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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
5
Union City residents Kay and husband returned home at 2 40 am to find a burglar inside who claimed the house was his He spoke calmly and frightened the couple while rearranging rooms and handling their belongings Ketron Glenn Edward 29 of Hayward was arrested on first degree burglary and receiving stolen property charges.
Hayward selects 43 year old Jim Lundgren as city engineer replacing Wayne Bruce who will become permanent head of the East Hay Dischargers Authority. Lundgren, employed since 1999, moves from senior civil engineer to city engineer earning 26204 annually after a 20616 salary in his prior post.
A Tre burned 25 to 30 acres of grassland at Coyote Hills Regional Park yesterday. Winds hampered efforts to control the blaze, which started at p.m. and was out at 4 30 pa. Nine units from EBAPD Fremont and Newark responded. There were no injuries. Another fire at 4663 Crawford Court in Bremont caused $2.00 in damage. Heat from the hive broke windows and damaged parts of the house.
Danny O'Hara, noted for a long wheelchair trek, was admitted to a psychiatric unit after a 28 day land dispute dispute. Hospital officials cited deep low mood and risk of harm, calling the episode a result of discrimination against him.
James McMoon chief of plant operations at California State University Hayward appeals his May 17 dismissal to the state Personnel Board. A public hearing at the university is set for July 7 after suspicions of improper use of state equipment and personnel. Moore, a Union City resident since 1968, was suspended in April and dismissed by the chancellor’s office on the recommendation of university officials. Board spokesmen said details from the chancellor’s office are pending.
Longtime Fremont police chief James Fabbri died from a heart attack. He led innovations in patrol sectoring and rapid response, earning respect for memory and leadership. Survived by wife Glena and two daughters, services set at St. Joseph's Church with donations to multiple local charities in lieu of flowers.
Alameda County's 70 foster homes may strike at midnight over compensation disputes with the county. Frank Campos of Hayward leads the action in support of 14 emergency care homes, amid disputed pay rates and concerns for beds in 7 to 12 year old care. Social workers review alternatives as officials weigh emergency bed charges and monthly rates.
State Auditor General Harvey Rose says attempts to inject partisan politics into his office will backfire. Assemblyman Hob Wilson of La Mesa, head of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee, pressed for Wilson's resignation amid budget deadlines. Brownie faces a 14 billion spending package to fund next year’s operations, approved 11 days after the deadline, exceeding Brown’s initial request by 220 million. A separate note covers Greenpeace halting a Russian whaling fleet off Eureka, and other national items including McGovern’s political stance, food stamp rules, welfare identification, and a North Korean incident.
The piece paints a bustling county fair atmosphere with Main Street parades, bands, ferris wheel, and carnival chatter. It notes a late night atmosphere of revelry, prices rising, and memorable oddities like a hermaphrodite pig while drifting into a local accident report. Doreen Gail Pragaza, 23, is listed in serious condition after a car hit a pole at the Alvarado and Aladdin intersection. Burt R. Amaral, 21, uninjured.
A series of long tremors struck the northwestern Peloponnese near Patras causing widespread damage in about 15 villages. Police reported many buildings crumbled and residents fled as panic spread among thousands. details on casualties were not yet known.
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