21 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
1
Sailors aboard the USS Spiegel Grove evacuated 263 people from Beirut amid the Lebanese civil war. Crews stabilized refugees by night, feeding cats and keeping babies and pets safe as fires and fighting raged near the airport and city. Many families kept cars and goods, hoping for a quick return or new aid from Damascus-bound assistance.
Ten year old Kevin Cornist sits at 1747 Southgate Ave Hayward performing a balancing act on gym equipment at Southgate Park. He appears relaxed as he balances, suggesting skill and poise beyond his years.
The Alameda County Fair risks no horse racing if a county employee strike remains unresolved. Union locals 260, 585, and 616 back the walkout, with pari mutuel clerks and racetrack staff also aligned, threatening the two week meet amid $1 million daily wagering levels and last year’s $11.83 million total.
The June 21 issue of The Daily Review in Hayward California continues The Morning News coverage with merged items. Readers get consolidated local reports, brief updates, and community notices in a single edition.
Leona Ward reports on a retired county employee with 20 years service who, not covered by Social Security, receives a monthly county retirement near $100 above others. If covered, total income would exceed $1,381 monthly, with 60 percent of the allowance paid to a widow and provisions for minor children.
Ford trails Reagan by 38 delegates after a weekend setback as 161 delegates remain to be chosen. The contest tightens with rules on pledged delegates vary, and both camps seek to win uncommitted positions ahead of August caucuses and state selections including Connecticut and Colorado.
Heathcliff the toughest and funniest tomcat and Woody from Woody's World star on today's comic page. The new duo replaces Mixed Singles and Li'l Abner in the comic poll with Heathcliff and Woody drawing attention for humanlike animal antics.
Detroit police investigate a call girl Lois Herman who claims she had sex with Rep. John Dingell and Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelley. Oakland County Prosecutor Patterson questions the testimony, noting clients of prostitutes cannot be prosecuted unless they solicited services.
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