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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1976

Page

1

Reagan gains momentum in delegate race after five-state wins

Reagan climbs in the presidential contest with wins in Georgia Alabama Texas and more, narrowing Ford's path to the nomination. Carter dominates Indiana and Georgia while Ford suffers another setback as Reagan solidifies support and pledged delegates rise.

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A fragment from the Daily Review of Hayward California notes a Wednesday edition with partial headlines and unreadable details. The readable text hints at local notices or brief items but lacks complete names, places, or events to identify specifics.

Hill rezoning study moves Hayward area debate forward

Hayward officials approved a staff study on hill area rezoning aimed at potential shift from high density to single family homes around Hayward Boulevard. The Old Highland Homeowners Association seeks downzoning, arguing it would preserve the area's rural feel, while critics warn of legal and traffic implications.

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County Board Receives 407 Million Budget Plan

County Administrator Loren Enock presents a $407 million proposed budget for next year to the board of supervisors up 7.6 million from this year. The plan keeps the current $3.10 property tax rate while assuming a 12 percent rise in total assessed valuation. A $35,000 home would rise to $39,200 on the tax roll, adding about $32 to its $217 county bill. State and federal mandates drive the budgeting, with county shares for Medi‑Cal and aid grants totaling $8,974,200 and $24,079,296 respectively. Labor costs and crime funding dominate the figures as negotiations continue.

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Alameda County approves fireworks sales in unincorporated areas

Alameda County supervisors voted 3 to 2 to allow sale of fireworks in unincorporated areas while retaining a prohibition on use. Fire chiefs opposed the change citing state preemption and local fire risk. Oakland and Hayward positions noted. Fire officials urged keeping stricter rules amid ongoing safety concerns.

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Fremont Council Opens Bid War on Regional Shopping Center

Fremont city council unanimously authorized staff to woo developers for a regional shopping center, leaving site location open. They rejected designating the central business district, arguing it could trigger unwanted expansion and higher rents. Mayor Gene Rhodes and Councilman Don Dillon warned against overextending the CBD as Newark competes for the project.

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New Haven School Board clears Hedden in travel expense probe

The New Haven school board issued a brief statement accepting a financial audit that found Hedden used district cars and credit cards for personal and official business within his contract. Union City police confirmed no criminal activities and the board’s action ends civil action considerations though some trustees urged further oversight and counsel review.

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