05 May 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1977
Page
1
Budget Director Bert Lance warned inflation may stay high with April figures showing a 7.2 percent annual rise in the Wholesale Price Index and food costs driving the surge. He cautioned several bad months may lie ahead, despite easing in industrial prices, and noted potential steel price increases loom.
Mrs Jack Stone comforts her sobbing 6 year old son after a tornado destroyed their mobile home in Pleasant Hill Missouri yesterday. A few possessions and a concrete slab remain as evidence of the loss.
Sixty five members of Trinity Episcopal Church voted to withdraw from the Episcopal Diocese of California. The committee claimed to oppose vestry action, while rector Rev. Graham Lesser said the meeting had no validity. The group plans to remain affiliated only by parish vote.
Former president Richard Nixon, in a David Frost interview, acknowledged wrongdoing in the Watergate cover-up, saying he made bad judgments and that his political life is over. He defended not committing a crime while admitting telling untruths and steering aides on defense strategies.
Eden Hospital Administrator William H. Schneider, 49, resigns effective May 27 to join Memorial Hospital in Redding. He cites family reasons and a desire for a more rural setting. Schneider’s move follows ongoing Eden staffing changes and past controversy. the board will discuss replacement at next Tuesday’s meeting.
The US Geological Survey reported California faces the worst drought on record with streams at 13 percent of year average and major reservoirs below half capacity. Washington shows 20 percent normal in the Spokane River, with Cascade snowpack at about 44 percent of average. Alaska runs high due to snowpack. Hawaii shows abnormal rainfall boosting flows. Arizona and other states vary.
In Hayward at downtown BART, residents and officials discuss teacher walkouts and protests. The Daily Review notes mixed opinions as educators push for changes, reflecting broader district tensions before upcoming decisions.
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