Hayward oilman promises then delivers gift for park trust
Hayward businessman Dick Holland announced a $1,680 gift to aid a neighborhood park project at El Dorado Avenue and Sonuna Street. The funds, earmarked in a trust for Residents of the El Dorado Avenue Area for a Neighborhood Park, were deposited after a brief bank run and may shift to Project Eden if the county board does not act. Holland framed the move as pressure on supervisors to respond to needs of financially needy youths.
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el Dorado Avenue
Sonuna Street
Board of Supervisors
Holland
Project Eden
Hayward
The Daily Review Consolidates Morning News Edition
The Daily Review is a consolidation and continuation of The Morning News. It presents a 54 page edition with content continuation and standard daily features. The issue prices 15 cents.
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The
Daily Review
Morning News
Fremont crime trends diverge in first quarter report
FBI statistics show Fremont among cities with 100000 plus population reporting overall crime up 18 percent in early 1975 from 1974, with robberies up 28 percent and burglaries 2 percent. Despite the rise, Fremont’s 1975 first quarter felonies include only three forcible rapes and 28 burglaries, while larceny jumped to 1215 cases in 1975 from 1197 in 1974. Fremont police could not comment.
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Washington
UPL
Edward Levi
Fremont
FBI
Levi
Leyi
Terrorist bombs strike S F federal offices in highrise
In San Francisco two bombs hidden in cigar boxes exploded on a Monday night in the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms division offices on the Mth floor of the Tishman Building on Market Street. The Red Guerrilla Family claimed responsibility by phone, with FBI and police launching an intensive investigation after the blast.
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San Francisco
UPI
Red Guerrilla Family
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Treasury Department
Tishman Building
Market Street
Financial District
FBI
Weather Forecast for South County Clears Skies Tomorrow
The weatherman predicts fair weather in South County through tomorrow with night and morning fog and warmer inland. Highs range from the 70s along the coast to the mid 80s inland, while lows dip in the 50s.
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South County
Four year old gets real fire truck as birthday toy
In Batavia Illinois August Gering turned four as his parents bought a real 1969 Dodge fire truck costing 511 dollars. The 19 foot vehicle with a 500 gallon tank will stay as a family toy and parade item though siren and red lights are not operable by law. August plans to drive it to his school.
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Batavia, Ill
Iap
August Gering
Elynor Gering
Gering
Batavia
Chicago
Mary Sue Bowman
August
John Peterson
St. Charles
Inflation Rises Sharply in June With Higher Gasoline and Used Car Prices
Washington reports consumer prices up 0.8 percent in June, the largest monthly gain this year, driven by fuel oil gasoline and used cars. Over three months prices rise at 7.1 percent annual rate, CPI at 160.6 indicating $100 in 1967 costing $160.60 last month.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
San Leandro plaza plan clears council hearing
San Leandro plans a 12 million centrally located specially shopping center and a pedestrian plaza on West Estudillo Avenue. The city council redevelopment agency heard no opposition, and Barbara Mathews Brooks withdrew objections to her office building nearby. Action deferred to Monday to decide plaza layout and assurances for construction, with two alternate amendments: replace a portion of Estudillo with a plaza linked to the Brooks building and the theater, or keep Estudillo as a through street.
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San Leandro
San Lean
West Estudillo Avenue
East 14Th Street
Washington Avenue
Barbara Mathews Brooks
Plaza
Council-Redevelopment
Estadilio Avenue
Davis Street
Brooks
Washington
Palm Tree Trimming Boosts Hayward Palma Ceia Cleanup
A city tree man Lloyd Watson operated a new palm branch grinder on Pompano Avenue. The device reaches out Sy feet and can work under utility wires, enabling tasks older gear could not. Palma Ceia residents waited two years due to strikes delaying the equipment arrival.
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Pompano Avenue
Palma Ceia
Hayward
Lloyd Watson
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