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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1976
Page
9
A red white and blue balloon crash landed near the East River in Queens. An FAA official said the craft touched down safely beside a helicopter and officers queried the pilot, who was not immediately identified or arrested.
In Hayward and nearby areas counterfeit $100 bills were passed at ten Southland shopping center stores. Police say two bills were turned in yesterday and one was given to officers. the note is slightly smaller than real. Suspect Gilbert Fullerswood of Culver City, tied to twelve counterfeit bills, allegedly swapped goods worth 528 to 00 and changed in a parked car, which remains missing. Officers suspect an accomplice. serial number listed as Lisssee70D.
Superior Court Judge Sabraw tentatively orders Fremont voters to choose two school board members in the March 8 election instead of one. The order becomes permanent after a Monday hearing, with two trustees to be removed by drawing of lots, reducing the board from seven to five. The move follows a 1875 referendum and reshapes seats for the next election amid a plaintiff’s class action challenging the previous single-trustee vote.
Eden Hospital Director Bill Stone, 60, listed in fair condition after suspected mild heart attack. He reported chest pains at home Tuesday and was admitted to Kaiser Hospital Hayward for tests and observation. Stone served 18 years on the Fiden Hospital board and was defeated in the November election.
Pacific Gas and Electric announces plans to erect a 160 foot meteorological tower near PL Arena to collect wind data for a potential turbine site. The location was chosen by the U S Energy Research and Development Administration as a candidate for one of four national wind-powered generating units.
City managers from Union City Newark Fremont and officials discuss payroll tax as a potential statewide measure to balance tax equity. They note many workers live outside their cities yet work there and caution that local tax schemes risk unfair gaps without broader statewide adoption.
Hans survived a near fatal injury and pneumonia with a team of surgeons and ongoing rehabilitation. He began to grasp objects, react to voices, and show progress in mobility and speech after weeks of intensive therapy at the hospital. His mother, father, and grandmother from Germany supported his slow but steady return toward a meaningful life.
Highway Patrol cautioned drivers against red fog lamps citing illegality. Officials noted most fog lamps are amber and that several manufacturers now offer red lenses, risking legal trouble for buyers.
Police confirm a man has assaulted a staff member twice at Grady Hospital Rape Crisis Center and has sent a list of future victims all workers there. The case adds to a string of violent crime and threats surrounding the facility.
Elizabeth Hoefle 22 of Hayward outmaneuvers a teenage thief at Vicki's Karrousel 446 W Harder Bowd at 8 20 p m. She grabs the shirt collar and wrist, pins him, regains 90 dollars from the cash register, and the robber leaves behind a toy pistol. The ice cream parlor is a family business. the father is hospitalized.
Hayward and Sunol school districts show incumbents filing for reelection. Albert Lepore, president of the board, is the first official candidate in Hayward with Marvin Weinreb also taking papers. In Sunol, David B Hoxie filed yesterday to become the first candidate in his district.
City officials report multiple federal funding prospects for Hayward San Leandro and Union City projects. Potential grants cover overpasses, hall renovations, sewer work, wheelchair ramps, and city hall space, with totals in the low millions to hundreds of thousands, while New Haven and Oakland also outline unrelated Economic Development Agency priorities and start-up timing.
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