18 May 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1977
Page
1
The text outlines Carter's remarks to an airport crowd about water reserves being stocked below safe levels. It notes references to subsidies, farmers, and various figures, with mentions of UAW and a Fresiterd-like entity. The passage conveys concern over drastic reservoir conditions and the administration’s awareness of the severity.
In Tel Aviv reporters note the ruling party’s defeat, triggering concerns among Arab communities who fear a threatened status. The discussion centers on long-standing tensions and potential shifts in policy as Labor gains momentum.
Hayward officials confirm a 35 percent rise in water charges starting July 1, tied to San Francisco Water Department rates amid drought. Basic charge increases from 98 cents to 51 cents per 100 cubic feet, with typical bills rising from about 6.90 to 7.60 dollars for a 125 gallon household usage. Councilman George Oakes notes most homeowners will not see large bill changes due to reduced consumption. Mayer Jene Feinreb votes in favor, saying drought conditions necessitate the hike and potential repeal if SF lowers rates and usage rebounds.
Alameda County supervisors impose a ban on safe non explosive fireworks in unincorporated areas citing extreme fire danger amid tinder dry conditions. The board notes illegal reworks remain a broader fire risk while nearby cities permit sales, with officials urging control measures and charitable sale considerations to limit enforcement burdens.
In Castro Valley, a 1970s retirement complex proposal was heard by county supervisors. The $6 million project, valued at about $197,000 yearly in real estate taxes, aims to add a six story or similar facility with meals housekeeping and emergency call systems. Vote postponed to June 2 due to absence of a supervisor.
In Oakland, a Black judge secured the mayor’s seat amid strong turnout. The election produced mixed results as voters rejected a measure to raise the city manager’s salary, with 36,447 voting against and 20,734 in favor.
A review roundup notes neighborhood leaders facing intimidation claims tied to a private security firm. City council approves library plans and a local redevelopment project. A psychiatrist testifies about a murder suspect with a deformed personality. An artificial liver test and a spy unit abolition are reported, plus baseball legend remarks, electric car outlooks, and Bay Area weather with possible rain followed by clearing skies.
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