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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1975
Page
4
A humorous reminiscence on teenagers tethered to kitchen phones. The narrator details how a 20 foot cord pulls teens around rooms, avoiding eye contact, and triggering family eavesdropping and chaotic phone battles. The piece ends with a family scene of a phone call landing with a teen.
Trustees approve a 97S-3a calendar aligning with Castro Valley and San Leandro. Opening Sept 4 and closing June 10 1976, with Thanksgiving four day weekend and multiple four day breaks. Regional Vocational Program serves 2000 students. no holidays in October. Veterans Day and Lincoln and Washington birthdays observed as holidays.
Brian Corrigan 41, director of Fairhome recovery center at Fairmont Hospital, resigns after reassignment seen as shift from social treatment models to a medical, fiscally driven approach. He alleges lack of advisory board input and cites plans to move Eden outpatient facility to Fairmont grounds. County denies philosophical change. 150 graduates sign petition backing Corrigan.
The Alameda County Bicentennial Commission recommended two seed grants: 2500 for relocating and restoring the Jeremiah Fallon House by the Amador-Livermore Valley Historical Society and 1000 for Janet Newton’s book on the 1776 De Anza expedition. Loans would be repaid in 1975 to fund more projects.
Castro Valley reports Gretchen Cooke, 33, of 616 Dean Street, died at Eden Hospital at 2:44 a.m. from injuries after a May 11 fall from a horse near Lake Chabot in to Valley. The saddle cinch slipped, causing the fall. her foot tangled in the stirrup and the horse dragged her along pavement about 20 feet before release, according to the county coroner.
A brief item from 1975 notes the South County scene featuring Cali ait Neviog te. The column hints at cultural offerings and local arts presence with reference to a review page.
Niles residents face a proposed area plan detailing high apartment density to support three revitalized cores. Two parcels near Niles Community Park could yield about 32 389 units, while another zone may hold 256 dwellings. The plan targets population growth to 17 000 31 000 without a timeline.
An agenda lists meetings across Hayward and nearby areas including the Hayward City Council at 8 p.m. in the Certer Building, the Alameda County Planning Commission at 1:30 p.m. in Hayward, the South County Community College District board at 7:30 p.m. in Chabot College, and other district sessions. Additional sessions cover the Cherryland Fire District, Union City schools, New Haven Unified School District philosophy discussions, and the Alameda County Board of Supervisors at 9:30 a.m. in Oakland.
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