Brown Wins Nevada and Ford Upsets Reagan In Six Primaries
Ford defeats Reagan in Tennessee Kentucky and Oregon while splitting six GOP primaries on a day billed as the most presidential primaries in U S history Carter dominates Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee but Church rallies with gains Nevada and Oregon split the contest Brown writes in Oregon and Nevada Carter faces stalling momentum in West and California remains pivotal in the race toward the convention
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New York
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Daily Review Consolidates Morning News In Hayward
Local paper THN Hayward blends Morning News content, delivering continued coverage and updated community news for readers. Brief items from May edition echo common city updates and public notices.
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Morning News
Pay Variable Page Toll on SL H Ay T2 Newsstand Price
A small note on page 15 lists a price of 15 cents for SL H ay T2 pages. The entry is terse and lacks broader context or additional items, but confirms a per-page charge for readers.
Hays admits affair with clerk Elizabeth Ray
Washington AP reports Rep Wayne Hays acknowledged a personal relationship with Elizabeth Ray a House clerk raising questions if she earned 14000 yearly on the payroll or served as his mistress FBI probes and ethics committee pressure mount as lawmakers urge inquiry Flynt Albert travel to London Magna Carta loan noted in bicentennial context
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Elizabeth Ray
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Fremont high building may reopen after safety study
Fremont Washington High School’s 93 year old main building was closed four years ago with no proof of danger. The board will consider spending about 10 000 for a state study to decide if the structure is safe and could reopen almost immediately if approved. Superintendent Wayne Ferguson said the engineer did not conclude in writing that the school was unsafe.
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San Leandro Budget Seeks Steady Tax Rate Despite Rise in Home Value
San Leandro proposes an $11.72 million budget keeping the tax rate at 82 cents per assessed value, while property taxes on the average home would rise about 7 dollars due to an 8.7 percent assessable value increase. The plan cites reduced federal revenues and projects, with a $2.3 million lower expenditure forecast and a $564,091 gap in the general fund. It would tap a $2.735 million capital improvement fund to cover the shortfall, and anticipates salary and benefit costs for 500 city employees over the next year.
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Ford Stumps in East Bay Audience Delighted
In Walnut Creek Ford spoke to about 25,000 cheering supporters on Broadway Avenue praising California turnout and promising jobs, tax relief, and less government spending. He highlighted vetoed bills, saved taxpayers money, and urged backing his June 8 primary bid.
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Noise relief planned for Jackson Freeway residents
California transportation officials promised noise relief near Jackson Street Freeway with $100,000 of barrier work planned for next year along the south side from Smitz Freeway to Hesperian Boulevard. Landscaping, costing about $150,000, might be added in 1978 or 1979 if funds become available, but a firm commitment was not given.
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San Leandro Oakland drug ring busted in major meth lab raid
San Leandro police say a large methamphetamine network with links to Sacramento and Fresno was dismantled after fourteen months of investigation. Officers seized $50,000 worth of pure meth and $2,000 in lab equipment in Oakland. Lt. Robert Maginnis led the probe with detectives Robert DeMaria and Tim Could.
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