11 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1977
Page
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A Saturday tour at 11 will showcase three frequently closed Indian mounds at Coyote Hills. Naturalist Norm Kidder will explain what these archeological sites reveal about the Ohlone people who lived there.
The Sun Gallery operated by the Hayward Area Festival of the Arts opens a new exhibit this weekend. The gallery at 1015 E St Hayward is open today noon to 4 p.m. A reception is scheduled tomorrow from 1 to 4 p.m. for artists Lynn Hayes Merrie Jonjock Ryan Weideman and Michael Wright.
Pat Corwin showcases Western pleasure and equitation training today at noon in Castro Valley at Castro Valley Horsemen Arena. Chabot College Community Choir performs Paul Johnson cantata Song of the Kingdom tonight at 7 30 at St Felicitas Church San Leandro with additional shows tomorrow at United Methodist Church Hayward at 4 p m and Figs Presbyterian Church Hayward at 30 p m.
The Piedmont Theater group presents Nell Simon's The Good Doctor for the final time tonight at Piedmont Senior High School Theater 800 Magnolia Ave Piedmont. Tickets are 2.50 with reservations at 683-54. A Joaquin Miller Park historical tour led by Florence Hays starts at 10 in Oakland meet at the range station about one mile above Marion Temple and Highway 13. For information call 273-391.
The play Anything Goes is performed Fridays and Saturdays at 6 30 p m through July 2 at the Oakland Civic Theater at Lakeside Park Garden Center 666 Hellevue Ave Oakland Reservations can be made by calling 452-2909.
Puppet show Baba Yaga based on Russian tales runs today at Children's Fairyland in Lakeside Park Oakland with shows at 11a.m 2 p.m and 3 p.m Popo the Clown performs at 11 20 a.m 1 p.m and 3 p.m Shows and entry to Fairyland are free An opening week long presale exhibit of Bay Area artists works at Oakland Museum today through next weekend located at 10th and Oak streets Oakland Weather: mostly cloudy today and tomorrow highs 60s to mid 70s lows 50s to mid 50s more page 3
Reports say James Earl Ray, convicted assassin of Martin Luther King Jr, fled Brushy Mountain Prison during a mountain chase in northeast Tennessee. Unidentified gunfire and a pursuit by guards followed as convicts fled into the hills toward Danville and Luovite. FBI and Attorney General Griffin Bell discussed the incident as agents moved to locate the escapees.
Reports say nine attackers hijacked a train near Groningen. Dutch troops and F104 Starfighter jets attacked as hostages were freed or killed. Officials confirmed several dead and wounded, with a dawn assault triggering a large explosion and heavy gunfire. Premier Joop den Uyl expressed sorrow over the loss of hostages and police.
Police arrested a suspect after a 4:44 p.m. bank robbery at Security Pacific Bank in Fremont. A brief chase along the Nimitz Freeway ended with the arrest. Ernestine Gabriel, 24, of Oakland, was held by Fremont officers. The scene described included chaos with aircraft overhead and unclear details.
In Caracas Rosalynn Carter concludes her goodwill tour amid fevered welcome and questions about US relations. She praises President Carter and urges reduced arms spending, greater regional development, and closer industrialized nation ties.
A $25,000 Social Needs Assessment Survey of 2,000 Hayward residents shows most feel safe and supported by city social agencies. Employment is seen as the top help issue at 19 percent, housing 15.8 percent, mental health 2.6 percent, with many reporting no need for extra services.
The Daily Review highlights graduation features listing graduates from Heyward Fremont San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Union City and Newark with a continuation schools section. Tomorrow’s edition notes California State University Hayward graduates from Southern Alameda County and reports today’s commencement ceremonies.
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