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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1977

Page

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Hayward Museum Open With Free Admission Today

Hayward Area Historical Society Museum opens 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 22701 Main St offering displays of fire engines costumes toys photos maps and memorabilia with free admission. A second event shows the film Pele about soccer star Pelu at 2:30 p.m. today at the San Lorenzo Library Paseo Grande with free admission and contact 881-6004.

Hayward Hayward Area Historical Society Main St San Lorenzo Pele Pelu Paseo Grande

Gingerbread Lady at Chabot College Little Theater

HARD's Community Players stage The Gingerbread Lady tonight and next Friday and Saturday at Chabot College Little Theater Hayward 25555 Hesperian Blvd Admission 2 general 150 senior For info call 881 6700 Works by Stow Katano Follanshee Sari at Sun Gallery Hayward through Oct 9 Hours noon today Mirds on the Move nature walk 9 am Joaquin Miller Park Oakland Meet Sequoia Arena entrance free For info call 273 3091

Hard Community Players Chabot College Little Theater Hesperian Blvd Hayward Maryly Stow Marc Katano Nicholas Follanshee Susan Sari Sun Gallery E St Joaquin Miller Park Oakland Sequaia Arena Joaquin Miller Road Skyline Boulevard

Historic McConaghy home tours and jazz festival listings

Today from 1 to 4 pm visitors may tour the historic McConaghy home at Bockman Road and Hesperian Boulevard with admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. The St Francis Jazz Festival at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco features Cal Tjader and the California High School All‑Star Jazz Band at 2 pm and Kenny Rankin with Hubert Laws at 4 pm, tickets $3.50. A California Native Plant Society sale runs 10 am to 6 pm at Merritt College in Oakland. The Olive Hyde Gallery in Fremont shows ceramics, glass, paintings, drawings, crafts and kids’ art, open 1 pm today.

McConaghy Bockman Road Hesperian Boulevard Lucille Largeat St. Francis Grace Cathedral Taylor SL San Francisco Cal Tjader Kenny Rankin Hubert Laws California Native Plant Society Eurn Merritt College Campus Drive Oakland Olive Hyde Gallery Olive Hyde Washington Blvd Fremont

Berkeley Shakespeare Festival final weekend at John Hinkle Park

The Berkeley Shakespeare Festival presents Measure for Measure tonight at 8 and tomorrow at 2 at John Hinkle Park Amphitheater in Berkeley. Admission is 3 dollars at the gate. Call 525-5189 for more information. Weather in South County predicts clear, sunny days with highs in the 80s and cool evenings with lows in the mid 40s to 50s.

Berkeley John Hinkle Park Southampton Road Artino Berkeley South County

Paris jet hijacking ends with passenger death

Police stormed an Air Inter Caravelle in Paris after hijacker Jacques Robert, armed with a grenade, threatened 98 aboard. Officials said nine were wounded, one passenger and a crew member killed, and the hijacker was captured after tear gas and a breach. Police reported no bullets used.

Paris Air Pirate France Hijarker Jackques Robert Robert French Air Inter Jean Perier Perier Secur UPS Tale JET Hee

Natural gas decontrol bill still alive in Senate

In a 50 to 44 test vote, the Senate kept alive a deregulation plan by Sen. Jamieson Pearson and Sen. Lloyd Bentsen. Opponents used delaying tactics as Senate negotiators prepare for a House-Senate conference to resolve energy bill differences. The chamber recessed after a long day amid continuing gas price debate and other quick-passed bills.

Washington UPD Senate Jamies Pearson R-Kan Lloyd Bentsen D-Tex Henry Jackson Jackson Mini Civil Rights Commission Mouse Carter Bisl Jemy Robert Byrd

Students Oppose Teacher Slowdown At Newark High

Newark High School student leaders protest a teachers work slowdown affecting parent conferences dances field trips and other activities. They state they are not backing either side in contract talks and will alert classes if a strike occurs.

Thomas B. Debley Newark Newark High School Mike Brown Bupt Evelyn Kipp Board of Education Brown Kipp

Ransom on way to extremist actors hijack ends in release

A Japan Airlines jet carrying $4 million ransom and six Japanese Red Army members freed one held passenger, while other captives remain aboard the hijacked plane. Negotiations continue with Bangladesh officials as hijackers tout anti imperialist motives and threaten further action.

Nacca Bangladesh Tokyo Dacca Red Amy Lakshmi Sukumar Srinivas Sukumar Palo Alto Newark Bombay India United States Toyo Red Army Abdul Malek Khan Japan Air Lines Lad California Legislative Majority Walter Karabian Japan Abbul Jaffar Mahmood Mahmood

Snackers versus non snackers poll shows two eaters

A Hayward News brief cites a Mission Boulevard Safeway Payless poll after a nutrition report. It splits shoppers into junk food eaters and those who eat three balanced meals. Respondents include Frances Granados Kathy Bruss and Kim Wood offering mixed views on snacks and health.

Jane Abbott Hayward Safeway-Payless Mission Boulevard Food Research and Action Center Daily Fleview Frances Granados Hayward Pawa Kitzberger Kathy Bruss San Francisco Kim Wood Fremont Cal

Dockworkers strike Gulf Atlantic ports over pay and jobs

The International Longshoreman's Association began a coast wide strike from Maine to Texas after failed talks with the Council of North Atlantic Shipping Associations. The union cited job security and pension/health guarantees as key issues while about 50,000 longshoremen are employed in northern southern and gulf ports. Wayne Horvitz scheduled a new mediation session.

New York APT International Longshoreman's Association Maine Texas Thomas Gleason Council of North Atlantic Shipping Associations Gleason Norshem South Atlantic Gulf Coast

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