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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1975

Page

1

Ehret to leave San Lorenzo schools after 27 years

Gary Tischler reports on Paul Ehret fading from his longtime role as San Lorenzo schools superintendent. The 27 year leader plans retirement with travel to Washington and Europe before a two year Bangkok assignment. He helped expand a quiet Bay Area district into a growing suburb, starting with four schools now gone.

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Ford urges national energy program after tax vote

President Ford met House leaders after defeats on a gas tax hike and import quotas to press for a comprehensive national energy plan. He reiterated goals of cutting oil imports by 2 million barrels by 1977 and energy self sufficiency by 1985 while boosting conservation and domestic supplies. Leaders from both parties attended this 65 minute Cabinet room session, underscoring the urgency of aligning Congress with the energy agenda.

Washington UPI Ford House America Ron Nessen Nelsen Carl Albert Leacher ‘Thomas Tip” O'Neill al Uuman Ways and Means Committee

Gandhi Convicted in Election Violations Could Lose Post

Allahabad High Court convicted Prime Minister Andita Gandhi of two 1971 campaign election violations. The ruling, if upheld, would strip her parliamentary seat and bar public office for six years. Gandhi's stay request was granted for one day while appeals proceed.

New Delhi UPL Andita Gandhi India Allahabad Uttar Pradesh J.J.J. Sinha Gandhi Ilegally Mrs. Gandhi Pakistan Narain Sinha

Area churches sponsor Viet refugees

Twenty five Vietnamese refugees begin new lives in the United States with help from three South County churches. Nguen Thanah Nhan, a Buddhist priest, returns to Hayward briefly as a homecoming while his wife and child remain in Vietnam. The Rev Kenneth Barnes of the United Church of Hayward coordinates with Church World Service to locate his family and aid Nhan in finding work. The sponsoring church group has promised to assume moral responsibility for a year and may assist Nhan’s former students who escaped with him.

United States South County Nguen Thanah Nhan Hayward California State University Nhan Conrad Radcliff Radcliffs Behing Vietnam Kenneth Barnes United Church Ot Hayward Church World Service Barnes Sir Barnes United Church of Christ Lutheran Church of

Bomb found at San Jose graduation near Leigh High School

A time bomb hidden in the Leigh High School football stadium was dismantled by police five minutes before detonation. The pipe bomb with crack wires was detected by students as seniors waited to receive diplomas. Police reported no suspects or motives and ceremonies continued. The school sits near a PG&E substation previously attacked by an underground group.

San Jose Leigh Dennis Smith Pacific Gas & Electric Co

Postal rate hike forecast

New York reports that first class passage rates will rise this year despite a recommendation by administrative judge Seymour Wenner to cut first class from 10 to 6.5 cents. Postmaster General Bailar warned the plan is not beneficial, predicting the Postal Service will set new temporary rates after a brief waiting period, signaling an overall rise.

New York API Benjamin F Baitar Bailar Washington Postal Rate Commission Seymour Wenner Bailor New York Postal Customers Council Commission Postal Service

Teachers seek summer unemployment aid despite looming cutoffs

The Special Unemployment Assistance Bill loophole could let teachers collect unemployment during summer if not working. Congress may close the loophole with bills excluding public school teachers, but until then some May apply at local Employment Development Department offices. Teachers at Tennyson High offered mixed views on eligibility and need.

Hayward Congress The Daily Review Tennyson High School Dick Savage Ray Gorson Jack Weinstein Tennyson High

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