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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1975
Page
1
A simple guide to a pleasant Saturday in South County highlights ideas and events for a leisurely day. Tips focus on local spots, good weather, and family friendly activities for a relaxed weekend mood.
Cal State Hayward Reader's Theater stages Lenny Bruce Words Dont Hurt at the Studio Theater 25800 Hillary Street tonight at 8 15. Admission is 2 general and 1 for students. For more information call 881 2261.
A symposium for men and women titled Feeling Free to be You and Me begins at Chabot at College this morning at 8 30 and runs through the day. Admission is free, lunch is 1 75. For information call 762 3000.
Story time for school age children starts at 11 a.m. today at the main Hayward Library on 22737 Mission Blvd and at the Weekes branch on 27300 Patrick Ave. Craft time with Valentines topics begins at 2 p.m. at both locations. No registration or charge. Call 541-5464 for more information.
The San Francisco International Photo Show closes tomorrow at the Hilton Hotel on Mason and Farrell streets. Hours today are noon to 10 pm and tomorrow noon to 6 30 pm. Exhibits include cameras, gear, a gallery, lectures, films, and events. Admission is 3 with 1 discount ticket from camera dealers. Washington Regulators cost you money report airs tonight on channels 7 11 and 13.
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Pokie the poodle died after pulling seven year old Nikki Caddell from a backing car’s path in front of her Pasadena home. Nikki suffered a puncture wound to the right arm and was treated at Huntington Memorial Hospital.
Driving rain and howling winds hammer Northern California yesterday as a Pacific storm walloped the region. Snow blanketed Mt. Shasta with 24 inches by Friday night, six inches fell at Norden near Donner, and portions of the Bay Area faced downed lines and power outages. Interstate 5 closed between Redding and Eureka, chains were required on many roads, and a house fire sparked by a video of a gas meter caused $4,000 in damages. A passerby helped a mother and two children escape through a window before fire crews arrived.
The Diocese of Oakland announces a permanent diaconate program amid priest shortages. A 6 month orientation for up to 25 candidates begins Oct 4, with an educational drive to meet a June 15 application deadline. The plan, approved by Bishop Hoyd L Begin, follows a Senate of Priests study. The program will ordain deacons who can baptize weddings and distribute communion but not hear confessions or celebrate Mass.
Milpitas Ford plans massive layoffs affecting about 2550 workers as the Milpitas facility will idle operations for a week and related car and truck plants trim output. In Newark, Peterbilt Motors reportedly cuts about 50 percent of its workforce though company officials did not confirm.
Frank Zarbs testimony to the Senate Interior Committee on Ford energy plan projects higher costs for motorists. He cites $17 more per month for 60 gallons under rationing and details pricing under various schemes. Morton urges approving Ford plan as part of a long term move to reduce oil imports, while Kennedy proposes mandatory gasoline allocations to curb imports and inflation.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr announced a $67 million contract with California Dental Services that trims services for the 2.3 million Medi Cal recipients. Redefined essential care cuts include annual cleanings for most, no child under six for fluoride or full mouth X rays, and a shift to a minimal basic care standard while dentists keep fees flat for the year.
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