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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1976
Page
5
Bartenders and Culinary Workers Union Local executive secretary Joseph Medeiros faced an assault incident at Brawley’s restaurant after a dispute over phone calls. Police were initially dispatched for a gunshot report. no weapon was found. The workplace election over union affiliation was postponed to today.
A fire started in a Fremont Glen living room at AMS Mowry Avenue early today, gutting three rooms of apartment 119 and causing about 51500 in damage. The building was unoccupied. residents Michael Swedelsohn and Rodney Caffey were listed.
Kenneth P. Keeling Jr. of 1965 Davis Street died at Vesper Memorial Hospital from a gunshot wound in an apparent self inflicted act. Moniy Pulice said Keeling was found on the ground in front of his home around 9 p.m. witnesses reported he had been feeling low in spirits.
OKLAHOMA CITY UP T reports Dr Anthony founder of a major department store chain died at St Anthony's Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was 1 years old.
Police blotter details multiple burglaries and thefts across Newark, Castro Valley, San Leandro, and surrounding towns. Items stolen include cameras, TVs, jewelry, stereo gear, firearms, vehicles, and cash. Notable incidents list residences, businesses, and public sites with varied entry methods and limited signs of forced entry.
After a major trade, players talk of loss and relief as Oakland figures out its next move. Finley defends the decisions while managers and teammates express disappointment, hope, and a push toward rebuilding with a younger roster.
A temporary restraining order hearing on pickets at the Alameda County fair is set for 2 p.m. in Superior Court to decide if the fair will be held. County workers have picketed since June 3 blocking entries to set up exhibits. Fair officials will decide by Friday noon whether to cancel the two week event starting June 27.
Four men armed with sawed-off shotguns wearing black masks robbed a Brinks truck outside the Newton Waltham Bank in Chestnut Hill Shopping Plaza. No shots fired and no injuries reported as robbers fled in a white Ford sedan heading west on Route 9. witnesses saw the incident from inside the bank.
Missing flags from John Muir Junior High School have been recovered undamaged. They were found folded in a bag on the school doorstep with a Daily Review clipping noting no questions would be asked if returned. Three banners the American, California, and United Nations flags were taken from the gym stage the night before graduation. Principal Jaynes Couche expressed gratitude for their return.
In San Francisco, the Community College District board of governors dropped a plan that would have allowed minority students to bump white peers with better grades, altering admissions policy and triggering debate over equity and standards.
The board discussed acquiring 608 acres near Mission Peak and Lille Hills Ranch in Contra Costa, with values cited as 795 dollars per acre and 823 dollars per acre respectively. Officials noted limited current access and plans to connect trails to Sunol and Del Valle, plus policing needs before opening to the public. Ward boundary changes were approved for the November election, affecting directors Cogswell and Jardin.
The article outlines postponement of a vote on Hays amid ongoing sex scandal coverage. It notes allegations against multiple lawmakers, including Sen. Byrd denying claims of impropriety, Rep. Howe delaying plea, Rep. Vanik payroll questions, and tapes involving Rep. Young with Coleen Gardner.
The Golden Gate Bridge District resumes bus service after 65 days, but Marin and Sonoma commuters are scarce. A street-level look shows limited uptake as riders adjust to the restored routes across the bridge.
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