18 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1975
Page
1
BART directors voted to delete the Castro Valley station from a new line that would use the 1 580 median strip for right of way. The move follows protests from residents about property values and limited public participation in the advisory process.
The Daily Review reports a consolidation and continuation of The Morning News as a merged daily edition priced at 13 cents. It notes changes in publication scope and aims to maintain local coverage with updated editorial leadership and distribution.
About a dozen homeowners near a proposed county jail for 300 to 200 inmates on Wilson Avenue near Amador Street attended the council meeting but were blocked by a resolution opposing the plan. The council rejected committing the city to a lawsuit, opting to address the environmental impact report and work with county supervisors. The resolution passed unanimously without Neveau’s lawsuit addendum as Oakes urged a cautious approach.
San Leandro school board adopts a preliminary budget and reassigns principals. William Redman becomes Garfield principal, Kennedy shifts to Redman, Leslie Wheeler is named Garfield principal, Garry Loeffler takes Washington, and Monroe keeps Nichols Aguzin. Some staffing questions linger as the district plans next year’s enrollments and roles.
White House kennel keeper Traphes Bryant claims President Kennedy hosted nude swimming sessions with visitors and aides, with Jacqueline Kennedy's unexpected return triggering a quick exit. Bryant details sightings of naked guests in the mansion, including on the second floor and near the kitchen, and notes secrecy around private gatherings.
California public schools face funding shortages as the top problem per a state Educa tion Department survey of 2,000 people including students, parents, teachers, and officials. Other major concerns include poor curriculum, lack of interest, discipline, school size and facilities, and drug use.
Betsy Beasley is mortified as son Jon and friends paint a full length 13 star American flag on the house while the family vacationing. Jon jokes about repainting in avocado green before he returns to school and hosting a Fourth of July party. The chaotic OCR snippet hints at unrelated names and garbled text.
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