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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1976
Page
8
A red white and blue hot air balloon caused rush hour disruption over Manhattan before landing near the East River in Queens. Officials said the balloon was in good condition and no immediate arrest was confirmed, with the FAA noting it remained a police affair.
In Hayward a female ice cream parlor clerk at Vicki's Kartousel on West Harder Road thwarted a teen robber at 9 20 p m. She wrestled him to the floor, recovered $80 from the cash register, and the suspect fled leaving a toy pistol behind. Police said the incident involved Filizabelst Hoefle, 22, aiding the family business.
Hayward area trustees filed for reelection. Albert Lepore, board president, is the first candidate in his district. Marvin Weinreb has taken out papers but not filed. In Sunet Glen, David B Hoxie filed to become the first candidate for the district, as elections set for March 8.
Superior court Judge Sabraw tentatively ordered Fremont voters to select two school board members in the March 8 election instead of one. If made permanent after a Monday hearing, the ruling would remove two trustees by April, aligning with the 1975 referendum to cut the board from seven to five. Two remaining seats would be open in March and three in 1979, with attorney James L. Blake filing a class action challenging the single trustee election.
Across Seant County a wave of burglaries reported Tuesday through Monday includes homes of Kim Allen Victoria Stack Frances Von Legatt Agustin Hernandez Kyennth Cable Barbara Ann Douglass and David York among others. Items seized include cash jewelry cameras electronics and vehicles with windows pried and doors forced.
A 12 year old boy named Hans faced a dire brain injury with doctors warning of poor outcomes. After multiple surgeries and a grueling 10 week coma, Hans slowly regained movement, speech, and awareness with intensive therapy. He began to respond to voices, string words, and show progress leading to release from hospital and a celebration in his honor.
Hans Martins continues intensive therapy six hours daily with physical therapy from Chas Johnson. He has met two of three goals, rolling to a sit without help and standing briefly, while he aims to take four steps with minimal assistance as his grandmother from Germany supports his recovery and doctors credit youth, intelligence, and staff efforts.
federal funding likely for local projects includes 2.2 million for Hayward Hall of Justice renovations for courtrooms and 797 010 for Centennial Hall upgrades. Union City contemplates moving offices to portable buildings if a permanent site isn’t ready while New Haven officials express cautious optimism. Several cities sought multiple projects under a state aided development program with strict reviews. Oakland would receive about 4 928 000 for the city and 1 42 160 for the school district as tentative approvals.
Highway Patrol officers warned drivers not to use red fog lamps as they are illegal with amber being standard. Officials cautioned several manufacturers have recently offered the red variant, urging motorists to avoid purchasing them.
Two American participants in a hunger strike at Santa Marta jail were hospitalized with unknown conditions. Edward Mize of Lubbock Texas described prisoners as resembling Nazi POWs. Brezhnev's son has been named a minister in the Foreign Trade Ministry amid Soviet political moves. Seventeen Jewish activists remain under house arrest after this week's Jewish Culture Symposium, with one organizer missing.
Pacific Gas and Electric announces plans to erect a 160 foot meteorological tower near Pt Arena to collect data for a potential wind turbine generator. The site is among four federal locations eyed for inland wind power machines by FRDA.
Castro Valley Eden hospital director Bill Stone, 60, was admitted to Kaiser Hospital Hayward after chest pains. He served 18 years on the Eden Hospital board and was defeated in the November election. He remains under observation in fair condition.
Officials in Union City Newark and Fremont weigh payroll tax implications as cities struggle with workers leaving in and out. City managers push for statewide uniform policy to avoid inequities while Oakland San Leandro and San Francisco push similar measures.
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