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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1975

Page

1

Neighborhood Watch Team inspires Hayward anti crime effort

Two retired women, Jean Shaw and Rachel Todd, became early members of Hayward’s Neighborhood Watch Team, aiding police to identify suspects and arrest five burglars in a month. The program pairs residents with officers to watch for suspicious activity, share tips, and coordinate calls during crimes in progress.

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Sister Revealed as Adopted Child in San Lorenzo Tale

A San Lorenzo narrative traces a sister’s discovery of her long hidden identity after a telephone call. Mrs Burchfield learns she has an elder sister who was given away at birth, revealing Cecil Morgan’s third daughter’s troubled family history and a lineage crossing Oklahoma, California and Missouri.

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Supreme Court to Rule on Suburban Public Housing Case

The Supreme Court will decide next year whether the federal government can be forced to build public housing in predominantly white suburbs to remedy past discrimination. HUD and CHA faces scrutiny over decades of use of public funds to create high rise ghettos in Chicago's south and west sides. The docket also includes rulings on environmental attorney fees, civil rights venue changes, a Texas bond voting law, NIH funding recommendations for hyperactive children, and school desegregation appeals from Michigan and Kalamazoo.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Chicago Department of Housing and Urban Development HUD CHA Court P Texas Children's Rights Organization National Institutes For Health Michigan Kalamama

Summery forecast for Ferth County tomorrow

More summery weather forecast says Ferth County will continue to enjoy warm weather tomorrow. Highs in the 70s to near 80 with overnight lows in the 50s. Skies expected to be fair.

Ferth County

Welfare errors costlier than fraud says report

Washington agencies mispaid about 500 million dollars in welfare benefits due to incorrect information and management lapses. The study highlights state and local errors, fraud remains cited but smaller than missteps in processing and eligibility rules.

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Communists seize U S merchant ship off Cambodia coast

President Ford denounced the seizure of the Mayaguez by Cambodian forces as piracy and warned of serious consequences. The unarmed container ship with 39 American crew members was boarded near a disputed rock island in the Gulf of Thailand, possibly bound for Hong Kong and Thailand, with cargo unspecified.

Washington UPI Cambodia Kom Pong Sum White House Ford Rot Nessen Mayaguez Farr National Security Council State Department Gulf of Thailand Nessen Hong Kong Thailand Rock Island Vietnam

Trustee recall halted in San Leandro over school board clash

Barbara Tierney called off a plan to recall six San Leandro school trustees over the transfer of San Leandro High Principal Floyd Williams. She cited cost and division, thanking supporters and urging cooperation with the board to help students, while the district prepared its response defending board decisions and personnel assignments.

San Leandro Barbara Tierney Floyd Williams Tierney Carolyn ‘Gessini

Maid of Castro Valley crowned at community center

Castro Valley High School senior Tona Marie Marinkovich, 17, was chosen Saturday night as Maid of Castro Valley from 10 entrants. Patricia Sasser passed the crown. Marinkovich will receive a $50 savings bond, sponsor gifts, a trip to Southern California, and a chance to compete for Maid of Alameda County. First runner-up Christi June Mahr, second runner-up Vonne Christine Santos, and Miss Congeniality Gail Joan Henderson.

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