Birthday Gift Fights for Galloway Family Amid ICU Struggles
Michael Galloway’s mother Dorothy lies in St. Rose ICU after ruptured ulcer worsened by lupus and kidney failures. The family faces mounting bills of about 17000 dollars with Teamsters insurance covering up to 10000 and Medi Cal application pending. A community fund has been started to help cover costs as the first birthday approaches for Michael, born premature but now healthy, while his mother’s condition remains critical.
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Galloway
Michael
St. Rose Hayward
William
St. Rowe
Tim
Galloways
Dorothy Gall
Cecil Murray
Lake Tahoe
Tahoe Hospital
St. Rose
Steven Oppenheimer
Dorothy Galloway
Teamsters Union
Emeryville
Medi-Cal
Inflation slows in December 1974 CPI report
The December CPI showed a 0.7 percent rise, the smallest since April, while the year ended with a 10.1 percent inflation rate. Bay Area prices jumped 2.76 percent in San Francisco Oakland, with housing up 47 percent and food up 2.9 percent. The index reached 155.4 in December 1967 dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Pri Fornere
San Francisco
Oakland
Department of Labor
Bay Area
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Bridey Murphy tale grips locals in hypnosis claims
In a split world of belief Gretchen Gottlieb tells of being Gretchen Murphy in Bismarck era Germany under hypnosis. Husbands pastors and professors debate whether reincarnation or satanic power explains the German speech and intertwined memories.
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Gretchen Gottlieb
Shades of Bridey Murphy
Elton
Delores Day
Gretchen Gotten
Bismarck
Germany
Ate Jay
Ebeswalde
Clerk in Leandro Foils Robbery at Dutton Liquors
A San Leandro clerk shot and killed an Oroville man during a robbery at Dutton Liquors late at night. Lawrence H. Roe, 23, fired a .22 pistol, but the clerk drew his weapon in a brief concealed moment, wounding Roe and himself. Roe died at San Leandro Memorial Hospital. Seaman, 36, sustained a shoulder wound and was treated.
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San Leandro
Oroville
Lawrence H. Roe
Dutton Liquors
Gxe
Ronald Seaman
Hoe
Seaman
Roe
San Leandro Memorial
Heyward Daily Review echoes Morning News in 1978 issue
The Daily Review from Heyward California mirrors The Morning News header on Tuesday January 21 1978. The front section carries a consolidation and continuation note with pricing and issue identifiers.
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The
Daily Review
Morning
Heyward
California
Hayward Trustees Seek Tax Election To Fund District
School trustees voted to keep options open by initiating the legal steps for a special tax election. The board approved an amended inter district agreement with New Haven to bus up to 40 students from Union City. The proposal calls for a three year revenue limit increase from 891 to 1174 per student for 1977 78 and a local tax rate rise to 477 per 100 assessed value in 1977 98, adding about 28.18 dollars in tax to a 30000 home. The May 27 election could be cancelled by April 25 if state funding alters plans. Trustee Marvin Weinreh urged keeping options open while awaiting county counsel papers.
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Y Michael
Hayward
New Haven
Up T A
Union City
Marvin Weinreh
Corinne Aitken
Ehret
San Lorenzo voters eyed for possible tax hike election
San Lorenzo school district may ask voters to approve a $1.2 million revenue increase and raise the tax rate from 4.31 to 4.91 per 100 of assessed value, potentially adding $37.50 to a $32,000 home. Trustees authorized a forthcoming election for review, though Supt. Paul Ehret said details depend on economy, budgets, and enrollment.
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Rita Resare
San Lorenzo
Paul Ehret
Ehret
Morning Fog Hits City Weather Update
The forecast notes morning fog will likely reduce visibility with a similar high temperature later. Officials urge caution for drivers as mist lingers into late morning and early afternoon.
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Mare
Heart surgery without pain killer saves stabbing victim
Herman Paulk, stabbed in Palisades Park, was carried to Santa Monica Medical Center with his heart pierced. Doctors performed immediate open chest repair without anesthesia, lifting the heart to sew the wound and restoring life after he was declared essentially dead.
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Santa Monica
UPS
Herman Paulk
Paulk
Santa Monica Medical’ Center
William G., Prested
Priested
Polite
Janesta Janzen
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Lon Cone
Murray
Linda Hasler
Distri
Jon Landers
Ray Orreck Rew
Thing Oy
Ake
Rettig Stowe
Steck
Theaters Women's World
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Janzeri
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