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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1976
Page
5
A compact item from the Daily Review in Hayward California dated Monday December 77 1974 reports a local South County scene brief. It notes community events and points of interest likely affecting residents in Hayward and surrounding areas.
The home of Charles and Sarah Richardson was burglarized early Christmas day while the family slept. A thief took a handbag and a wallet from Richardson’s pants as the couple slept, leaving the pants by the bed. Police reported the theft discovered Saturday at 5 term.
Thieves broke a large window with a metal pipe at International Camera Mart, 3130 State St. They stole three Wii components and a portable television, valued at about 14 dollars. A cleanup crew arrived Saturday around 10:90 am, police reported.
A 19 year old man,Alexander Len Rodrigues, was taken into custody at 39632 Sutter Drive at 1 36 PM after witnesses saw a man with a shotgun fleeing in a brown van. Police recovered three shotgun shells from Rodrigues coat pocket and a wood handled knife. No injuries were reported.
Fremont Country Bay School extends state education grant adding 15 spaces for child care. Eligible parents in job training or with moderate income can receive free care. reduced rates exist, from five to 28 cents per hour. Income limit tops at $1500 a month. Director Inez Hoss notes the grant coverage.
A new series of five Chinese cooking classes starts in January at the Coop, 3667 Castro Valley Blvd. Sessions run Thursdays from 6:45 to 8:30 p.m. Learn to prepare won ton, fried rice, pork, chow mein and more. Enrollment is limited. register with a $5 check to instructor Janice Law Lowry at San Antonio Court, Walnut Creek, or call 9374587 for more information.
New Haven outlines a quarter of vocational courses at the water quarter of the New Haven adult school. Programs include television servicing welding auto mechanic welding and fine sewing tailoring offset printing and income tax preparation. Evening classes mainly at James Lagan High School Union City with some Sunday sessions at 637 Hinn City. Most classes free except welding, drivers training, and the fee for the quarter.
Eden Hospital board meets at 8 p.m. at 20100 Lake Chabot Road Castro Valley with a conference firm. Tomorrow a New Zealand slide show sponsored by Castro Valley Glen’s club at 12:45 p.m. in Willow Park Golf and Country Club. Children’s movies shown daily at 2 p.m. through Thursday at Niles Library with films including Selfish chore in Charles Ticken’s Christmas and The Cart in the Hat. Hayward Environmental Quality Commission meets 7:30 p.m. at city Center building 22300 Foothill Blvd to review Gainsbrook Court subdivision in Woodland Estates area.
Qual ity Packaging, Inc. of Hayward reports December orders for nuts surging beyond any prior December. The firm, with 25 workers across three shifts, doubled expected volume and foresees a record month near $200,000. Sales of peanut butter rise nationwide and supply disruptions threaten cashews amid political unrest in southern Africa.
Alameda County planner Leona Ward reports San Leandro plans to dispose of dredging spoils near shoreline on Jeras Corp site face opposition from Public Works Director Richard Ward and Barbara Shockley. U S Army Corps of Engineers may begin a $400000 dredging project next June with limited disposal sites. Save San Francisco Bay group to review after holidays while city seeks a compromise balancing environment and industrial development.
West side of Union City Boulevard sees 40 to 60 year old structures demolished to make way for a four lane arterial with medians and landscaping. About six tenths of a mile of widening costs five million dollars aided by a Federal Highway Administration grant. Condemnation affects six parcels while the city buys 21 total, with a historical courthouse site marker planned and a printing press given to the Washington Township Historical Society.
Hayward Campus hosts Saturday courses with 81 offerings including administration of justice, early childhood development, merchandising and travel and tourism. A new CPR course teaches emergency life saving skills. Open to California residents who are high school graduates or 14 or older. Registration tomorrow 8am to 8pm or Wednesday 9am to noon in building 300. Call 782-3019 ext 48 for details.
An Oakland woman held to answer for grand theft over allegedly swindling an elderly San Lorenzo resident out of hundreds of dollars at Southland shopping center. Hayward figures include a 36 year old mobile home dealer charged with two counts after a three month probe. Fremont shoplifters sentenced for liquor theft. a Hayward man convicted of drunken driving with probation. a Maywood man held on manslaughter tied to a beating. and other local results from Hayward and Fremont courts.
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