19 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1976
Page
1
By Ray Orrock the piece chronicles a first 24 hour smokeless day during the American Cancer Society Great American Smokeout. He notes craving spurts, a prior nine month quit, and a shifted tobacco brand with lower tar and nicotine, yet the urge returns with coffee and desk routines.
Local edition line notes indicate coverage for Hayward and Castro Valley with community events and notices. The brief item highlights local happenings and upcoming meetings affecting residents in the Hayward and Castro Valley areas.
Patricia Hearst is freed on bail pending appeal after Judge William Orrick said she posed no evident threat. Bail set at 1 million dollars with 100 thousand cash. earlier, 500 thousand posted in Los Angeles for state charges. Hearst removed from San Diego prison to an undisclosed location. Trial on 11 state charges to begin January 10.
Washington reports October consumer prices up 0.4 percent, marking a fifth straight month of easing inflation. Cars, gasoline, utilities, and food drive the advance while overall yearly inflation sits at 5.3 percent versus a year earlier. Taxes cut into take home pay, with weekly earnings after inflation dipping slightly from a year ago.
Alameda County Superior Court judges approved building a jail adjacent to the new courthouse in Hayward by voice vote with broad attendance. They urged the Board of Supervisors to proceed, citing efficiency and security while residents and the Hayward City Council oppose the Hayward site and debate continues next month in the industrial area.
San Leandro shifts toward a $5.5 million K Mart project with parking lot construction at the Washington Avenue and Floresta Boulevard corner. City official William Rugg says the lot will precede the store, with an expected opening by Christmas 1977 as part of a broader, multi-site development. The intersection will be widened and utility lines buried as part of the plan.
DETROIT UPI reports a final agreement on a new national contract for 390,000 General Motors workers. The accord follows 80,000 workers striking in Operation Apache, with union leaders saying details were near completion after talks began Thursday.
Alameda County supervisors join peers in calling for a state legislative special session on tax relief. The move reflects regional concerns as business leaders in nearby towns seek relief measures amid high costs.
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