Alaska Couple Survive 18 Days in Wilderness Trek
Mike and Mrs Masters endured 18 days lost along the Kaneklak River in Alaska after a raft mishap. With only wet clothes a pistol and a knife, they sheltered on riverbank, gathered alder and dried meat, and avoided sleep while awaiting rescue aided by an Alaska National Guard helicopter. They credited friends and a Portland father for starting the rescue ration and plan not to embark again soon.
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Alaska
UPI
Mike
Diabery
Kaneklak
Dillingham
Masters
Portland
Ore
Hayward Daily Review front page July 15 1977
A Friday issue from Hayward California dated July 15 1977 features local notices, briefs, and syndicated items. The page highlights community happenings, upcoming events, and brief local government updates alongside standard ads and notices.
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Hayward
California
Carter urges restraint in helicopter crisis
President Carter calls for restraint as a North Korean helicopter incursion leaves three dead and one captured. He plans to spend a weekend at Camp David while U S and North Korean officials hold talks. White House briefings stress the act was unintentional and the priority is preventing escalation and locating the crew.
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Carter
Carer
Camp David
Americana
White House
Jody Powell
Demilitarized Zone
Powell
Hayward May Hire Women Trainees in Fire Dept Ambition
Hayward may become the first South County city to hire woman firefighter trainees who will live and work with male firefighters. Three women have passed agility tests and are undergoing oral exams with background checks. If cleared, they could join within two weeks and, funded by CETA, train toward full firefighting status within a year as part of the city’s affirmative action program monitored by officials and the Legal Aid Society amid a pending suit from 1975.
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Rich Riggs
Hayward
South County
Leonard City
Joe Vilardi
Fire Department
Wayne Stapp Jr
Police and Fire
City Human Relations Commission
City Fire Department
Legal Aid Society
Alameda County
National Organization of Women
Night of the Animals blackout shocks New York City
New York reports a citywide blackout that halted America’s largest city for about 24 hours. Police deploy over 10,000 officers to prevent looting arson and sniper activity as neighborhoods including Harlem South Bronx and Bedford Stuyvesant endure unrest before lights return and residents reclaim TV air and subway sounds.
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New York
UPL
America
Harlem
South Bronx
Brooklyn
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Castro Valley Incorporation Issue Barnstorms Deadlock
A local Castro Valley citizens task force failed to resolve the incorporation question last night, tying 7 to 7 on whether to pursue incorporation. Chairman Donald Gelles predicted a vote next week on holding an election to decide if Castro Valley should incorporate.
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Glennda Chui
Castro Valley
Igen
Donald Gelles
Board of Supervisors
Alten Orand
Larry Todd
Chamber of Commerce
Orand
Fresno pastor Barbosa held on $100000 bail in kidnap case
Friends and parishioners pledged real estate to bail Luis Barbosa, pastor of Evangelical Zion Temple, 30, of Fresno, charged with kidnapping and raping two girls from a Fresno shopping center on June 28. U.S. Magistrate David Urbán set conditions on the bond, with pledges requiring promissory notes, proof of ownership, and current tax bills. Barbosa, indicted by a federal grand jury, faced further proceedings in Fresno within 10 days.
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Hayward
Luis Barbosa
Fresno
U.S
David Urban
San Francisco
Barbosa
Folsom Ave
Evangelical Zion Temple
Christina Alenin
Norma Milligan
al- Hidavili
California
Mexico
Dakersfield
Urdan
Promis
Sory
Strike warnings and territorial clashes headline page summaries
The edition notes a 24 hour advance warning pledge to union officials for walkouts, Newark votes to condemn a street through Fremont park, and Newark opposing Fremont's 20 year quarry extension. Carter plan on federal gas price controls passes a House committee. Rod Carew eyed for .400 pace with Oakland game upcoming.
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Fremont
Fremont Park
Carter
House
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