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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1976
Page
1
Hayward notices for Thursday January first 1976 report local listings and brief updates from the California city. Details reference price five cents and city happenings including public notices and community items.
A 1963 Moldavian case reports twins switched at birth. Ksenia Tanasov and Maria Zaldo, both mothers, raised the wrong sons. Valery dark skinned with fair features grew up at the Tanasovs, Sergei fair but raised by Zaldos. Court battles ensued. ethics and parental claims tested.
Hayward city officials consider a needs assessment survey to guide additional spending. The plan, organized by a human services committee, aims for a scientific sampling of 5 000 to 7 000 residents, with estimates varying from ten thousand to fifty thousand dollars depending on method.
President Ford signed a measure raising the Medicare premium from 6.70 to 7.20 dollars per month starting July. HEW Secretary David Mathews said the law prevents a higher rise to keep the premium actuarially adequate, despite escalating physician fees and growing Medicare service use. The increase applies to about 24.4 million beneficiaries including seniors and the disabled.
Washington reports the Federal Power Commission ordered an immediate nationwide rise in natural gas prices with another hike planned for July. The action, aimed at easing shortages and boosting production, is projected to add about $360 trillion to 1976 consumer costs and lift the average residential bill by $5.31 annually. The move ends geographic rate setting, with ceilings for well gas rising to 23.5 cents per cubic foot on New Year’s Day and to 29.0 cents on July 1, reflecting policy changes and depletion allowances.
A committee forms to study fundamental schools amid split views on back to basics reforms. Trustees weigh whether to create a Fundamental School and what type to adopt as Board President Joan Hamblin pushes stronger literacy and core skills in the Hayward system.
Daily Review publisher Floyd Sparks presents an Award for Valor and a $50 check to Juan Aguillen of Union City for rescuing 2 year old Nancy Wright from a burning Fremont home on December 20. Aguillen, 19, a former James Logan High School student, broke a window and carried the child to safety, later needing six stitches for a cut hand. Fremont firemen called the act heroic.
President Ford told 23 reporters by the Oval Office fire he expects to defeat Hubert Humphrey in 1976 and to stay in the White House, criticizing slow economic progress and pledging to push for better conditions, while ruling out costly new programs and national health insurance. He urged rivals to publish financial and health records and spoke of a resolve to strengthen moral values.
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