24 Jan 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1977
Page
1
President Carter vows worldwide reduction of arms sales and rapid move toward a comprehensive test ban. He seeks Soviet cooperation, urges allied restraint, and plans domestic policy actions while promising quick, aggressive steps to cut nuclear stockpiles.
Washington dispatch outlines Carter aims for a worldwide arms sale reduction with swift Soviet accords to ban atomic tests and cut nuclear stockpiles. He rejects a U S moratorium on weapons sales as abrupt and plans to widen black appointments while boosting women in top roles. He anticipates a fireside chat within a week and a 90 day energy policy with a May 1 welfare reform plan. Secretary Vance will tour the Middle East within a month.
Amy Jensen a longtime Hayward resident and organizer in local groups died Saturday in San Jose. She was the last surviving Jensen child from the Jensen Ranch family and a member of numerous civic and charitable organizations. Funeral services will be at Sorenson Brothers Mortuary Hayward Wednesday at 1 30 p m with burial at Lone Tree Cemetery. A Celebration of Life is planned Sunday at Eden United Church of Christ Hayward. For information call Lone Tree Cemetery.
A Newark ruling favors former city official Tony Nelson, dismissed 15 months ago, potentially restoring him to his post and awarding about 29000 dollars in back pay. The order returns the matter to the city council for a reinstatement decision, further hearings, or an appeal.
In Brussels Mondale reassured NATO ambassadors of a widening US commitment to the alliance even as the Carter administration seeks defense budget reductions. He urged European allies to match any US spending gains and emphasized defense growth while pushing for arms talks with the Warsaw Pact to stabilize the balance.
Bay Area Rapid Transit district disallows fan events amid game plans. Decoto Fire Protection District board schedules a special meeting to consider a trogan contract for fire service from Union City. A San Francisco jail sentence for a New World Liberation Front courier linked to threats against the Board of Supervisors is reported. History professors rate America's greatest president. Spain sees senior judiciary chief kidnapped by leftist guerrillas. Pebble Beach Pro Am winner Tom Wanson fulfills 40 year dream. Consumer questions loom over watch refunds and fraud concerns. South County weather forecast notes fair conditions today and tomorrow.
Dudley Borowich's fifth graders at Treeview Elementary organized five committees to set self directed water saving rules. They urged not leaving faucets running and using bath water again while cautioning against excessive pool use and daily dog baths.
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