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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1975

Page

1

Vietnam refugee children learn English in Hayward

In Hayward, Vietnamese refugee families attend English classes at the Lutheran Services Center. Adults study with teacher June Gerlach, while children aged 3 to 15 join sessions run by Kerry Gerlach and Sherry Gilchrisy. The aim is integration into American society and schooling with emphasis on practical language use.

Vietnam Hayward Sadler Inn June Gerlach Gerlach Kerry Gerlach Sherry Gilchrisy Berkeley America

Mayor and land ownership questions surface in Hayward

Hayward Mayor Hene Weinreb faced disclosure questions over undeclared interests in B Street Development Associates. Reports allege partial ownership of property on A and B streets and an undeclared stake in 1338.6 Street and 143 A Street. Weinreb admitted omissions as oversights while her husband, Dr Marvin Weinreb, holds a stake in the development firm. Local officials verify ownerships and document county records.

Hayward Hene Weinreb B Street Developmen Associates Kle Hazleton General Tire Service Co Marvin Weinréb B Street Development Associates County Recorder's Jg Cyne Monson

Daily Review page from Hayward July 10 1975 edition

A historical newspaper fragment from Hayward California dated Thursday July 10 1975. It shows a consolidated Daily Review continuing Morning News, with publication details including page count 44 and price. No specific events or people are readable.

Hayward California

Courthouse site options eyed in Fremont area

Fremont County officials weigh alternate sites for a 2.7 million South County Courthouse as doubts over Ernestwaldi's 10 acre donation linger. Talks center on Citizens Holding Co. land near Walnut and Paseo Padre while Newark offers five acres from its Civic Center site.

Fremont South County Ernestwaldi Paseo Padre Parkway Walnut Avenue Walnut Citizens Holding Co Columbus, Ohio Chesapeake Co Central Business District Newark Civic Center Fiero Civic Center Drive Paseo Padre al Evans Ivaldi Fremont Boulevard Stevenson Boulevard Gene Williams Evans

Brown signs bill easing marijuana penalties in California

Governor Brown signed a law reducing penalties for possession of small amounts of marijuana to a traffic ticket style 100 dollar fine effective January 1. The measure ends jail for an ounce or less but does not decriminalize use. Larger amounts retain jail options with reduced maximums, and minors face severe penalties.

Sacramento UPI California Edmund G. Brown Jr Brown

Power play spoils carnival at Hub event

In Fremont the muscular dystrophy fundraiser carnival at the Hub shopping center was sabotaged when a generator rented for 20 dollars disappeared, leaving candy apples, watermelon, buns, and sodas warm as youths Landie Boyes and his father reported the loss after leaving to fetch more gear. Two men around 19 years old were suspected of theft.

Fremont Hub Landie Boyes

Mind control therapy called behavior modification debated

Washington DCIUPI reports that up to 50,000 Americans receive behavior modification therapy to alter behavior. NIMH director Dr. Bertram Brown defends the practice as not mind control, noting public fear is largely unfounded while warning about quack practitioners. The government funds over 3 million annually for such research and emphasizes quality control amid controversy.

Washington UPI National Institute of Mental Health Bertram Brown Brown NIMH

Trustees OK college pay boosts

California State University Hayward and other state colleges approve a 7.1 percent pay raise for professors librarians and instructional administrators. Non academic staff get 7 to 9 percent increases. Entry level assistant professors rise from 13.4 to about 14 thousand dollars. full professors from 23.42 to about 25.2 thousand. The salary hikes total 33 million, below legislative and trustee requests.

LOS Angelies California State University Hayward Cal State James Nichols United Professors of California Nichols Las Spring

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