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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1973
Page
7
Ray Orrock recalls a morning when a stubborn car starter triggers a surge of temper. He describes how frustration rises as he wrestles with the ignition while his wife offers help, and the Bendix spring finally breaks, ending the episode with a sigh and a note of exhausted humor.
A Daily Review survey finds no significant influenza increase in Alameda County, though Santa Clara reports heavier activity. Absentee rates in local schools remain within normal ranges, with Fremont and San Leandro offices noting mild effects. Chabot College extends winter registration due to widespread illness. Hospitals report more upper respiratory cases but stop short of declaring a London flu outbreak.
Hair today and tomorrow shows barber shops still exist with striped poles but now focus on hair styling using modern techniques and materials, replacing the old shave and a haircut era. The feature notes shifts in methods and trends while preserving the social hub aspect.
Hayward area shoreline planning agency will hire geological consultant Harold Goldman to prepare an ecological and geological synthesis of the shoreline area bounded by San Lorenzo Creek and Alameda County line. The work, funded with 12 000 budget, aims to guide land use and recreation development with three months for the report after contract signing.
Livermore campus options were reviewed by Hayward-South County Junior College District trustees. They considered leasing existing buildings and land or temporary portable facilities to meet immediate needs while awaiting formal site planning for Collier Canyon Road. The board favored a permanent site but awaits Livermore City Council action on an assessment district despite an injunction that blocks the SAVE initiative.
Michael Williams reports on Lewis Campbell Sr. a 92-year-old resident of Sunny Glen in San Ramon. After the loss of his wife in 1972 he faces loneliness, but his mind stays sharp and he pursues religion and service to the Mormon Church while looking to a possible final year in 1973.
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