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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1976
Page
1
Community event at Kimball Avenue Hayward features a children’s film festival with 2 cent admission and refreshments for 1 cent. For details call SS1 4531. Local listing notes police presence but provides scant readable specifics.
Cal State hosts Woody Allen play Play It Again Sam at 8 p.m. in the Works on display at the Livermore Art Association features Vietorten houses in watercolor, Carolyn’s land works. Palomares Playhouse offers tickets at 8:30 p.m. Skysaps by David McLaughlin channels in Sun Gallery Hayward hosts textile artist show. Olive Hyde Center in Fremont displays 39 Bay Area textile artists. Animal Lending Library in Hayward loans small pets for a week. Craft sessions for children set for Hayward branches. Weather outlook: increasing clouds with a 20 percent chance of showers tomorrow night. highs in the 70s. Weather note on page 17.
Washington sources say incumbent senator Jackson will quit the Democratic nomination bid after Pennsylvania showing, with plans to announce his status Saturday at a Seattle news conference. He canceled appearances in Indiana and Connecticut and faces pressure from labor backers and delegates as he prepares a final explanation to voters.
Italian craftsman Franco Vianello builds bronze statues of cowboys and Indians in Richmond using lost wax techniques learned from Rome. His Art Bronzes studio, now in San Lorenzo, operates with a team approach generating large-scale works sold to Wells Fargo, galleries, and private collectors, including names like John Wayne and Ronald Reagan.
President Ford Reagan and Democrat Carter campaign across Texas on the eve of the first presidential primary turnout expected to total about 2.5 million statewide. Ford seeks victory in a state Reagan needs. Reagan says a close race could boost Ford and urges Democrats to vote GOP. Carter, favored to win, faces Loyd M. Bentsen and George Wallace as Democrats vote for national delegates rather than direct candidates.
Jomaal Wilkes scored four of Gelder Steme's eight overtime points as the Warriors defeated Detroit to win their quarter final. Golden State advances four games to two and will face the winner of another series in the semifinals.
Ali defends the heavyweight crown with a frantic final rush by rival Yeung. Judges award the decision amid tense rounds as Ali edges to victory in a tightly contested bout.
AP confirms handwriting on Hughes related papers shows misspellings like hoaree and conversa tion errors. A Nevada court approved documents but doubt remains about the will's validity while Noah Dietrich backs authenticity of handwriting and John Connally was seen near Mormon Church HQ days before the Hughes manuscript surfaced amid probate steps.
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