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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
6
A funeral for Mary Rabb drew no attendees as a staff member read the service aloud in an empty room. Matt Rel, born November 14, 19XX, never married or worked, died on Christmas Day at 2 pm in a convalescent home.
Chabot College student Kristina Anne Theis was attacked on Randy Street as a man stole her purse. The chase led to Windsor where J Adam Laird pursued and retrieved the purse. Officer Lloyd Smith arrested the suspect after a struggle, while Mike Messerault and companions allegedly assaulted Smith before Messeraull was later arrested. The suspect remained in custody on 5250 dollars.
Trains slowed by rain to ensure safe stopping distances as PG&E reports a possible rain related blackout affecting 22 customers near Vista Drive and Eden Avenue in Hayward from 11 33 last night to 12 48 a m. CHP urges chains for Sierra travel while CSAA predicts continued snow showers with up to 16 inches in ski areas, lifting spirits at Sierra resorts.
In San Francisco Blue Cross of Northern California announced a 21 percent rate hike affecting more than 240 000 individual subscribers. The company said group plan rates remain unchanged as they are negotiated with a single group. The rise reflects higher hospitalization costs and other factors driving Blue Cross costs.
Several residences on Missin Boulevard and nearby streets report burglaries with entries pried open or windows broken. Valuables include TVs, stereos, tape decks, and jewelry. some items recovered or unclaimed. No forced entry signs in a number of cases. investigations ongoing with dates ranging Monday to Tuesday.
San Leandro aims for a large development surge with 77 Centiward on Callan Avenue 16 units and a 56-unit third complex on Doolittle Drive. Inwood Corp buys Brunetti estate lands for Lakeside Village expansion, detailing four housing phases and hundreds of units across multiple parcels. Major projects include K Mart at Halcyon and Floresta, Macy expansion at Bayfair, Orchard Park downtown redevelopment amid underground utilities relocations, and a 6 million garbage transfer station with a large park at Bay Regional boundary. The plan foresees 80 stores, a multi-story office building, and forthcoming senior center efforts near East 14th Street, plus city hall upgrades and housing rehabilitation funded by federal programs.
Publisher Floyd Sparks presented The Daily Review Award for Valor to Mrs Ruth Orta of Newark. Sparks delivered the honor and a $50 check yesterday for her heroism on December 12 when she drove a Newark school district bus full of students to safety amid an incident.
Right members of a counterfeiting ring were arrested in San Francisco and $100,000 in counterfeit $100 bills seized by Secret Service agents. The ring was not the source of bills surfacing in South County. James Porter of San Jose, Williams J. Tuckett, 23, of Daly City, were named in the announcement.
Eden hospital shows 1.5 percent drop from last year and nearly 5 percent below November 1973, needing 50 to 60 percent bed occupancy to break even. Leaders blame competition, staff issues, and public image, with calls to raise rates or reorganize management ahead of a January board session.
ROSEBURG Oregon Richard Honeck 97 died in a Roseburg nursing home after moving to Oregon in 1964 with his niece Clara Orth to start a new life on a chicken farm He had been paroled in 1963 after 64 years in prison for murdering a teacher and had little memory of his years behind bars before slowly fading in old age.
Western diplomats report Soviet teenage bubble gum bandits blocking a road near Leningrad five miles northwest. Up to six youths form a line across the road and rush cars, asking for gum or Western items. Experts advise continuing to drive to avoid encounters.
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