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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1975
Page
5
In Sedalia Missouri a man named Bob Johnson reported losing more than 1000 dollars from his appliance store in a shopping center lot Tuesday night. An anonymous person later handed the entire sum to police, with no explanation given.
Most businesses and offices shutter for New Year’s Day with limited hours tonight and closed tomorrow. Southland Hayward Fremont Hub stores finish by 5–6 p.m. and groceries by 6–7 p.m. Banks, post office, and offices close. transit runs holiday or Sunday schedules with reduced late-night service.
Police blotter items detail numerous burglaries and thefts across Soult County. Break ins include vehicles, residences, stations, and businesses with items such as cash, calculators, tape decks, radios, and tools taken. Several entries note forced entry and missing power equipment.
Blizzard and fair skies mix for travelers in Northern California with snow in the Sierra. Some slopes report poor to fair cover while others offer good skiing. Bay Area forecasts show fair days with chances of showers weekend and temperatures dipping to the low 40s at night. Interstate 0 over Drama Summit Highway 50 over Echo Summit Highway AA over Carson Pass and Highway 80 west of Lake Tate reported open by the State DOT.
Centerville post office reports longer lines before month end mainly due to staff shortages. Manager Jack Kulus says demand remains normal, with churches mailing pledge forms to beat higher rates. The rate hike was upheld by the federal Court of Appeals after overturning a December injunction by Judge Sirica.
Police watch for suspect Steven A. Gilman of Concord after he allegedly swallowed a 1.2 carat diamond during a Fremont Fashion Center gem incident. Clerk John C. Miguelgorry reported a swap for a fake stone and a demand for charges in exchange for the jewel. Gilman was taken to hospital for non surgical removal after failed vomiting, with the diamond not recovered as of report. Weather and road updates follow for nearby areas with several highways closed and snow conditions improving in parts of the Sierra Nevada.
Andrei Sakharov shows his 27 year old grandson Matvei the Nobel Peace Prize citation. Salon was granted access to present the prize and his wife attended on his behalf.
Gudok reports in Moscow that Mira Sofia S. Korobkina will mark her 120th birthday on New Year’s Day. The village-born woman from Lipetak region has “never been to see a doctor” and the basis for her age remains unverified.
A 23 year old Hayward man Ronald Silva was arrested for possession of $1,220 in stolen property. He was taken from his mother's Hayward home after police linked items to two burglaries and found gear pawned at Eden Loan Co. A rifle and stereo equipment were among the items allegedly bought at a San Leandro flea market.
USC student Victoria Laughlin named 1976 Maid of Cotton in Memphis from five finalists at the 37th National Cotton Council judging. Edward Murphy, an El Cajon city council candidate and former Pueblo CO prisoner, runs for office as stock markets rise and national events unfold.
Mamie Eisenhower was taken from her Gettysburg farm to Walter Reed Army Medical Center by Secret Service request around 9 am. Police escorted the ambulance as she remained in poor health, marking her third hospital trip this year and her 79th birthday on November 8.
The plan estimates up to 40 million dollars for multilingual voter materials. Tunney calls the figure vastly exaggerated and argues the law aims only at providing materials upon request. An implementation plan would mail a bilingual English language pamphlet with a note offering Spanish and Chinese versions to those who return a postage paid card.
Theodore Kubikin, 50, a Castro Valley businessman and former Redwood Road development partner, died of an apparent heart attack in his office. A New York native, he had lived in Castro Valley before moving to Danville with his wife Joan. He survived by his father and a daughter in Los Angeles. He helped form Value World development, later Pay Less, and served as Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce president in 1962. He was a fire commissioner and active in local boards. WWII frogman and former LAPD member. Funeral Friday at Chapel of the Valley Mortuary. Donations to the heart fund requested in lieu of flowers.
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