Behr advances bill for unemployment aid to ex convicts
In Sacramento the Senate approved SB224 allowing released felons to receive up to 574 a week for six months or until employed. Opponent Briggs warned the measure could encourage crime while Behr cited high inmate costs and hunger. Behr planned a later amendment to add a four year limit to measure impact.
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Sacramento
UPI
Up T
Senate
Assembly
Peter Behr
Sax
John ¥. Briggs
Fullerton
Briggs
Gale
Behr
Fae Sears
California Tightens Auto Smog Standards State Board Acts
The California Air Resources Board unanimously adopted a tougher NOx emission limit for 1980 model year cars, lowering from 15 grams per mile to 0.4 grams and aligning California’s rule with new federal action. Chairman Tom Quinn praised the move as a major step against smog and public health risks, noting tech advances like Volvo’s three way catalyst enable cleaner, more efficient cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APS
California
State Air Resources Board
Tom Quinn
Edmund Brown Jr
Congress
Garter
Environmental Protection Agency
Tom Quins
Quinn
France
Volvo
Callfarala
Bees on the hoof illuminate drought bill debate
Sacramento lawmakers approve a drought emergency measure tied to livestock designation, aiming to broaden eligibility for drought relief and to impose legislative checks on the Department of Transportation. The proposal, backed by Carmen Perino and opposed by Alquist, would expand oversight while keeping highway decision power with the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cetifernia
Reid
John J. Miller
Doakland
Zran Carmen Perino
Dstorkton
Parino
UPS
Department of Fransportation
Senate
Alfred Ques
San Jose
Assembly
Alquist
Highway Com Famever
Bevan Ye
California Assembly approves 10 percent pay raise for legislators
The California Assembly passed a 10 percent salary increase for state lawmakers, boosting pay from 23.22 to 35.55 a year with a 58 to 1 vote. The measure, sent to the Senate, would take effect December 4, 1978, costing about 448,760 annually starting in 1976 and increasing retirement benefits by 317,000.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
Paio
Jean Louis Papan
Daly Gily
Senate
Papan
Hospital aid bill advances to Assembly
A $63 million measure SB560, aimed at financially troubled county hospitals, moves to the Assembly. Sen. David Roberts notes counties cut hospital funding to stave off property tax increases and says the bill prevents reduction of services to poor residents lacking other funding options.
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Sachamento
UPI
Aes Ha Preety
David Roberts
Delos Angels
Roberts
California bill targets junk food sales in schools
Assemblyman Art Torres introduces a bill prohibiting sale of candy and soft drinks at California elementary and junior high schools. The measure passes the Assembly with a 55 vote and moves to the Senate as Torres argues the legislation would curb junk food in schools.
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Dears Assembly Sacraments
UPS
California
Art Torres
Los Angeles
Senate
Lille
Torres
Budget committee halts funds for new California prisons
In Sacramento the budget committee rejected 975000 for a state prison study and blocked two new prison appropriations. Governor Brown's plan to add space for 2400 inmates faced opposition amid calls to defer spending until plans exist. The panel also approved faculty pay raises and additional funds for the UC system while rescinding tied fee language.
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Sacramento
UPS
Wreoestayet
Preen Assembly
B. T. Collins
Senate
Lanternisan
Collins
Frank ‘Tanerrtean
la Canada
Soha Woul
Rman
Coen Brown
Brown
California
Seere
Arlen Gregorio
San Mateo
Gregorio
University of California
David Saxon
Saxon
Comstittee
Daniel Boatveright
D-Concord
Albert Trodta
Dsacramento
University of California and State College and University System
Universiy
Exila Hr
Ean Vane Fox
Benerr
Weather forecast fragment for Northern Central California coast and valleys
Fragmented weather report notes patchy fog along the coast and varying winds. It mentions fair to mild conditions in Northern and Central California with low temperatures in the 20s and 30s and highs reaching the 90s in some areas.
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Marin
Sant Creat Mtliory
Lan Tebow
Yoserille Vatey
Scoora Vatays
South Rely
Hernia
Liver” Rann Ree
Unclear fire call log obscured by OCR errors
Fragmented OCR record lists multiple streets and locations including Castro Valley Newark and Livermore with scattered times and addresses. Reader may misread entries. no coherent event or single incident emerges.
