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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1977

Page

11

Overwork syndrome linked to fatigue and illness

A psychiatrist warns that chronic overwork damages health, causing fatigue irritability sleep problems concentration issues memory lapses and more. Duke Medical Center expert Dr. John M. Rhoads notes symptoms can mimic heart or brain disorders and may lead to alcoholism or drug dependence. Severe cases may require hospitalization. mild ones need rest and balance.

Washington John M. Rhoads Duke University Medical Center Rhoads American Medical Association Yin

Opponents win ally in toll hike battle in Fremont

Assemblyman Tom Bates of Oakland backs SB 234 to roll back bridge tolls and joins the Fremont Committee Against the Toll Tax. Bates cites transit management issues and supports delaying the July 4 increase from 50 to 75 cents while hearings occur in August.

Fremont Transbay Bridge Boston Tom Bates Doakland John Holnwahl Ovor Bales Dumbarton Bruge Hates Assembly Transportation Committee Assembly Bates Tay Dales Bustern Haywart Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge

Hayward approves funded foot patrols in city budget

Hayward council votes to fund two downtown foot patrol officers starting in fall. The move raises the travel and related budgets like hotel room allowances, while debates over policing, alcohol treatment, and public works costs reflect a budget boosted by federal money to social programs and agencies.

Smith Centennial Hall Gail Steele Nick Randall George Oakes Julia Bras J. Kenneth Birchfield Larry Ratio Randall Plummer Oakes Hayward

Commune fights nude living zoning case in court

The Contra Costa County commune seeks a school permit after a planning board ruling, arguing their 55 residents on 15 acres should qualify for a school use exemption. Neighbors complain of public nudity and sexual activity witnessed at the property.

It =o Percy Lawrence

Castro Valley bank robbed by woman in broad daylight

World Savings and Loan on Castro Valley Boulevard was robbed of about 2000 by a woman described as 20 to 30 wearing dark glasses and a wig. She handed a teller a note claiming a gun in her purse and obtained cash before calmly leaving the scene.

Castro Valley

Prof links accidents death by own action in news reports

A study by Dr. David R. Phillips of the University of Gators at Sea finds that after highly publicized suicides the rate of auto crash deaths rises briefly by 9 to 13 percent. The research cites imitative personal crisis reports spreading through San Francisco and other areas in the week after such events.

San Diego UPI University of Gators At David R. Phillips San Francisco

Energy plan could cost the consumer

SAN DIEGO energy plan criticism centers on higher bills as gas and oil generation costs rise. San Diego Gas & Electric Co. warned customers face about a $100 yearly increase, while rebates for conversions have already cleared committee approval.

San Diego UPL Carter

San Leandro School Board approves 15.4 million budget drop in tax rate

The San Leandro school district adopts a 15.4 million preliminary budget showing a 25.6 cent cut in the tax rate due to higher assessed valuation. Gregory Darck predicts a rate fall to 2.829 per 100 dollars, while staffing cuts and a 5 percent pay raise for current staff are planned.

San Leandro Lincoln Gregory Darck Darck Art

Quinlan in grave condition at Morris View Nursing Home

Karen Quinlan remains in grave condition after two years in a coma. An official at Morris View Nursing Home said her condition was unchanged despite fears of deterioration, and the family requested privacy as parents Joseph and Julia Quinlan visited with their parish priest at her bedside.

Morris Plains N.J UPI Kane Anne Quinlan Morris View Nursing Home Miss Quinlan Joseph Julia Ginan Thomas J. Trapasco

Major 7.2 quake hits South Pacific near Tunge island

The National Earthquake Information Service reports a 7.2 magnitude quake recorded at 3:09 a.m. PDT in the sparsely populated Tunge island region. The epicenter lies about 660 miles south of executives. An expert cautions that in a populated area the damage could be significant, but no deaths or casualties are expected and no tidal wave activity has been confirmed.

Denver UPL South Pacific National Earthquake Information Service Sie Nes Cutive Ls Perron Ares

Fremont Council OKs 986000 in U S funds for projects

Fremont council approved 986000 in federal public works funds to finish the police building top floor for 259000, add 12 tennis courts for 179000, and build a Centerville Community Park center for 550000. The panel rejected expanding Lake Elizabeth and Central Park East projects using 804000 plus 172000 and 988000 plus 135000 respectively.

Fremont Centre Park Centerville Lake Elizabeth City Hall Te Lake Central Park East Concilman Leon Mezzetti

Man Arrested After Alleged Shootings In HaYward

HaYWARD police arrested 19 year old Luis Thomas Villasana of 4t B Street on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after a Monday night incident in which he allegedly fired two shots at Larry J. Gooch and another youth. Bail set at 4000 dollars.

Hayward Luis Thomas Villasana Larry J. Gooch Gooch Villasana

Visitor Fearfully Encounters Dragon at Hirshhorn Exhibit

A two year old visitor at the Hirshhorn Museum recoils from the acrylic sculpture Dragon by American artist Vasa Velizar Mihich. The sculpture is part of the museum exhibit of recent acquisitions.

Washington’s Hirshhorn Sculpture Museum Vasa Velizar Mihich

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