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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1972
Page
3
The piece argues Mother's Day should honor the mother child bond rather than gifts or dates. It reflects on how memory and storytelling deepen understanding, suggesting listening to a mother’s childhood offers the richest gift and timeless connection.
Fragmented OCR text notes a large gathering with thousands participating, a 목표 total of over 3,000 or more participants, and a hoped for collection around $20,000 for a charitable cause. Names and places are unclear due to garbled source text, but the event centers on public support and fundraising.
San Francisco official Joseph Alioto linked to a 10 year legal battle over overcharges by transformer makers. Former Washington state attorney general John OConnell and George Falet figure in a conspiracy and mail fraud case. Trial expected to last about six weeks in Tacoma with a jury in Vancouver.
Denver report says Mabel Martin ABC representative urged replacing blind allegiance with a platform that questions the United States foreign policy. She spoke after 000 delegates rejected a resolution criticizing Nixon’s North Vietnam policy, stressing restraint and civilian well being over arms stockpiling.
Bay Area Rapid Transit security supervisor Bob Bfira says 2 to 4 guards will miss today at South Hayward station with returns planned next week at 9 am. A May 2 article erroneously reported the opening date for the station.
Senator Dole accuses national media of sabotaging Nixon era Vietnam strategy, warning false portrayals could cost lives. He cites protracted demonstrations and doctored reporting to claim public opinion is misled against U.S. actions. Fellow Republicans crowd a California rally as the party edges toward 1964 electoral impact.
Virginia Woy of Thiro is crowned Citizen of the Year at Coronation Ball at Castlewood Country Club. A longtime volunteer tutor and school aide, she serves as president of the Women's Club of Dublin and volunteers for the Gentiynity Blood Bank. She tutors at Nielsen School through STEP, a Chabot College program. Dr. T. C. Woy, a Hayward cardiologist and trustee of the Murray School District, was noted as the 1979 Citizen of the Year.
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