Daily Review carries Morning News copy in Hayward edition
The page metadata notes a consolidation and continuation of The Morning News for Hayward California dated Wednesday October 8 1975. It lists 70 pages and a price of 14 cents with contact details.
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Morning News
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California
San Leandro votes on Halcyon sale and remodel plan
San Leandro trustees discussed selling Halcyon School to fund new administrative offices with remodeling as alternative. Only Ethan Johnson favored remodeling for lower cost, about 4 vs 10 dollars per square foot. Auction on selling part or all of the 3 acre site postponed to Nov 4 with full board expected.
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San Leandro
Halcyon
Ethan Johnson
Johnson
Winifred Crew
J. G. Sanders
Gas prices likely to hold through mid 1976 says Zarb
Federal Energy Administration chief Frank Zarb said gasoline prices will probably remain near current levels through mid 1976. He noted slight breaks due to higher supplies and demand shifts this summer, with fuel usage influenced by carpooling and the popularity of smaller cars.
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Houston
UPI
Federal Energy Administration
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Patty Hearst Kidnapping Outlined in Manuscript
San Francisco report says the Patricia Hearst kidnapping aimed to pressure for the release of SLA members Osceola Little and Joseph Remini, imprisoned for the Marcus Foster murder. The manuscript, seized from the Harris home, reportedly details the SLA’s aims and tests surveillance power.
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UPI
Patricia Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
SLA
FBI
Harrises
the Examiner
Miss Hearst
Randolph
Pips
Cone
4 Time
Remiro
Oaklard
Marcus Foster
Hearst
Alameda case linked to more district employees
Fremont school board trustees say the state sailor’s report on district finances contains allegations against past and present district employees. The audit may identify more staff beyond the former finance chief Harold Alameda, who faces grand jury indictments for misappropriation and grand theft. Trustees expect detailed recommendations aligning with Price WaterhouseCoopers and Pace, with some differences in depth and scope.
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Tom Debley
Fremont - School Board
Fred Weibel
Harold Alameda
Hint
Cupid's staffers charged with soliciting acts at studio
Union City police arrested two women at the Cupid dance studio and adult book store on charges of soliciting a lewd act and prostitution after undercover officers observed encounters around 9 p.m. Madalyn C. Rucker, 25, of Oakland, and Linda Marie Heath, 24, of San Leandro, faced additional marijuana and drug counts for Rucker. Arraignments were set in Fremont. Rucker held on $4,000 bail, Heath free on $1,000 bail. The case comes amid local protests and a council ordinance change targeting similar businesses, though Cupid remained unaffected.
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Union City
Cupid
Madalyn C. Rucker
Oakland
Linda Marie
Heath
Orchard Ave
San Leandro
Rucker
al Guzman
Guzman
Gerald Vargas
Fremont
Ms. Rucker
Eternity Waits for UFO Contact Amid Oregon Disappearances
A middle-age couple tied to the group Hurt Individual Metamorphosis postponed a San Jose nesting due to unfair media coverage after Oregon reports of 15 to 20 missing persons near Newport. The couple claims ageless contact with a dying saucer and promises volunteers would endure as Christ did.
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Oregon
San Jose
Ois
Alvast
Newport
Weather Outlook With Rain Possible This Afternoon
Rain likely builds this afternoon with a chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures may reach the 40s with highs in the Gh and 40s elsewhere. More weather on page 10.
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