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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
1
Hayward city council passed a 37.45 million budget with a 140000 increase over the initial plan. The largest rise funds two downtown foot patrols, aiming to boost shopper safety and downtown business, despite questions about crime impact.
The B Street esplanade project in Hayward now totals about 793 659 dollars after a 178 659 dollar increase as planners cite more complex engineering. City staff propose bid alternatives omitting a 55 000 dollar clock tower while the council seeks a fitting name with historian input and local society help.
Former KCIA chief Kim Hyung Wok told House investigators that South Korea's Park Chung Hee sought to influence U S policy through a bribery operation in the 1970s. He linked businessman Tongsun Park to the plan but said Park was not on KCIA payroll. Kim testified amid security concerns and described efforts to protect Seoul's dictatorial regime from U S backlash.
Under pressure from saccharin concerned constituents the House voted to delay the FDA ban on saccharin for at least one year. The move was attached to a $12.7 billion agriculture bill and sent to the Senate. Supporters cite long study history and new Canadian cancer findings as reason to pause. Opponents warn delay risks human health and call the Canadian data inconclusive. The measure also reserves up to $1 million for further testing and potential rescission if cancer evidence emerges.
Sacramento lawmakers approved SB 213 to let populous transit counties raise the gasoline tax to eight cents per gallon via voter approval and AB 7 to make the 6.5 percent sales tax in Alameda Contra Costa and San Francisco counties permanent. Funds support rail transit projects equipment and bond retirement with revenue splits among BART AC Transit Muni and MTC.
The Eisenhower family says The Los Angeles Times published wartime love letters to Mamie as a rebuttal to reports of a Summersby romance. John Eisenhower plans to publish 318 letters titled Letters to Mamie, stressing Ike’s lifetime devotion despite wartime separations and claims of an affair.
Alameda County supervisors approve new charges at Fairmont and Highland hospitals raising rates by 12 percent. The issue appears on page 13 along with related budget notes and impact details.
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