Savings and Loan Building to map funding, aims, and a balanced view of Vista area development over the past five years.
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