Chief finds no evidence of city gang ring despite arrests
Police Chief Charles C. Plummer says there are suspected gang members in the city but finds no evidence of an organized ring. He notes arrests of Nuestra Familia members in recent months and emphasizes ongoing vice and narcotics crackdowns and improved enforcement reducing visible vice.
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Hayward fights freeway rejection plans at council session
Hayward city council urges the Metropolitan Transportation Commission to reverse a plan for a freeway bypassing downtown. Officials seek a public hearing before March and review regional amendments that could affect Foothill Boulevard traffic, with past environmental and funding hurdles noted.
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Wheelchair dancer defies odds at San Leandro club
Montagna, a paralyzed dancer who survived a 1974 shooting, embraces wheelchair dancing at the Niles Country Music Hall in Keront. He performs a bold, improvised style using his chair to spin, lift parts of the frame, and bounce with the music, despite previous injuries and skepticism about his mobility.
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Lab test weakens bus driver claim in Chowchilla kidnapping
In the Chowchilla school bus case a lab report casts doubt on Ed Ray's testimony that he bled profusely during the escape. The test challenges whether the mattress cover and blood stains match Ray's injuries, affecting the bodily harm charges against Frederick Woods James Schoenfeld and Richard Schoenfeld.
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New Haven voters reject $9 million bond plan
Voters in Union City and South Hayward turnout was meager with 902 yes and 373 no. The bond would fund a new kindergarten through fourth grade school additions to Barnard White and Alvarado middle schools and other centers, but defeat forces reallocation of funds to classroom space and student services.
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Carter energy speech yields limited impact on Congress
White House officials sought favorable reaction to President Carter's energy address, but Democratic lawmakers including Rep. Thomas Ashley and Sen. Howard Metzenbaum dismissed immediate influence on the energy bill. Some urged firmer White House positions while others predicted little change in public support or in negotiations between House and Senate energy measures. Carter warned of energy gluttony and tied reforms to jobs and security, signaling veto power if bills miss a three point test.
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Israelwide air raid hits Tyre guerrilla bases
Israeli warplanes conducted a high dive bombing raid on guerrilla positions near Tyre Lebanon marking the first air attack on Lebanon in over two years. Lebanese reports say about seven killed and more than 180 wounded as Israel defends the operation as targeting terrorist bases amid rocket attacks on Israeli civilians. General Mordechai Gur said success could lead to honoring the Sept. 2 truce if it persuades guerrillas to respect it.
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Daily Review announces full page summary and index
The Daily Review reveals a full page of news summaries to guide readers through the day. A rotating feature called Incuhurry provides overviews while page 2 houses the weather summary and a conventional index in the tower right corner.
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