Hayward Commission Urges Over $225000 in Social Funding
The social development commission urged the city to allocate more than 225000 in federal revenue sharing for 14 social service programs next year. It will forward its funding plan, including 31000 for the Family Tutorial Program and 35000 for semisenior citizen programs, to the city council in a budget work session Saturday.
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Hayward
Social Development Commission
Commission
Boys Club of
Eden Area
Y.M.C.A
Mt. Eden
Drowning Boy Saved at Hayward Pool Incident
An Oakland boy William Woodley Jr. was revived after drowning at a apartment pool on Orchard Ave 605 in Hayward. About 14 people were present when the incident occurred and he was taken to St Rose Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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Oakland
Hayward
Castro Valley rape attempt reported near apartment laundry
A Castro Valley woman reported a white male about 20 climbed a fence behind her apartment and attempted to rape her near the laundry room. She said he peered over the fence, grabbed her blouse, and fled after she shouted for help. Deputies investigated the incident.
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Castro Valley
Western Electric resolves 1800 installers protest in West
Three thousand phone installers in Northern California and Nevada were off work last Tuesday in a Western Electric stoppage over non union equipment. Spokesman said the dispute was settled Friday and workers resumed duties yesterday.
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Calfornia
Nevada
Western Electric Co
Western Electric
Garbagemen strike disrupts city trash pickup
Unclear text describes garbagemen striking Monday affecting refuse collection in Valleje and Fairfield areas. Mentions health department officials and union actions over pay increases. Poses disruption to public services with picketing noted and management responses referenced though details are garbled.
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Ayers
Bor Valleje
Thesalana
Depavitiat
Conld
Thelin Cuichage
Foespat Asay
Arissie As
Union Gem
Power outage impacts 5.F district in San Prancesco
Unclear report describes a power outage affecting area 5.F with references to CP Shierpal Rawat and Market Street. Fragmented text mentions disruption, possible faults, and responses by local crews. Names and details are obscured, no clear incident time or official statements available.
Murder suspect held as police probe links killing to hired killers
Police say a murder in Kuala Lumpur involved hired professionals. Investigators name a suspect, Hamid, and other figures as potential gunmen tied to a broader political and criminal plot. The case hinges on loaned vehicles, a chase on Rah Tarp street, and a network of associates under scrutiny.
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Kuala Lemper Oh
Rober
Ithe
Malas
Palice
Myvemien
Bonere
Treacle Nalianal
Palee
Ianite
Eat Bay
Hamid
Hlaniffs
Manuf
Hil Rahimi
Vagini
Dapjona
Hlaniffaid
Sailor's Wife Wires Mouth for Bikini Diet Dare
In Oakland, Maria Gray, 32, wife of Yeoman Arthur Gray, had her mouth wired shut and will drink only liquids via straw to slim down for a bikini comeback. She says she weighed 100 pounds at marriage and reached 190 pounds, prompting the drastic step to curb nibbling and regain look for her husband. The procedure limits daily intake to about 800 calories as she endures the restraint.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Maria Gray
Arthur Gray
Oak Kroll Maval Hospital
Puerto Rico
United States
Mediator joins California nurse strike talks
State Conciliation Service head Ralph F. Duncan says negotiations begin at 2 p m today with nurses and hospital administrators in San Francisco as a 40 Northern California facility walkout enters its fifth day. ANA delegates at the convention gave support to the California Nurses Association amid calls for higher wages and better working conditions, with picket lines at five hospitals and nurses wearing blue armbands in solidarity.
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San Francisco
API
California
Ralph F. Duncan
State Conciliation Service
American Nursing Association
California Nurses Association
ANA
Rosamond Gabrielson
ONA
Ada Dacox
ANA Commission On Economic and General Welfare
Inside look at Death Angels cult case details
A fragment from an old newspaper page outlines testimonies about a cult known as Death Angels. Witnesses describe violent acts, beheadings, and photos of victims. The testimony mentions individuals including Harris and Rivest and notes ongoing investigations into killings linked to the group.
Lawyer claims jury erred in naming Nixon
President Nixon's attorney James St Clair charged the Watergate grand jury acted outside its authority in naming the President an unindicted coconspirator and urged the release of secret grand jury evidence to the Supreme Court. He argued the evidence is insufficient and contradicts the action, seeking full access for the court and Nixon's defense.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Watergate Prand
James St. Clair
U. S
John J. Sirica
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
St. Clair
Sirica
House Judiciary Committee
High Court
Clair
Leon Jaworski
Mayor nixes building grip in San Lorenzo clash
San Lorenzo residents led by Mrs. Shockley clashed with city officials over a nine acre Grant Avenue parcel. STAC seeks a route change and urges withholding a San Leandro permit while court relief is pursued. Budget hearing and agenda fate remain uncertain for next week.
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San Lorenzo
STAC
David Beats Goliath in Bret Harte award tale
A Bret Harte honor goes to David, a nearly straight A student with a history of testing as mentally gifted. Miss Bedsworth recalls his journey from Treeview and Eden Gardens through Hayward district special classes. David, who has hearing impairment, participates in baseball, weightlifting, wrestling, and football, and plans to explore Hayward High’s athletic program. He and Terri Grissom were selected from 250 eighth graders for the annual award, reflecting support from Hearing Limited parents and educators.
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Pagehard
Bret Harte
David
Hayward
Particu
Larly
Bedsworth
Fret Hare
Hayward High School
Mike Bedsworth
Terri Grissom
Hearing Limited
Publisher's wife awaits slug removal after home invasion
Mrs. Betty Sparks, wife of Review publisher Floyd Sparks, is hospitalized in satisfactory condition awaiting surgery to remove a pistol pellet from her lower jaw after an intruder tied and robbed the home, taking $20 from housekeeper Antonia Linville. Police have no leads on the 18 year old suspect and a possible younger accomplice.
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Castro Valley
Betty Sparks
Review
Floyd Sparks
Souza
Sparks
Mrs. Linville
Linville
Kaiser clerk faces pressure over picket line
The article notes a Kaiser clerk warned against crossing a picket line amid a strike. The judge’s opinion cited possible violence and ongoing problems after the strike. The clerk learned she could seek help from the National Labor Relations Board only near the start, making several calls to understand risks and rights.
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Miss Eriksen
National Labor Relations Board
State Labor Commissioner's Office
Iador Relations Board
NLRB
Frank Mullany
Local 29
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