09 Mar 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1977
Page
1
Incumbent Paul Rhodes loses his Castro Valley school board seat after eight years. Larry Goodman and Sam Mediati win the two available seats, defeating Rhodes in a surprising election outcome.
Twelve-year incumbent Marvin Weinreb fell to Albert Lepore and William Dimmer by 110 votes in Hayward school board elections. Weinreb said he may seek a recount, page 13.
San Lorenzo voters elected Patricia Griffen and Gary Craig to the school board, the youngest candidate at 19. Incumbent Robert Amvine was ousted as Wesley Yougman and others finished among six contenders.
Gloria Carr and Pred Weibel won seats on the Fremont school board in a low turnout election. Carr fills the unexpired term of Harry Sheppard who resigned from the board.
Sublett and Bostaph won Newark trustee seats while incumbents Edwin Johnson and David Vickers were ousted. Marilyn Miller secured a landslide to fill a one term on the Newark City Council. Margaret Wiedman won a seat on the South County Community College District board and Orville Johnson trailed by about 1700 votes. New Haven school board elected Teuslee Furman and Margaret Adgelaw to four year terms. Fremont Newark Community College District board saw John Weed and Walt Aylaard win, Kenneth Foster and Paul Gygax reappointed.
Report on South County ballots shows winners declared in bold type. Names appear in plain type, with no further details provided on margins or totals.
President Carter announces removal of all restrictions on travel by U S citizens to Cuba Vietnam North Korea and Cambodia effective March 18 He cites Helsinki Accords backing free travel but warns travelers must take precautions as there are no U S embassies in these nations The move follows a broader stance on Middle East peace and borders with Israel while stressing recognized borders.
The Daily Review shares tips to save water and energy. Keep a thermos in the kitchen to avoid repeatedly heating coffee and install dimmer switches to cut electrical usage. Contributions come from Cleto Fortanilla and Jean Turver of Castro Valley.
East Bay agencies debated water conservation steps with rationing and rate plans postponed to late March or later. Hayward may not require mandatory cuts until March 2, while directors tailed a rate schedule until March 22. Hetchy system users face a 25 percent reduction push, and Tri City reports show notable drops in use.
A young girl’s fatal fall near Napa State Hospital raises questions for relatives and hospital officials. The noisy sequence of reports hints at a broader inquiry into safety and response.
Bay Area Rapid Transit officials announce a top priority project to rewire trackside braking systems designed to keep trains at full speed after single car failures. The overhaul, postponed weekend service and Sunday runs until mid-1978, aims to cut the daily slow trains caused by brake overheating and multi-car slowdowns.
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