01 May 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1977
Page
1
The first official Cuban delegation to Florida since Fidel Castro took power arrives a day early to attend the World Crisis Conference. Sixteen Cuban scientists and experts are in the group, despite anticipated anti Castro demonstrations. No protests occurred at the airport or hotel as the six day international symposium proceeds.
A mile long oil spill near a famed Florida Keys reef has thinned and moved toward shore. Coast Guard petty officer Dave Tait says no coral or marine damage reported yet while the search for the responsible party continues.
An Environment and Natural Resources Committee panel backed an administration backed bill by a 7-1 vote after pressure from Nevada officials. The measure would restructure the California Nevada Tahoe Regional Planning Agency to curb over development and pollution around Lake Tahoe. It adds parcels to the area under Nevada jurisdiction and aims to enhance cross state cooperation.
President Carter tells broadcast and news directors that he provided Richard Nixon with secret State Department and CIA data on U S relations with other nations. He says Nixon has a "perfect" attitude and that two men have exchanged telephone calls while Nixon wrote several letters.
The Washington Post reports secret transcripts show Richard Nixon discussing hush payments to seven defendants in the June 1, 1972 break in at the Democratic National Committee headquarters. The dialogue with Charles Colson dates January 3, 1973, and Nixon says he learned of payoffs from John Dean on March 21, 1973.
The Golden State Warriors trail Los Angeles three games to none in a best of seven playoff series. They must win today’s game at Coliseus Arena to stay alive with 12 48 start time and broadcast on KPIX Channel 5.
Cal State Hayward's Dave Haber stunned rivals at the San Jose National Invitational by clearing 7-4 to win. He tied the MCAA Division II record, broke the meet mark, and set a personal best while surpassing the all-school standard of 7-3. Haber defeated San Jose State's Ron Livers and Pacific Coast Club's Tarte Woods.
Rainfall for the rainy season ends with South County totals only about half the normal. Alameda County engineers say October to April typically yields 95 percent of yearly rain, while May to September accounts for just 4 to 1 percent. City and county readings show Hayward 3.06 inches versus 16.75 normal, Niles 2.96 vs 16.62, Pleasanton 8.38 vs 18.99, San Leandro 11.42 vs 23.26, Castro Valley 9.86 vs 19.34, with 1975 76 ranks among county's driest years. Experts cite a persistent off coast high pressure system diverting Pacific storms, creating uncertain next year. Public agencies anticipate further water curbs and drought planning.
Hikers finishing a long circuitous route were treated to a rock concert by Spit Fire at Central Park. Last year 4,200 walkers raised over 40044 for birth defect research. The fund raiser is one of three annual events in South County with marches in April Hayward October and Livermore Amador Valley each March.
Texas oil troubleshooter Red Adair capped a runaway Bravo Platform well in the Ekofisk field after seven days of spill. He used high pressure air to ram two valve parts together, sealing the 4,000 psi flow and ending a slick covering about 2,100 square miles and an estimated 28,000 barrels per day. Phillips Petroleum officials announced the flow stopped and costs ran into tens of millions.
Secretary of State Vance urged UGA students that progress is possible on arms control though a total nuclear ban is unlikely this generation. He outlined a human rights approach, warned against imposing values, and said Moscow talks setback does not end disarmament efforts.
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