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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1973
Page
6
A narrator recalls a prolonged family illness, detailing care routines and social dynamics. The piece shifts between personal coping strategies and humorous, intimate observations of meals, martinis, and household chaos as Mom battles a mystery sickness. San Lorenzo context appears with local civic notes on property moves and traffic issues.
A dense list of tomorrow events includes James Logan High School parents club 7 45 p m at Lodar Portable ronin Wit 400 H St Union City with counseling staff and a Bloodmobile by Alameda Contra Costa Mexiical Association Mpam plus music by Castro Valley Symphony Orchestra and a charity donations drive. Downtown Hayward planning committee meets 7 30 p m in City Center Building to discuss market potential and development goals. 4H Club sign-up at Sorensen School 275 Goutwin 7 p m tomorrow. Lions Club gathering at Jake's Lion Roost. California State University Hayward microbiology professor Harvey Scutter guest speaker. Public notices list many other community meetings across Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro and surrounding areas.
A rebuilt World War I Spad fighter, assembled from salvaged parts, made its maiden flight near Livermore. Owner James Ricklefs spent about 40,000 dollars and two years on the project, with test pilot James Nissen guiding a five minute flight at Meadowlark Field. The antique plane features a 25 foot wing span and 123.5 mph top speed.
Alameda County board of supervisors will review a 3.5 million dollar county fair budget at a 9 a.m. meeting in Oakland. The plan leans on gate receipts and state pari mutuel take, with 2,060,000 for operations and 414,300 for capital, leaving an ending balance of 683,918. The 1974 operating budget rises 191,432 due to salaries and staffing. Major capital is a Young California Building with architectural services underway. The board will also consider 689,000 in federal funds to modify traffic control in the Cairo Valley area. Additional items include hospital patient service charges and a shift to designate the area agency on aging for federal funds. The board will decide on revenue sharing contracts and program oversight for funded services.
Francis Woodcock will present a long planned art critique for San Leandro Art Association members at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the San Leandro Community Library. About 300 members and visitors may bring works for critique. Woodcock, an Oakland College of Arts and Crafts alumnus, has a notable art career and teaches at the Fargo Senior Citizens Center in San Leandro.
Pacific Telephone will no longer accept mail with postage due to curb a practice labeled the eight cent ripoff. Spokesman says about 2.3 percent of six million customers engaged, with a 30 percent rise in offenders in early 1973. End of year savings projected around 140000.
A fragmented item lists nineteen or more homes in a jumble of garbled text. It mentions painting needs and hints at a survey or request for exterior work. Names, dates, and clear facts are largely unreadable, leaving only a general theme of painting tasks and an odd cross of random terms.
Hayward city councilmen meet at city hall to discuss campaign outlay rules, aiming to mimic San Diego limits on contributions and candidate spending. A staff analysis compares local proposals with state law as they consider adopting similar measures.
Fremont officials consider a post Watergate style election campaign ordinance mirroring San Francisco and San Diego restrictions on campaign accounts contributions and advertising. A staff report weighs state preemption and city charter latitude while reviewing Fremont Cable TV license failures and delayed build progress.
Article fragment discusses back and leg health, listing various conditions and possible causes such as spinal issues, nerve pain, and disc problems. Mentions doctors Ralf Lee and references to medical terms and treatments alongside scattered names and dates, with unclear context.
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