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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1977

Page

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Graduation defies odds as San Leandro hospital scene honors student

Scott Jones, 20, a Arroyo School San Lorenzo graduate with epilepsy, received his diploma in Fairmont Hospital's small room after four years of hospitalization. Tutor Eldred Adams and Violet Giblin joined his mother Norma Jones and sister-in-law Pam Jones for the ceremony. Scott, who attends classes via TV and visual aids, credits football and Johnny Cash with keeping his spirits high as he continues treatment.

Carol Pinckney San Leandro Nat Mae Scott Jones Arroyo School San Lorenz Fairmort Hospital Scott Arroyo Eldred Adams Violet Giblin Norma Jones Pam Jones Abete Hesperian Blereau Scoscree Washington Manor Adams Scott John Denver Johnny Cash Jeff Patrick Pam

Hearing could determine Dain's teaching status

Alameda County Superior Court ordered a disciplinary hearing for Steve Dain of Union City to decide his fate regarding a tenured teaching position. Judge Harald Howe previously upheld Dain's suspension while dismissing two of five charges. Dain's attorney hailed the decision as favorable if the hearing addresses the remaining three charges.

Karen Exbery School District

Surplus Hayward Schools May Not House Social Programs

City faces doubt over using Argonaut School on Fry Lane and Kimball School on Kimball Ave for Eden Youth Center and Latino social services. Argonaut may be too costly for Latino programs. Kimball may be sold if other surplus properties fetch buyers. Councilwoman Gail Steele heatedly weighs rezoning and sale tied to Mission Boulevard development. Residents fear traffic and zoning hearings could affect approval.

Rich Riggs Hayward Argonaut School Bouthgate Fry Lane Kimball Continuation School Kimball Ave Latiia Kimball School Eden Youth Center Allan Bushnell Kimball Gail Steele Eden Mission Boulevard Steele Stede Bushnell Thay Ra Ate Southgate

Senate deal blows Carter South Korea Cuba policies

The Senate backed continued plans to withdraw about 33,000 U.S. troops from South Korea within five years and signaled a partial lift of the Cuba embargo, while rejecting a Republican bid to demand concessions from Havana for full diplomatic recognition. It approved a State Department budget and blocked reparations funding, with Byrd and Dole amendments reflecting the chamber’s stance on Cuba policy.

Washington UPI Carter Senate Cuba South Korea Erie U.S. Information Agency John Glenn Vietnam Mita Hume Robert Dole R-Kan Havana Robert Byrd Africa

Hills density hearing prompts second public look

The review notes backers push for lower density zoning to preserve hills as residents plan a second of three hearings. Also referenced are a farewell at Grant School, a school finance bill advance, and other scattered items across pages including weather, sports, and features.

Grant Grant School San Lorenco

California bans smoking in most public places

The California Senate narrowly passed a bill to ban smoking in virtually all open public spaces and many workplaces including offices, hotels, stores, and some health facilities with designated areas for smokers in restaurants and private venues. If approved by the Assembly the ban would take effect July 1978, sparking debate over personal liberties and health risks.

California leaders back fragile water plan amid delta canal debate

Governor Brown and legislators endorsed a provisional pact to expand water projects and build a four mile canal with off stream reservoirs to meet state needs through 2300. The deal, labeled fragile by Brown, hinges on federal law enactment and ongoing agreement among involved parties.

Sacramento UPS Kaanig Brown Jr Senate Finance Ruben Igaia TsChina Rites Water Hespures Ronald Roble

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