Obituaries Reach Across Bay Area in Grim Toll
Nellie A. Duclos Edy Edward died at 76. Bill Krueger of San Leandro died at 41. Louise Parry of Hayward died, age not stated. Senorio Gonzales of San Lorenzo died at 91. Concepcion Aguilar of Union City died. Joanne D. Smith of Fremont died at 42. Funeral services set in Hayward, Union City, Fremont areas with masses and rosaries scheduled.
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Nellie Duclos Hayward
Nellie A. Duclos
Edyward
Duclos
Roward Duclos
Bob Giviens
Robert Dunn
Colorado
Clyde Dunn
Santa Cam
Jack Dunn
Los Angeles
Jane Little
Seattle
Wash
Genevieve Dunn
Los Gatos
Hayward Mortuary
Mission Elvir
Jo &. Bee's Catholic Church
Bill Krueger
San Leandro
Mr. Ki
Marilyn Krueger
San Learchy
Hetather Alvin Krueger
Oregon
Alvin
Craig Krocher
Delores Shanklin
Mission Blvd
Louise Parry Hayward
Louise Panty
Hayward
Ihah
Marry Hobby
Valero
Rudy
Gloria Pagundes
Senobio Gonzales San
Ray Gonzales
Martine
Tony
George Gonzales
Theresa Gou Od
Gerald Gonzales
San Learsiro
Bill Gonzales
Lilpe Hamirez
Saratoga
Gonales
Apostolic Assembly Church of
Mexico
Chapel of the Chimes
Aguilar Union City
Concepcion Rojas Aguilar
Union City
Boray
Ilar Iy
Nee” “Aldren
Francisco Aguilar
el Paso
Texas
Maria. Balistreri
Joe Aguilar
San Franciny
Mio Florido
Chilhuahua
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
Joanne Smith Fremont
Joanne D. Smith
Fremont
New York
Afri
Smith
Clarence Smith
Debbie
Gary Smith
Tomorow
Cedar Lawn
Micmonal Pak Ad Mortuary
Warm Springs Hlvd
Rockefeller says philanthropy at risk without third sector unity
John D Rockefeller 3d warns American philanthropy may vanish unless government business and private charity form three co equal parts. In University magazine he urges private philanthropy to grow large enough to engage many workers and funding roles across sectors for a new era of joint action.
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Princeton
UPI
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
University Magazine
Princeton Univer
Hockefeller
Aden
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Hayward Area
Multiple notices honor GONZALES SENORIO RICHARD KRUEGER LOUISE BUCLOS HAYWARD area deaths. Services at South Chapel Memorial Park Hayward and Eden Cemetery listed. Dates June 1977. Families include Gonzales Ramirez Hobby Fagundes and Shanklin among others. Interments private or at St Beda's Church noted.
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Weworial
Parkwelsslon
Hayward
Parry
Louise A
Mary Hobby
Vallejo
Rud
Gloria Fagundes
Gtah
Guerrero & Steiner
Pratt-Fliers
Eden Cemetery
San Leangro
Alvin Kerveper
Aragon
Craig Krueger
Oregon
Brathar
Delores Shanklin
Tsa
Sever
Analive
Los Angeles
Hayward Wortuary
Mission Blvd
Famil Prefars
Katy Iwire
Wortuary
Hellie
Tay Rd
Spise
Bob
Glee
Gear
Robert Our
Colorado
Clyde Dunn
Lane
St. Beda’s Church
Chas
Machade
Governor signs Medi Cal bill to avert year end cash squeeze
Governor Edmund G Brown Jr signs an $8 billion Medi Cal bill to prevent a near term finical crunch in the program. The measure by Sen. Joan Nejedly appropriates funds for the remaining days of the fiscal year ending June. Assembly passes Tahoe agency bill in party line vote stripping independence and placing it under Resources Agency. Assemblyman Eugene Coulee supports the plan while Eugene Chappie seeks reconsideration.
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Sacramento
Dpi
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Joan Nejedly
R-Walrad Cree
Assembly
Tahoe Agency
UPI
California Tahoe Conservancy Agency
Resources Agency
Eugene Coulee
Public notice legal notices and fictitious business filings
A damanged page lists multiple public notices including fictitious business name statements for Baz TEAST BAY YAMAHA and CREATIVE BEDROOM DESIGNS filed in Alameda County California with names like JOHN ANTHONY BUITRAGG LORETTA J. SMITH and general bid notices from Hayward Area Recreation and Park District. It includes contact points and dates from 1977 to 1997 and references to The Daily Review.
