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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1977
Page
10
The Soviet Union issued postage stamps for the 980 Olympic Games in Moscow. The stamps carry kopeck values indicating the amount earmarked for the Olympic organizing committee. Prices run about 12, 20, and 29 cents in U S currency. Stamps are commonly used to raise funds for special Soviet projects.
Ilya Glazunov, a leading Soviet artist, was summoned by the Ministry of Culture and warned his exhibition of nearly 30 works may not open if a piece depicting Stalin and other figures is shown. Officials objected to The Mystery of the 201 Century, a surreal work featuring Solzhenitsyn, Trotsky, Nicholls, and Lenin amid violent imagery.
Public notice announces sealed proposals by Hayward Unified School District Alameda County for new front entrance to Muir School 24873 Soto Road Hayward California. Bids due July 1 1977 at 2 00 PM. Plans by Morgan D Howell Architect 1825 B Street Hayward on file. Includes bid bonds cashier checks and prevailing wage requirements.
Industrial relations in accordance with the Labor Code and board authority announces bid procedures and right to reject bids. Copies of the four part specifications are available at the board office for interested parties. June 20, Joan S. Hamblin, Clerk.
Public notices announce private sale of estate real property in Hayward California including 1034 Armstrong Avenue and related parcels. Documents detail sale terms, bidding, title, taxes, and required approvals, with names Marcelina Valentine and Gilbert De Borba listed as administrators and attorney, and dates in 1977.
Pro rated premiums on insurance depend on the date of recording. Filing and escrow fees apply. Property offered under non standard condition. Bids must be submitted to Gilbert F. De Borba, attorney for the administrator, 3134 Fremont Boulevard, Fremont, California, or delivered to the administrator or Clerk’s office.
Public notice from Alameda County Superior Court referencing administrator Elida Albiar and Gilbert F. De Borba. Dated June 31 1977. Notice appears in The Daily Review legal notices on June 24 28 and July 1977.
The Board of Education of the New Haven Unified School District in Alameda County invites sealed proposals for labor materials equipment and services for district work. Bids due Tuesday at 2:02 pm. Plans by Porter Jansen Hansen Manzagol Architects on file at the district office 13460 Western Avenue, Unto City, California.
A scanned newspaper fragment outlines wage, hours, and apprenticeship details across multiple counties and firms, naming unions, high schools, and several employers. It references penalties, contracts, and legal terms in a dense, error-filled stream, indicating a broad labor regulation or wage dispute discussion.
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI issued a personal handwritten warning to Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, saying he could be excommunicated if he proceeds with ordaining priests in defiance of papal law. The Vatican spokesman cited the bishop’s duty to submit to Church authority.
Carl Schuster, 71, prominent American yachtsman, was found dead aboard his yawl Zigzag off Cumberland, St Vincent. He was severed hand and head injuries noted. Police questioned Joseph Delisle, 33, the Grenada-born sailor who accompanied him. Schuster had sailed toward the United States to celebrate his July 1 birthday.
Washington UPI reports a watered down version of President Carter's gas tax for passenger automobiles passed the House Ways and Means Committee after a long, tense debate. Lobbyists for the auto industry pushed hard to weaken it but amendments failed. The committee aims to finish tax portions of the energy plan next week. The House Commerce energy subcommittee also completed measures to shift industry toward coal and other energy sources away from air pollution and gas reliance.
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