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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1977
Page
9
A fractured report notes Castro Valley High discusses changes in leadership and student awareness amid a planned transition. Horowitz describes student reactions as many feel unsettled by upcoming alterations affecting both current students and potential entrants.
Rebels seized a U.N. mission and fought with security, injuring a guard who underwent surgery. Croatian suspects Marijan Bucmjic, Jan Brekalo, and Vledimir Dias were named, while Radomir Medic survived. A Yugoslav embassy protest occurred as authorities investigated motives and actions.
A research team led by Dr Rodger Thompson of the University of Arizona Steward Observatory reported a disc shaped luminous stellar object in Cygnus. The object appears younger than its 10 000 year light travel time implies, with a central core and a glowing gas disc potentially forming planets. It is about one solar mass larger, 90 times the sun's mass, and has a lifespan near 100 million years. Other team members include scientists from NASA Ames Research Center.
Unofficial returns show United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller narrowly winning over Harry Patterson and Lee Roy Patterson in a bitter three way contest. About 600 of 658 locals reported Miller leading with 42,990 votes to 35,608 for Patterson and 26,021 for Patrick.
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee passed AB 1107 to extend indefinitely the half cent sales tax for Bay Area mass transit. The bill allocates 70 percent to BART and 20 percent to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for distribution to BART, AC Transit, and SF Muni, with a 35 percent farebox requirement and a $36.1 million loan forgiveness from the Toll Bridge Authority. Audit and policy oversight would shift to the MTC, and support came from South County representative Floyd Mori among others.
A home project five years ago yielded a robot servant constructed from aluminum, 15 small motors, two car batteries, and extensive wiring. The creator praises the result, noting it as a notable achievement and a one-off accomplishment.
Fremont city council, with one abstention from Mayor Gene Rhodes, approved restoring the Kimber Woods lake from about 12 to 2.6 acres by next summer due to drought. The plan, tied to the Shapell-Kimber ark development, may shift four tennis courts away from Rhodes's Kimber Park frontage to the lake’s filled area if feasible. Rhodes favors a tree-lined setback over fences and courts and will press the developer to relocate the courts to Canyon Heights Drive area.
A scrambled police blotter notes numerous property thefts and burglaries including pried doors, window damage, and stolen electronics. Names and locations appear with varied items such as tiles, clocks, tape players, radios, and paintings, with values ranging from modest sums to over a hundred dollars.
Michael Hall Reed, 25, was arrested by Saint dees at the Phylmore Motel after deputies connected a stolen 1970 Cadillac and a strangling death to Reed. Investigators say Rainey, 61, was murdered at his Oakland residence late June 6 or early June 7, with Reed allegedly staying there and taking Rainey's car. Reed gave a Fremont address and was taken to Oakland police.
Police report a 30 year old man Gary Maynard is in critical condition after being hung by a wire from a wall hook on Turk Street. Two friends involved told officers they did not intend to hurt him and witnesses hailed a passing patrol car for aid.
A working bulldog attacked and flattened tires on a Multnomah County sheriff's car after a warrant service in Eugene. Detectives Roscc and Wockman observed a split tire and Bulldog leaping to a third. Deputies changed two flats and drove away as the dog lunged again. The incident occurred during an criminal investigation.
Fremont citizens clash over placing an elected mayor question on the ballot. Jan Stillwell seeks a resolution to require signatures, while councilman Tony Azevedo abstains pending more information, provoking harsh accusations and vows to pursue an initiative despite procedural delays.
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