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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1977
Page
10
PG&E may reduce voltage temporarily to avoid blackouts while preserving service. Officials note brownouts are momentary voltage reductions seen in past hot spells. PG&E reduced from 128 to 122 volts after studies showing no perceptible customer impact.
Nashville attorney comments on federal rulings as he argues for due process and a fair court day for Fayis. He notes the broader prison escape outcome and cites remarks about inmates, prison conditions, and federal prison staff.
An Oakland man, Abin Nicholas, 21, was arrested after two downtown Hayward window smash burglaries at seven businesses. A local man, Roy Maldonado, 20, was arrested in connection with a separate residential burglary, tied to a car stop after officers pursued a vehicle matching the description. Objects stolen include seven typewriters, a calculator, a coin total, a stereo, a watch, and a power poll.
Former Morris Junior High staff recounts hiring practices and the sense of community under Hutch. Hurbace describes the welcoming atmosphere for new teachers while Niemechek recalls challenges of entertaining students and the impact of difficult times. A teacher’s memory of a fire in a classroom echoes the era.
SACRAMENTO The state La Finante Committes yesterday passed Senate Bill 113 to abolish four transit related commissions and replace them with a single governing body. The measure, approved 3 to 1, would dissolve the California Toll Bridge Authority California Aeronautics Board California Highway Commission and the state Transportation Board, with Sen Alfred Alqoi st D San Jose among callers.
On June 14, 1977, amid nationwide flag ceremonies, UPI reports celebrations marking the Bicentennial with public displays, speeches, and musical tributes. Participants include Representatives and civic leaders honoring 200 years of American history and sovereignty.
In a statewide drive, Reinecke seeks headlines as a candidate fields confine his stance on new death penalty legislation. The group roping county chairs backs tougher punishments, with lawmakers in January signaling possible vetoes unless overrides prevail.
In San Leandro the council narrowly approved a hastily drawn deal with the Hayward Area Recreation District to fund a wetlands preservation plan tied to a dredging project. Councilmen Landis and Coppa opposed, calling the terms ransom and a misallocation of $30,000 from capital reserves. HARD endorsed the pact, granting the city a commitment to maintain a segment of the Fluor property along the Doolittle corridor extension. The agreement reflects federal conditions on wetlands dedication for the dredging program.
Alameda County Water District directors moved to amend the rationing ordinance to require board final approval for major exemptions while private exemptions remain possible. General Manager Matt Whitfield will keep authority over minor exemptions, with a new definition to be drafted by Gene Rhodes. The shift follows Whitfield’s refusal to disclose identities of ten individuals and eight industries that have sought exemptions.
South County law enforcement notes robberies and burglaries in the Hayward area. A residence on Cast Vallay, Cant 30, reported furniture and electronics taken including a tape deck and speakers. Entry via a window or door with a vehicle seen nearby. losses valued around $030. Nearby residence on Cast Vallay noted kitchen window forced and other items stolen.
San Leandro police custody holds Daniel Quinones and wife Darlene after they allegedly forged and passed payroll checks stolen in Portland. Quinones, held on 11000 bond, and his wife were to appear in municipal court today. Officers tie the case to a Portland burglary and a California arrest linked to an inmate death in Santa Rita jail.
A 43 year old Hayward man, Ernest Cruz, was shot in the chest after an argument with his ex wife’s boyfriend. He underwent surgery at St Rose Hospital to remove the bullet and remained in stable condition. He was to be transferred today to Kaiser Hospital. The shooting occurred around 10 30 p m. police reported Cruz was struck once by a .38 caliber revolver, the bullet penetrating his right lung.
Doctors faced a rare infant tracheostomy as Robin Cruz battled a rapidly growing tumor. Nurses formed a surrogate family, volunteering overtime to keep the infant connected with her real mother while parents visited after long shifts. The future remains uncertain as Piahin's disease may fade with time.
San Leandro officials endorsed use of a $1,086,000 federal public works grant for four city projects and new proposals. Priorities include East Dike marina parking with restaurant development, replacement of Brestmoor sewer lines, relocating the school district warehouse, and renovating the city hall plaza to improve accessibility and entry features.
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