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Baz
Teast Bay
Yamaha
San Lmandra
Donald F. Jensen
Jensen
Casieo Valley
Harold L. Scott
Arguello
California
Casre Donald Jensph
Alameda
Daily
Legel
San Lesadro
Cail
John Anthony Buitragg
Pinewond
Hayward
Calif
John A. Buritragg
Alarnnda Coonly
the Daily Review
Hayward Area Recreation and Pars DiMerct
Jad Distres
Nhme Street
Callenla
Unl Maney
Ile ‘and Plate
Eden Park
Distries
Irlans
Shirley J. Campbell
Hayward Area
Amirley
Campbell
Mreviors
D Area Recreation Amt
Streel
Ward
County of Alameda
Bs Sune
Public Notices: Fictitious Business Names in Alameda County
Public notices list multiple fictitious business names including FUTURE LEASING 2420 Peg Ten Ave Hayward CA Marlingta Ben, LAS DISTRIBUTORS 903 Breakwater Ave Hayward with Michael W Schulte, and others. Also notices on alcohol beverage license intent for 27843 Minslen Blvd Hayward CA 94541 and hearings in Alameda Superior Court with appointments and administrators. The Daily Review prints legal numbers and dates in June 1977.
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Ben
Morimoto
Alamada County
the Daily Review
Nolica
Dept. Alcoholis Beverage Control
Ren
Oakland
California
June
Superior Court OF the
Tate OF
Alameds
Olvan Inez
Helen K. Logan
Petilon
Seid Court
Hayward
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Fen
San Therma Frayne
U.S
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Kathorad Wrather Service
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Albane
Aligena
Goyer
Biparseille
Bulan
Cictrnal
Bach
Alimons County
Wayward
Mision Boulevard
Ator Atari
Fool Blvd
Latte Tirstare
Oller Dry
Fabcuw N Am
Mesperien Hve
Alse
Alan
Craver Court
Suscitater
Husson
Sunset Boulevards
Alain
Aredor
Bulk Ira
Dharsage
Rosa
Castro Valley
Thee
ST Hastings Wr
Feree
Furracaire
Win
Trople
Hain
Suseltator
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Royal Ave
Wingtatar
Dee
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Tan Pin
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Balpos Percy
NPD
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Meny Ave
Fe Walle
Waco
Giscom Road
Wardburg
Leon Arty
Newark
Newark Bld
Eamere Drive
RM Bsewe Biv
Brive Ave
Sam Livermore
Escoty Santata
Winlaria
Anne Uret Ald
Jh Put
Amaked Valley
South County
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Philanthropy
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Lewelling Flower
Shap
Thelma Slens Butiers
G. Hen | Walsh
Charles Streil
Belon Rouge
Louisiana
Alameda Co
Dong Businesses
LJ. Enterprises
Slayton
Feampal
Loretta J. Smith
Nividal
Lark
Alameda County
JB Quarter Horse Ranch
Hawomen St
Hayward, Call
Gerald
Lassen St
Mayward
Gerald L. Buus
Fountaigs
Aliimedés County
Tha Caily Review
Legal Mo
Future Leasing
Peg Ten Ave
Heyereed
Marlingta
Vis Santas
Pleasanton
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LAS Distributors
Breakwater Avenue
Robert V. Lynam
Sar Luis Rey
Michael W. Schulte
Jordan Road
Alarrewe
Wile
USS
Sunset Boulevard
North Side
Vallejo Street
Richard Pelly
Vated
Rene C. Davidsan
Janice Vargas
Kay Cushing
Feo
Dublin
the Dairy Review
Sonitrol
Als
Isith
San Leando
Bruce Johnson
Cheat Mess
Menlo Park
Pads
Gavarday Imenio Park
Has
Charles Schmids
Ravenwooe Mloce
Cuatro Valley
PaSes
Conttrol Security
Inc
Nicolino
Pres
Ramsne Rep
Alario
Miled Parinarship
L. Bruce Johnson
Gentral
Glerkol Alamede
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