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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
11
Carl Payne, a San Francisco cable car gripman, won first place in the gripman bell ringing contest at the Cable Car Celebrity Bell-Ringing event in Union Square. Rose Hospital Auxiliary of Hayward participated as contestants in the annual competition.
The government awards 11.5 million to fund new safety vehicle programs aimed at high fuel efficiency, low pollution, and advanced restraints. Calspan and Minicars receive contracts to develop test vehicles with innovative designs including gullwing doors and a two seat crew, promising tough crash safety standards and potential commercial cost estimates.
In Assen and The Hague, Moluccan militants stage coded Morse pleas for help while urging negotiations. Officials warn force may be used if the siege continues, with the hostage crisis at a train, a school, and ongoing talks failing to end the standoff.
City officials debate ongoing requests for funds over the coming year touching on park capital projects, library staffing, and proposed capital needs. Support shifts hinge on recreation bond plans, AC Transat bus access, and community programs while a re evaluation is planned six months hence.
A Chicago area bank collapse involved Ettelson, a noted civic figure and former college board chairman who died last December at age seven. Counsel for the bank’s demise described unsecured personal loans and secured notes, with land collateral in two undeveloped plots. Local figures defend Ettelson while questions linger over loan recoveries and a looming foreclosure sale.
A federal grand jury indicted nine people including Tom Hanson Candy, 55, of Union City, charging possession of about 150000 dollars worth of copper cable stolen from the Oakland Naval Supply Center. Candy is hospitalized. charges include three counts of possession and one count of conspiracy.
A 27-year-old Oakland man was held on 5155 bail after attempting to cash a check with insufficient funds. He was detained by police near a Hesperian Boulevard parking lot and faced several traffic warrants and a reported possession of a hypodermic needle.
Two South County men, Steven Horton of Union City and Peer Sot of San Leandro, escaped from Santa Rita Jail around 10 p.m. last night. Horton, held on a parole violation, was suspected of burglary and receiving stolen property while Sot had been arrested for drug influence. Jail officials said both were still at large today.
Jean Holmes, chair of Fremont's city commission, was appointed to the AC Transit board, replacing Chester. Her term runs through a federal period, with duties to oversee transit in Oakland and surrounding areas. Holmes has prior ties to Mission San Jose and Newark, with past candidacies for local school boards.
In Hayward and Castro Valley, students sampled future placements during a “try-on” day. Sequoia Elementary and Park School linked activities while Canyon Middle prepares as the district’s sole junior high for seventh to ninth graders.
Two women in western garb robbed the Best Gas Station at 2200 Hesperian Blvd near Hayward yesterday, escaping with at least 152 dollars after threatening the attendant with a revolver. They fled in a white and blue van, described by the station manager. witnesses noted one wore blue jeans and the other a brown wig with a scorpion tattoo.
Ashland sheriff deputies say Jeffrey Lynn Shadow of 14118 Maubert St. killed himself with a long barrel revolver yesterday after heavy drinking. A 2 caliber revolver and 45 rounds were found at the scene. The death is listed as a self-inflicted gunshot with a history of prior attempts.
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