24 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
1
Attorney General Levi cites frightened judges and public apathy as factors in rising crime. He urges stricter enforcement while noting most violent crime falls under state law, with FBI data showing a 1 percent increase in early 1975. Levi calls for protest against leniency and favors tougher measures.
The Better Business Bureau offers arbitration for private complaints including TV repair services. In East Bay since May 1973, 87 cases have been handled by 37 volunteer arbitrators, with involvement from professionals across trades.
Auburn AP A Continental Trailways bus driven by Jett Mitchell stopped on Interstate 8 after he was ticketed for 65 mph. The 22 year veteran left the bus and passengers on the curb then returned to finish the trip after another driver convinced him to resume.
Fremont sports fans urged a compromise as trustees unanimously approved a plan to have Supt. Wayne Ferguson meet with supporters of Save Our Sports. The group pressed to restore after school athletics amid proposed cuts, with about 400 showing up and 3,000 signatures backing sports funding.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports the return of Thomas Stafford Vance Brand and Deke Slayton marks the final planned ocean landing and last Apollo flight for years. The piece notes Apollo's era ending before the Space Shuttle era and reflects on Mercury and Gemini as precursors to the dream and risks of Apollo.
APT president Gordon L. Hough says PAT plans to charge after a set number of free calls, aiming to recover 55 million dollars yearly in directory assistance costs. The Public Utilities Commission backs studying rate increases and the public will be shown the reasons for the change.
Old Kit Carson and other Sierra figures return in an Old West revival at Kings Canyon Cedar Grove. Park rangers portray John Muir Joaquin Marietta Nancy Kelsey Mark Twain and Kil Carson in nightly proitum focusing on preservation and national memory. An $8000 National Park Service grant backs the set at the Bicentennial Amphitheater through Labor Day with one personality per evening.
Nice weather will continue with fair skies and light winds. Mostly clear tonight with low clouds and near term temps. Tonight lows around the 50s with tomorrow's highs in the 70s to 80s. Details and extended forecast appear on page 74.
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