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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1973
Page
4
A personal essay recounts a mother’s illness and a family’s antics as they cope. The narrator describes two day illnesses, martinis, a kitchen mess, and a turn toward normalcy. A parallel note mentions Hayward area actions on property condemnation and park development near Arroyo High School.
A schedule of upcoming meetings and talks includes the James Logan High School parents club at 7:45 p.m. in Union City with counseling staff, the Bloodinobite bank talk by Alameda Contra Costa Medical Association at Weekes Park in Hayward, and Castro Valley Symphony Orchestra performing at Cane son High School. Also listed are Downtown Hayward planning and economic sessions, 4-H sign-up in Lomorryy, Lions Club dinner at Jake's Lit Restaurant, a CSU Hayward microbiology talk, and other public notices from local organizations with venues and times.
A salvaged Spad 7 fighter rebuilt at Rick Helicopters in San Carlos flew for about 15 minutes over Meadowlark Field near Livermore. Owner James Rickles valued the project at tens of thousands, citing yearlong, laborious work and sourcing parts from across the United States and Canada.
Alameda County board of supervisors will review a 35 million budget for the Alameda County Fair at a 9 am meeting in Oakland. The budget allocates 2,050 for operations and 814.90 for capital expense, with a year end balance of 683,918. The plan cites gate receipts and state park mutuel racing revenue. The board also weighs 683,000 in federal funds to modify traffic on Castro Valley Boulevard and new controls at Anita Yeandle Forest and Marshall streets.
A long planned critique by Francis Waxback will be held by the San Leandro Art Association at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the San Leandro Community Library at 206 Estadilly Ave. Members and visitors may bring works for critique. Woodcock, an alumnus of the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland, began as a camouflage artist in WWI and later painted fashion for the Amporium in San Francisco. He is a noted juror and teacher who leads classes at the Fargo Senior Citizens Center in San Leandro.
Pacific Telephone announces it will stop accepting mail with postage due to save about 140000 by year end. About 4.3 percent of six million customers reportedly dodge stamps, with a 30 percent rise in offenders in early 1973. Unpaid mail will be returned or sent to the dead letter office, with fines possible.
A garbled OCR list appears to reference painting work for 17 homes, with scattered names and phrases. The fragmentary text hints at a call for painting bids or listing homes needing paint but lacks clear details, dates, places, or identifiable entities to confirm specifics.
A compact Monday October 1973 update from The Daily Review covers local South County life with brief notes on community happenings, neighborhood events, and small-town concerns featuring area voices and places.
Hayward City councilmen will review a staff analysis of San Diego style controls on campaign contributions and spending. The unusual short agenda places this as the final item after debates over contributions caps of 250 dollars and candidate expenditure limits of 2500 dollars, with a city hall meeting set for tomorrow.
Fremont officials meet to review San Francisco and San Diego campaign finance rules including trust accounts contribution limits and anti anonymous limits. A review of Fremont Cable TV license compliance shows progress lagging with 107 miles built, 128 under construction, and 4 miles planned, missing the 1973 target.
Fragmented OCR text describes back and leg pain and medical speculation. It references spinal issues, hernias, surgical discussions, and doctor opinions about back disorders and possible treatments. The garbled material emphasizes medical debates on spine health and patient experiences.
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