28 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1975
Page
1
The chief economist of the U S Chamber says federal controls on wages and prices could be in place by year end 1976. He notes inflation unemployment and wage settlements tied to the election pace recovery and public mood as key factors.
President Ford approves the burial of Richard Welch at Arlington National Cemetery. A White House spokesman says Welch died in service and is entitled to burial, while noting reports identifying him as a CIA agent contributed to danger and that other agents could face risk if covers are disclosed. Ron Nessen disclosed the decision and cited national service.
Early reports describe a blast and explosion at a major coal mine near Dhanbad in Bihar state trapping 250 to 300 workers, with other accounts suggesting as many as 700 trapped. The collapse occurred about 160 miles northwest of Calcutta, leaving fears of high casualties.
Brightside recalls Hayward’s path to city status as residents prepare a centennial New Year celebration. The feature revisits key figures and events that shaped the community and describes the New Year’s Eve festivities planned for the milestone.
Coach Paul Brown brings the Cincinnati Bengals to Oakland to play the Raiders at the Coliseum. The winner earns a trip to Pittsburgh for the AFC Championship game amid growing Raider skepticism about overcoming the Steelers.
In a surprise outing, Pittsburgh stifles Baltimore 28 10 as Franen Harris scores one TD and setup another, with Mel Blount and Dwight White leading a tough defense that delivers a key touchdown. Barrens fore Tear 75s Vere adds a TD and assist as Pittsburgh eyes the AFC title game against the Oakland Cincinnati winner.
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A reminiscence of Hayward residents recalling past New Year’s Eve celebrations from the turn of the century through the Roaring Twenties and postwar boom. They recall hotels in San Francisco for dancing, costs of ten to twelve dollars per person in the 1920s, and local gatherings at home as a vivid social kaleidoscope. Manuel Riggs, one of Hayward’s early fire chiefs, was often seen at the annual fireman’s ball with his wife Zelda, a highlight described as the era’s most noted social event.
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