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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1975

Page

1

Teller warns Russia would seize future if U S science loses youth

Edward Teller, hydrogen bomb pioneer, retires from UC and Lawrence Livermore Lab amid a blunt warning that declining interest in science among American youth could let Russia control the future. He urged stronger support for energy programs and lamented political neglect of science while remaining active as a consultant to Livermore.

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Hayward Daily Review June 17 1975 edition

The Daily Review dated Tuesday June 17 1975 publishes 32 pages from Hayward California. It consolidates The Morning News and provides continuation content across sections and local news. The issue price is 15 cents and includes extensive regional reporting.

The Daily Review Morning News Hayward California

Tennyson and Bret Harte principals get promotions

Hayward school board promoted Tonneson High principal Jack Weinstein to director of certificated personnel and Bret Harte Junior High principal Joel Thornley to director of secondary education. Weinstein will handle hiring and personnel. Thornley oversees junior and senior high schools. The moves follow retirement and leave adjustments affecting Don Oakes and other top posts. Coronel remains in human relations duties reassigned.

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San Leandro Maintains Tax Rate With 315.3 Million Budget

The San Leandro City Council approved a 315.3 million budget for 1975-76 with no tax rate increase for the 28th straight year. A $22,000 home would pay about 52.50 in city taxes next year. The session adjourned with a planned closed session to discuss a police wage-fringe agreement that could add 225,000 to the budget but not raise the tax rate, financed from about 1 million in reserves.

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No Toll Plan Expands to Include Two Bridges

Sacramento reports the California Toll Bridges Authority approved toll free crossing for car pools on the La Puente Hayward and Dumbarton bridges during commute hours. The measure aims to allow buses and carpools to use designated lanes with restrictions.

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Weather outlook continues fair with mild highs

The forecast calls for more fair weather with some morning cloudiness tomorrow night. High temperatures range from the mid 60s to low 70s. The owl returns on page 4 for additional weather notes.

Tel-Med offers aid for fear of the dentist

In San Francisco a new telephone service Tel-Med provides free medical information with seven minute audio tapes on many topics. The system began Monday and early callers asked about fear of the dentist and hysterectomy, with doctors saying the tapes supplement treatment but cannot replace medical care.

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Ford pledges end to red tape and recession fears

President Ford told business leaders that the recession is ending and outlined steps to ease federal paperwork. He proposed a faster appointment process, continued veto use, and targeted deregulation to spur a recovery, insisting signs of an upturn are near.

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