Why high prices drive shoppers to bear cost squeeze
Jane Abbott Hayward recounts shoppers at Russell's Market on Teter nyson Road as they debate rising groceries. Mrs McSpadden asserts middlemen and processing inflate costs, noting meat packaging and price jumps from hamburger to higher items. Other locals hope prices fall soon amid an overall inflationary squeeze.
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Hayward Daily Review 56 Pager No. 151 1973 March 9
The Daily Review consolidates The Morning News No 151 in Hayward California on Friday March 9 1973. A 56 page edition priced at 10 cents continues the Morning News publication with local news updates and community notices.
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Castro Valley salary talks end in gloom and silence
Castro Valley school trustees met to hear district employee salary proposals amid overall gloom. Teachers seeks 15 percent raises and a base pay of 8000 per year, up from 6930, with broader cost of living adjustments. A sabbatical request was denied as the district previews a tentative 1973 74 budget and continued negotiations proceed with no clear resolution.
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Hayward considers police driver training facility
A Hayward committee of the Human Relations Commission backs locating a city training site on public property to improve the department’s accident record. county officials weigh an alternate Santa Rita site while the Hayward Police Officers Association supports the plan. City managers caution on funding and seek broader concurrence before committing. A seven acre site near Baumberg or Industrial Boulevard is sketched for possible use, with a temporary drive training course authorized at Hayward Air Terminal.
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POW Richard Stratton Returns Home To Toast America
Returning POW Richard A Stratton, 42, Palo Alto, led the crowd at Travis Air Force Base in cheers as 390 onlookers echoed love for America. He declared unwavering trust in God and country, marking a stark contrast to Hanoi’s earlier broadcasts of alleged confessions. The convoy then moved to Oak Knoll Naval Hospital where his family watched from a window before he embraced a naval officer near the car.
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London Bomb Blasts Prompt IRA Sympathizer Probe
London police questioned IRA sympathizers after two blasts killed one and wounded 239 in central London. Scotland Yard checked 70 suspicious cars. several buildings evacuated as reports linked to Provisional IRA. No blame assigned. Heath met Home Secretary Carr for talks to curb further attacks.
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California Board OKs Evolution Texts with Theory Note
The California State Board of Education narrowly approved science textbooks for elementary students that present evolution as a theory not proven fact. The vote 7-4 rejects adding explicit religious creation claims, while acknowledging ongoing scientific consensus on evolution. The decision aims to guide nationwide textbook choices and faced strong opposition from religious groups and some board members.
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Weekend forecast: overcast skies with showers possible
The area weatherman says sunburn risk is low this weekend. Expect overcast conditions through Monday with a 40 percent chance of rain tomorrow. Temperatures hold in the mid-50s to low 40s, with lows around the 50s. More weather page 30.
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UC study links alcohol to memory damage says professor
UC Irvine psychiatry professor Dr. Barnes Noble warns that all drinking, even social levels, can harm the brain and blunt memory. He notes alcohol reduces protein and RNA synthesis in brain cells and may shrink the brain, contributing to forgetfulness in middle age.
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