Sidewalk Swinger Falls Victim To Rising Bridge
A walk across a drawbridge on Dodge Island turned perilous as the bridge began to lift. The man clung on as it rose then lowered, continuing his stroll after the danger passed.
13 Jan 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1975
Page
1
A walk across a drawbridge on Dodge Island turned perilous as the bridge began to lift. The man clung on as it rose then lowered, continuing his stroll after the danger passed.
Ronald Ziegler, Nixon's former aide, calls the ex-president a beaten man living in exile on his San Clemente estate. He blasts government actions, charges of Watergate leniency, and plans to bill Nixon for transport and mail. Ziegler notes Nixon's pending memoirs and criticizes handling of presidential papers and equipment.
South County districts show wide pay gaps among superintendents. Ray Arveson of Hayward leads with a 6900 annual salary, while Fremont’s Supt William Bolt earns 35000. Sund Glen Elementary's 155 students are led by Supt George Bury.
Congress Democrats propose a broad package including a tax cut likely above 10 billion, wage and price controls, possible gas rationing, more credit, jobs and housing. Speaker Carl Albert says action is swift with tax bill within 60 days and rest within 90 days.
The January 13, 1975 edition from Hayward, California features 48 pages and a price of 15 cents. The issue date anchors a daily paper likely covering local news, events, and notices for the Hayward area.
Barbara Wilson, 46, was stranded for four days after her car left a mountain road in Los Padres National Forest between Ojai and Maricopa. She crawled to the canyon bottom with a leg injury, spent frigid nights under car floor mats, and was rescued Sunday after four teenagers reported her cries. A passerby declined to help, saying he did not want to get involved.
New York report outlines Citizens Against Sacrilege in the Media, Inc. founded by Andrew McCauley to press antiblasphemy laws and push blasphemers out of business. He cites Broadway shows and magazines as targets while noting prosecutors rarely pursue cases.
Harold Alameda, former Fremont schools finance chief fired amid controversy, reveals in an upcoming Daily Review interview that he knowingly broke laws to aid the district. He portrays himself as a scapegoat in a power struggle, notes a failed reinstatement bid, and warns the district is nearing bankruptcy.
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