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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1973
Page
1
A terse anecdote recalls Volpani from Sweden arriving with his two sons and a novel device he plugged in to supply new wall frames. A mention follows of Mrs. Sharnel moving a Pleasanton five years ago from New York.
SAN LEANDRO The city council selected Myron Temple a 58 year old bail bondsman to fill the late Vice Mayor Alvin Kant’s seat until a successor is chosen in April. Temple will not run in the election. Reactions ranged from praise of fairness to critique that the council bypassed others.
President Nixon signed a bill to subsidize Health Maintenance Organizations providing a year of care for a single annual fee. The measure, backed by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, earmarks 250 million through 1978 to test nationwide HMO networks. Nixon spoke from San Clemente, noting it as a step toward better health care and plans to propose national health insurance next year.
Will Smith Hayward appoints Armani Turcell Turcott to collect delinquent fees including business licenses motel taxes water and sewer charges. In two months he has about $5,000 in past due amounts and plans focus on unlicensed businesses. Council backed the post as officials say revenue losses from past due fees may be substantial.
Weather forecast notes cloudy skies, a slight chance of rain tonight at 30 percent rising to 60 percent later. Highs in the upper 50s tomorrow, lows in the 40s, with continued unsettled conditions and mainly mild temperatures across the region.
General Motors announced the largest auto industry production cutback, temporarily halting 10 plants and laying off about 86,000 workers, 38,000 of them indefinitely, as it shifts toward smaller models amid fuel shortages and a weak national economy.
In England researchers found a spoonful or two of honey before revelry may ease hangovers by slowing alcohol absorption. The California Department of Food and Agriculture noted in a Friday release that honey with grapefruit juice and ice is said to promote sleep and prevent stomach upset the next morning.
Colebrook NR United Press report cites Norman Zimmerman of Scientists Cooperative Industries testing a bacteria produced gasoline additive. He says it could cut fuel consumption by up to 18 percent and reduce auto pollution. production methods include solar energy to grow bacteria or using garbage as nutrients. Collaboration with Donald Clarke of Norwalk, Conn. | Project costs may reach 200000 to 300000 dollars for testing. government funding viewed as essential to scale.
Fremont school trustee Joly Camara, now living in Cloverdale and commuting to meetings, has been absent from multiple hearings since July. He previously listed Corrigan Court and Eggers Drive as addresses, now cites 292 Keystone Drive. If he permanently moves, he may resign. a trustee must reside in the district or face automatic loss of office. Camara’s term runs to June 30, 1975.
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