Hayward schools may remain open with no teacher lay offs
Supt. Ray Arveson told the Hayward school board that enrollment decline is expected to stay about the same next year, allowing more openings without layoffs for the 1973-74 school year. He estimated a drop near 1,200 students and noted some small enrollments in elementary schools have held or grown.
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Hayward airport grows with community concerns
Hayward's aviation activity rises as annual takeoffs and landings near 330 000, sparking worry from nearby residents. Since 1969, 13 aircraft incidents have occurred near the Hayward Air Terminal, seven of which were ground loss of control fender-benders. FAA and airport officials work to curb accidents and noise amid suburban neighbor tensions.
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Reagan approves California earthquake panel recommendations
Governor Ronald Reagan swiftly endorses 98 proposals from the Governor's Earthquake Council after a nine month study on earthquake preparations, aid responses, and impacts. Council chairman James G. Stearns urges rapid implementation, comparing risk to ticking time bombs. The council was formed on the first anniversary of the San Fernando quake that killed 62 and caused over $300 million in damage.
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Computerized crime data system to curb burglaries
Stanford researchers teamed with Alameda County police to study burglary patterns. They propose a countywide computerized information system linking Hayward Newark Union City Fremont and the sheriff to correlate cases. Patrol officers would initiate investigations with detective back-up, improving evidence collection and suspect matching.
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Santa serves warrant in Santa suit at Muir Street home
Hayward police used a Santa Claus disguise to deliver a search warrant at 24856 Muir Street. Richmond Hughes 27 and Gregory Hughes 24 were arrested with eight ounces of marijuana, LSD, amphetamines, seconal, barbiturates, and paraphernalia. Robert Gi Soule of Fremont was arrested for visiting a place where narcotics were kept.
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South County Faces Chance of Rain Tonight
Clouds will cover South County tonight bringing a 40 percent chance of rain. Temperatures will stay mild with highs near 58 and lows around 48 to 50 as skies shift to partly cloudy tomorrow.
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College Park impounds Whisperjet over back taxes in dispute
Suburban College Park officials seized the Whisperjet after alleging Eastern Airlines did not pay 55 000 in back taxes. The jet was in a maintenance hangar at the Atlanta airport. City marshal T C Smith said the action would seek appropriate judicial remedies. The mayor Ralph Presley noted the hangar is disputed territory within city lines and that the bill dates back to 1965.
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Apollo 17 Lands Safely in the Pacific Ocean
Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan and Schmitt landed in the South Pacific aboard the USS Ticonderoga at 11:25 a.m. PST after a splashdown with three parachutes. They reported all crew in good shape, hailed the mission as highly productive, and described recovery operations as smooth amid a television audience.
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Prelude to a Freeze Causes Cold Snap Night
Peter Owens ten of Helen Georgia grabs a giant icicle formed from water on Troy Mountain. Weather bureau reports Georgia in for another night of freezing weather promising a harsh period ahead.
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