Hayward Honors Late City Manager with Posthumous Award
The Hayward Advisory Board of the Salvation Army presented a special posthumous award to Raymand Doran, Hayward city manager for 11 years before his February death. The Others Award recognized Elione qualities tied to the Salvation Army, described as the love for others. Mrs Doran accepted the award from Hibber Nicholas Arhontes. the ceremony marked only the second time the award has been given by the Hayward Board.
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Coyote Hills plan sparks trustee debate on marsh protection
Trustees from Fremont Newark and Union City debated a master plan for Coyote Hills including a boat lake and boardwalk relocation. Critics warn marsh dredging harms wildlife while proponents urge wildlife-friendly, landlocked options and use of the park district budget for people-oriented projects.
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Weather forecast offers steady May with light fog fade
The forecaster predicts no surprises for May with no morning fog and limited afternoon variation. Temperatures stay slightly warm in the mid sixties, with overnight lows in the 60s as a mild pattern continues.
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US Jets Hit North Vietnam Power Plants in Ramp-Up Bombing
US warplanes attacked North Vietnam power plants and rail bridges in a major foray, with 270 strikes reported in 24 hours. Spokesmen said targets included the Hoa binh or Haiphong area, the Thai Nguyen thermal plant, and the Vu Chua rail bridge near Hanoi, causing widespread fires and damage as heavy bombing continued near dawn. A pilot survived a crash after being shot down by a surface-to-air missile and was rescued by a Navy helicopter.
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Nixon and Soviet Sign Harassment-Stop Pact at Sea
United States and Soviet Union conclude a naval agreement to halt harassment and dangerous maneuvers on the high seas. Secretary Warner and Admiral Voroshkov sign as Nixon is absent. it targets aircraft and missile incidents and allows freedom to conduct surveillance under agreed rules.
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Last Whoopee Birthday Stunt Ends In Farewell Lark
London UPI reports Tom Yardley, aged 100, left Alderley Edge Home for the Salvation Army hostel in a self styled life long voyage. After three hours he returned in disgust saying he is only 110 or 10 depending on his dates and will have his party Friday.
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Informer questioned in San Leandro murder case
San Leandro investigators link three slain men to a possible narcotics ring and an informer question arises as authorities review a Friday traffic stop yielding pills and white powder. Police say no new leads and deputies check connections to a Hayward car salesman and a San Leandro house resident.
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Vietnam War Pact Possible Graceful Exit Hinted
Moscow and Washington edged toward a possible graceful exit from Vietnam as key leaders signaled steps toward winding down hostilities. Soviet allies stressed continued support for North Vietnam, complicating any immediate U.S. withdrawal plan.
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Cal State Hayward Coach Leads Quiet, Eager Fencing Push
The Cal State Hayward athletics staff, led by Rudolf Raab, fosters a rare fencing program attracting 2500 students over thirty years. Raab links fencing to individual competition rather than team play, noting it challenges American preferences for team sports. despite limited funding, fencers Wayne Ohinson, Bill Essig, and Gahar Ravidh compete in the Grand International Fencing Championship sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union.
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