04 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1976
Page
1
President Ford signs a proclamation ending the a barrel tariff on imported crude oil that he imposed last year. He says the energy conservation bill makes the extra fee unnecessary for national security and retroactive to December 22. The price rise goals aim to curb U S consumption over 40 months and mimic tariff effects.
A young sailor Mark Hamil 22 his wife Kay 22 and their infant Fatasia 4 have sheltered in Mission Bay Campland since Christmas Eve to save for an Imperial Beach apartment due Jan 29 at 142 dollars a month. They planned to stay until then and cover the two months required advance. Page 8.
NBC News reports a national poll of 2,836 adults from Dec 16 to Dec 21 showing a majority are angry at the government, anxious about the economy, and doubt President Ford can fix it. The findings were discussed on What America Thinks as a major TV news survey.
A compact bibliographic notice for the Hayward California Review issue 61 Me with 352 pages priced at 35 cents. It notes the publication details and price without further editorial content.
A new Central Medical Emergency Dispatch service began New Year's Day in Alameda County unincorporated areas and will expand to Newark Fremont and Union City. CMED coordinates ambulance calls from a central shelter on 150th Avenue San Leandro with 68 ambulances and on-site hospital briefings to speed treatment. The program, funded by a 666 500 federal grant, aims to cover the entire county and add five subsections beyond the dispatch center.
A new coordinated dispatch system has been launched in Alameda County aiming to streamline emergency responses. Officials say the service could improve response times and potentially save lives in future incidents.
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