Hayward social commission seeks $225000 for 14 programs
The Hayward social development commission urged allocating over $225000 of federal revenue sharing for 14 social service programs next year. The city plans about $175000 from revenue sharing, with roughly $240000 already budgeted this year. The panel will recommend prioritizing fundable or conditionally fundable projects from about $500000 in grant requests. Major item is more than $31000 for the Family Tutorial Program aiding about 150 students for 11 months. It also recommends $18640 for Project Eden Outreach to curb drug abuse, 21 percent below this year’s funding. Other groups named include Boys Club of Hayward Eden Area YMCA Eden Recycling Center and the Volunteer Bureau. The commission also proposes $4500 for sem senior citizen programs yet to be developed. The recommendations go to the city council at a budget work session Saturday.
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Drowning boy saved by resident at Hayward pool
Oakland boy eight years old was saved from drowning at an apartment pool in Hayward. William Woodley Jr. was dragged from the water at 603 Orchard Ave as about 15 swimmers watched. Chuck J. Keyser, 21, a resident of the apartment, pulled him out and an ambulance revived him before transporting him to St. Rose Hospital in satisfactory condition. The boy, visiting relatives, lives in Oakland.
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Oakland
Hayward
Rape attempt reported in Castro Valley
A Castro Valley woman reported yesterday that a white male about 20 climbed the rear fence of her apartment and attempted to rape her near the laundry room. She was entering to do laundry when he peered over the fence, then grabbed her blouse as she shouted and fled the area. Deputies were notified.
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Phone Installers Back On Job After Two Day Strike
Eighteen hundred telephone installers who struck in Northern California and Nevada last Tuesday are back on the job today, according to a Western Electric spokesman. The work stoppage, said to protest non-union equipment installation, was settled Friday and workers returned yesterday.
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Nevada
Western Electric Co
Western Electric
Power outage hits San Francisco area street repair
A broken utility line caused a citywide outage in several blocks along Main Street and nearby avenues. Crews from the municipal electric company work to restore service as residents report flickering lights and halted street traffic. Repairs are expected to take several hours with outages affecting homes and businesses in the area.
Murder suspect held amid police briefing in New Delhi case
A chaotic police narrative lists suspects and locations as investigators name five killers and discuss possible angles. Officials indicate arrests and testimonies are advancing the case with references to named individuals and cities while courts and press analyze motive and timeline.
Tailor’s wife wires mouth to slim for swimsuit contest
Maria Gray of Oakland, wife of Arthur Gray, had her mouth wired shut at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital to curb overeating. She plans to survive on straw liquids at about 800 calories daily, hoping to drop from 190 pounds toward her marriage weight, amid remarks on husband’s wandering eye and cultural tastes.
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Mediator Calls Talks As Nurses Strike Escalates
A state mediator summoned striking nurses and hospital administrators to an urgent bargaining session in San Francisco. Ralph F. Duncan of the state Conciliation Service said the public impact is severe and all parties must push to settle. ANA delegates voiced support to CNA demands for higher pay and better working conditions as nurses picketed five hospitals during the California Nurses Association strike.
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Death Angels details emerge from grisly killings
An inside look at a violent case describes a cult linked group called Death Angels. The article recounts a string of beheadings and slayings carried out by adherents and mentions a boat, apartments, and the involvement of several named individuals amid a chilling, unsettled investigation.
Lawyer claims jury erred in naming Nixon in Watergate case
President Nixon’s attorney James St Clair charged the grand jury acted outside its authority by naming the President an unindicted co conspirator in the coverup. He urged the judge to transmit secret grand jury evidence to the Supreme Court and President to aid Nixon’s defense against subpoenas, saying the record should be publicly examined for a full resolution of issues.
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Mayor blocks agenda on Grant Avenue plan in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo residents vent at a city council meeting over a disputed industrial development area at the west end of Grant Avenue. Mrs Shockley and STAC leaders pressed for withholding a San Leandro building permit while seeking court redress. The council adjourned without taking up the letter. In Reno, Thomas J Armstrong pleaded innocent to DUI reckless driving and related charges after a Mayberry bridge collapse caused by a strawberry truck overweight by 22 tons. He said he was lost in Reno and blamed bad signage for the wreck.
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Mayberry Road
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David beats Goliath at Bret Harte honors ceremony
David, a hard of hearing eighth grader from Hayward District special classes, was named Bret Harte’s standout student of the year amid praise from teachers. He has excelled in math, English, languages, and history while participating in baseball, weightlifting, wrestling, and football. His parents and the local Hearing Limited group celebrate his achievements and support the district program as David eyes next year’s Hayward High School athletic options.
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Terri Grissom
Hearing Limited
Publisher's wife awaits slug removal after break-in
Mrs Bets Sparks, wife of Review publisher Floyd Sparks, is reported in satisfactory condition at a local hospital awaiting surgery to remove a pellet from her jaw after an intruder broke into the home and fled with $20. Sheriff officers said there are no immediate leads. the suspect is described as about 18 with a younger companion. The attack followed a prior sighting of a man near the property.
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Betty Sparks
Review
Floyd Sparks
Souza
Sparks
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Mrs. Linville
Pye
Anthony Chabal
Linville
Kaiser clerk beats fine in strike related case
The judge notes warnings of possible violence and future problems after a strike. Feriksen learns she can seek help from the National Labor Relations Board only as the strike begins. She makes calls to learn consequences of crossing the picket line and is advised a work stoppage may be illegal under nostrike clauses. Frank Mullany cites that Judge Robbins’ decision will be appealed.
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National Labor Relations Board
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