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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1976
Page
10
In San Diego area a Suburban Santee man found a damaged check and $1,051 in cash. He turned the money over to police and received a $100 reward. The finder was told he could join the rewarder at a professional hockey game in San Diego that night.
Two more South County school board members filed for re election in the Marehein district with incumbents Pat Rhixles and Marvin Weinreb submitting papers for Castro Valley and Hayward seats open in March. Marilyn Miller tops Newark City Council race to fill Shannar Abraham resignation in a March special election.
Leandro Frederick Carl Lindberg of 1k143 Farnsworth St was arrested by police yesterday in a new armed robbery at Centennial Market 975 Manor. Lindberg described by police as the robber held up a store clerk at gunpoint and fled with cash. Bail set at 12500. Dennis Joseph Tavares, a resident with Lindberg, also arrested on outstanding drug and forgery warrants totaling 10000 and held without bail. Police spotted Lindberg’s vehicle in front of his home, then after a three hour stakeout apprehended both when they emerged.
Washington reports a $15 billion rise in personal income to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $14.17 trillion, driven by stronger manufacturing payrolls. The gain marks the largest since August 1975, with transportation equipment payrolls expanding as the auto strike ended.
The blotter records a flood of property crimes including burglaries, auto thefts, and break ins across multiple addresses such as 21857 Mission Blvd and residences in Fremont, San Leandro, Hayward, and San Leandro. Items stolen include cash, jewelry, watches, CB radios, tools, stereo gear, firearms, and vehicles. several entries note windows pried and doors forced with recovery reports on some assets.
Miss Grimes runs a Fotomat booth in Santa Clara and endures crank calls and odd requests while handling risky situations, including a reported “Fotomat rapist” scare. She notes break-ins, curious orders like a poster from a nude image, and unwanted male attention as she keeps the business running.
Salt Lake City police report Gilmore, a 36 year old condemned killer, attempted suicide again in his Deal Row cell at 9:20 a.m. He was rushed to University of Utah Hospital in critical condition but expected to survive. Deputy Warden Leorn Hatch said the prison doctor reports he is responding well. Authorities are unsure how the drugs were obtained. This marks a second death by own action attempt, occurring one month after a pact with his fiancée Nicole Barrett to swallow sleeping pills. He was moved from the infirmary to the maximum security wing and later placed in isolation for prison rule violations.
Carter proposes elevating an African American to a United Nations post while detailing a regional Bay Area transit plan. The plan envisions expanding BART and through Muni Metra AC Transit with regional funding, cost sharing by San Mateo and Santa Clara counties, and a new Operators Association. It also suggests a self balancing finance program possibly funded by oil revenues and automobile registration fees.
Carter names black salon to U N Brookings Institution in Washington. He has reputation as a tireless worker and har headed administrator. The 48-year-old Broezinski, a native of Bo land and considered an expert on the Soviet Union, Was one of Carter's major campaign from foreign policy All three nomi nations must be approved by the Senate. Young is a also close friend of Carter's. The two-term Democratic congressman from Atlanta was an executive director at the Souther Christian Leadeship Conference in
In Banbury England a crumpled eight page wartime letter arrives from a former sweetheart, prompting a marriage proposal decades after. The piece weaves in 1960s civil rights acts and Carter era political speculation, noting UN cabinet roles and potential picks for Secretary of Defense and Attorney General. The report mixes personal surprise with national political chatter on Carter’s administration.
Three men in a car tried to kidnap a 7 year old Porterville girl as she walked home with other first through third graders from the school bus stop. The suspects fled after the children yelled and attracted attention. The girl remained unharmed.
Pravda reports correspondence school teacher was sentenced to eight years for extortion bribery from students in exchange for grades. Alexei Ozormy found guilty of extortion and misuse of office. former student Anatoly Kirsanov also sentenced. Pravda notes lift of two Pacific test area restrictions and imposition of limits on two others.
Three masked burglars scaled scaffolding at the Louvre and shattered a second floor display to steal a diamond studded sword once owned by Charles X. Guards were assaulted. alarms triggered and police alerted as the thieves fled the scene. The sword’s value is incalculable, with diamonds likely targeted for quick sale.
Area water bills may rise as the San Francisco Water Department seeks a rate adjustment to finance essential expenditures for the coming fiscal year. Acting general manager Kenneth R. Hoyd said the increase would not be large, but the department needs funds to fix deteriorating water mains totaling 1,200 miles. Critics note the replacement pace is too slow and risky. A public hearing is set for January 10 at City Hall before the Public Utilities Commission.
A district election controversy follows a fiscal and management scandal. With only one board seat up in March, experts say a single vote cannot shift the majority and Redd’s plan risks failing. Trustees express power limits, as Supt. Ferguson notes elections are not in their control. Filing for the March slot closes December 30, and a court challenge could extend or reopen the period.
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