03 Oct 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1977
Page
1
British Prime Minister James Callaghan tried a brief spell on a skateboard in Brighton, England, yesterday but chose politics again as the Labour Party prepared for its annual conference. This light moment was noted as he returns to political duties.
Alameda County Board of Supervisors will discuss a proposal to keep one municipal court department in San Leandro. Loren Enoch says the plan follows a joint meeting of city and county officials and the court. The measure aims to handle arraignments small claims and traffic proceedings locally with a deputy district attorney and a legal secretary in San Leandro to curb costs, while pretrial detention facility decisions await Hayward or Oakland.
Gov Brown signs bill making the one-half percent BART sales tax permanent for San Francisco Contra Costa and Alameda counties. Taxpayers have paid 6 percent total, with 0.5 percent beyond the standard. 70 percent funds BART subsidies while 30 percent is divided between BART and local bus systems.
UPI reports plans to establish National Mothers in Law Day on October 23 with proposed federal recognition. Florists, delivery groups, and sponsors push for an annual observance, aiming for a congressional bill to formalize the tribute next year.
In San Francisco the mother of Castro Valley officer Teuglass Gibbs, 27, defends decoy operations after he was shot in the heart during a Tenderloin arrest. Critics call the tactic dangerous while officials cite high convictions. Gibbs’ funeral is planned tomorrow as Ram on Salcido, the suspect in the shooting, faces multiple charges.
A 15-year-old Fremont girl was shot dead allegedly by her ex-boyfriend who reportedly turned the gun on himself and was in critical condition at Washington Hospital. Other items note a study on housing needs, a Milky Way speed claim, abortion ethics urging leaders, stress authority, tax proposals, a prison escape, a NFL score, money saving tips, and a forecast.
Japanese Red Army hijackers released all hostages aboard a Japan Airlines DC-4 after landing in Algiers. The plane, which had originated in Damascus after stops in Dacca and other cities, carried several Red Army members and 19 remaining passengers as negotiations continued with Algerian authorities. The Algerian government allowed landing at Tokyo's request for humanitarian reasons, with questions about asylum and final disposition left unresolved.
UPI reports OSHA unveils its first comprehensive plan to regulate cancer causing chemicals at work. The blueprint aims to classify chemicals as confirmed or suspected carcinogens and set permissible exposure levels, with three model rules ready to issue by filling blanks. OSHA projects delays due to hearings, reviews, and court challenges while targeting broad standardization across chemical hazards.
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