23 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1975
Page
1
Arveson considers accepting a Minneapolis superintendent post while Hayward board negotiates a contract. Key disputed items include salary duties retirement and start date. Arveson stresses commitment to finish the year and help the district, with no salary-driven motive cited.
In Hayward California a Tuesday blaze at Brier School caused about 175 000 dollars in damage. The fire disrupted the main office and destroyed most student records and many books in the library. The 470 student campus was closing for Christmas and students could return January 5 without room changes. Administrators investigated the administrative office area for the cause.
A Alameda County jury convicted Castro Valley based executives Marra and Montalvo on 12 counts of grand theft involving 12 victims who were allegedly fleeced of 248 515 in a real estate scheme. They will be sentenced February 10, facing up to 18 years.
A stranger named Ursula plots an unusual Christmas plan in a crowded New York City scene. A voice inside urges giving to those with less, guiding Ursula to shop a large store for a meaningful, unseen gift while shoppers bustle around last-minute presents.
Ford signs an energy bill saying it is only a beginning and urges immediate congressional action to deregulate natural gas. Moray Fund calls the measure a start and pushes four key aims including price control freedom, strategic storage, fuel switching, and boosted production with federal state programs.
The government accuses medical groups of violating antitrust laws by barring doctor advertising. FTC official Alfred Dougherty says ads would inform the public about doctor prices, qualifications, schools, specialties, and honors, while groups deny the charge and vow to fight.
San Leandro council unanimously naming Wesley McClure City Manager Emeritus and appointing him shoreline adviser for two years without pay. McClure retires New Year’s Eve after 27 years as city manager and agrees to continued volunteer service. The resolutions ensure his involvement in shoreline development, with a ceremonial note about eternal emeritus status.
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