04 Nov 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1977
Page
1
Hayward and Castro Valley edition of The Daily Review continues The Morning News coverage. Local readers see consolidated reporting for Friday November 4 1977 with updated community news and notices.
Witnesses describe Chowchilla kidnap survivors emerging from the underground van in hysteria and fear. Alameda County sheriff Volpe testified about the victims and driver Ray, noting lingering nerves and fear of police in disguise. If the judge rules harm occurred, defendants face life without parole. otherwise the outcome hinges on whether physical fear was inflicted.
The late Highway Commission endorsed a 64 billion highway spending program yesterday, stripping 9 million in approved Nimitz Freeway improvements. Alameda County officials protested, seeking restoration of Nimitz safety and other Bay Area projects as the commission prepares its 172-79 budget for Sacramento and the January Legislature.
Former CIA Director Richard Helms received a suspended two year sentence and a $2000 fine for refusing to disclose all he knew at a congressional hearing about covert actions in Chile. Judge Barrington Parker criticized Helms for prioritizing secrecy over oath, noting his actions dishonored his duty to testify truthfully.
The edition highlights Bart fires 25 workers and reassigns nine as a cost cut. A Casite Valley district plans to sell land with a brochure aid. Federal actions probe an ex convict hire and state abortion rules debate. Sports note lists Lyman Bostock as first pick in re entry draft. Weather forecasts: tonight cloudy with possible rain, tomorrow cool and clear.
Gilbert Yee, a fifth grade teacher at Premont-Nues Elementary, was named California Teacher of the Year. He remains in the classroom amid a wage dispute strike, citing ethics and honesty as reasons for not joining the walkout. Yee has taught 14 years and was chosen after interviews with a panel, a parent, a student, and State Superintendent Wilson Riles.
Alameda man Paulson Martinez delivered his own baby after telephone operator Mary Dollar instructed him during a frantic call as his wife Kimberly Martinez went into labor at home. With an ambulance delayed, Martinez followed Dollar’s instructions to catch the newborn in about three minutes, before the arrival of EMS.
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