Tim Plays in Rain Puddles After Shower
Tim waits for rain to end then runs outside to splash in puddles. Mud on his face and shirt shows how sunny days follow wet weather and invite playful outdoor fun.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1974
Page
1
Nixon Promises Aid to Portugal After Azores Stop
President Nixon and Portugal's Antonio de Spinola affirmed continued US support for an independent Portugal. They discussed NATO roles and technical economic and financial aid to bring Portugal on par with Europe, with no renewal of Lejas Air Base lease noted.
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Terceira
Portuguese Azores
Nixon
Antonio de Spinola
Portugal
NATO
Portual
Europe
U.S
Lejas
Spinola
United States
Spiinla
Nison
Don’t Get Bernice Angry Arrest Sparks False Fire Alarm
Bernice L. Jones, 43, was arrested in Wilmington California after authorities say she summoned fire engines in an attempt to wake her husband following a marital dispute. She faces a charge of making a false alarm.
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Wilmington
Cal
Bernice L. Jones
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies and warm day
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight with a 20 percent chance of rain and a clear, warmer day tomorrow. Nighttime temperatures in the 60s to 70s, with overnight lows in the 50s. More weather on page i1.
Bridge plan eyed to connect San Leandro Creek communities
Betsy Lira reports on a San Leandro project where the Madi sor Sobrante Park Cleveland schools steering committee discussed bridging the creek that divides Cleveland High and nearby Oakland schools Madison Junior High and Sobrante Park. The panel, formed after a June meeting by Mayor Jack D. Maltester, outlined a year of work and suggested exploring a creek crossing as the next step.
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Betsy Lira
SAN Leandrg
Madisor Sobrante Park
Cleveland
Jack D. Maltester
Reynolds &L
San Leandro Creek
Oakland
Madison Junior High School
Sobrante Park
Rick Putnam
San Leantra
James Gurew
Federal rules may end school sex discrimination
HEW proposes enforceable rules to ban sex discrimination in education. The plan could speed integration of boys and girls in classes and sports and push districts to hire more female administrators and male elementary teachers. San Leandro has started girls interscholastic athletics with lower budgets for girls than boys, signaling early budget and program changes.
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South County
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
HEW
San Leandro
Alex Smith
Smith
Department
Caspar Weinberger
Chabot College Teachers Win 11.1 Percent Pay Increase
Chabot College trustees approve an 11.1 percent salary hike for faculty after closed negotiations, replacing a 7.7 percent cost of living rise plus a 1.8 percent general increase. Administrators and non teaching staff receive 2.7 percent cost of living boosts amid budget moves. A proposed non teaching 11.6 percent rise was denied due to prior wage adjustments and budget constraints.
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Chabot
Chabot College
South County Junior College
Byard
Charles Stane
Dorothy Hudgins
Stone
State rejects Mormon college site for deaf school
Fremont officials report the Walnut Avenue Mormon college site has been ruled out as economically unviable for the $40 million deaf and blind school. Patterson Ranch, a 120 acre site, emerges as the prime location with a September 1976 move-in goal, while city plans hinge on road extensions and state approval.
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Fremont
Mormon College
Walnut Avenue
Don Driggs
Patterson Ranch
Ron Throp
California State Department of General Services
Ties Fall Against Energy Trend Says Sawhill
Energy chief John Sawhill advocates tieless summer to save energy while public works staff debate decorum versus comfort. Some officials support flexibility, others argue public image requires proper attire, with a few favoring going tieless.
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Hayward
John Sawhill
Sawhill
Syd Bawcott
Alameda County Public Works Department
Robert C. Harreschou
Public Works Department
Roy Fetterly
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