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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1976

Page

1

Court orders Dain reinstated

An Alameda County Superior Court judge ruled that Steve Dain of Union City, formerly Doris Rithands, must be reinstated by the Emery school district in Emeryville. The district suspended pay and later issued a dismissal threat, but the judge ordered a teaching assignment with retroactive pay and costs. Dain stated readiness to teach immediately and expects formal procedures to proceed.

Oakland Alameda County Steve Dain Union City Doris Rithands Emery Dain For Robert Barber Barber Emeryville Cain Emery Sap Lewis Stommel Emery School Board

Unresolved disputes over 330 710 insurance check

In Castro Valley district and Vie Chanticleers theater group clash over a 330 710 insurance payout with ownership of funds undetermined. The piece notes related politics and other items on page 17 and summarizes diverse local issues from campaign finance to weather forecasts and upcoming events.

Castro Valley Vie Chanticleers Theater Group

Dr Thornburg Dies at 60 Castro Valley Hospital Founder

Dr F Miller Thornburg of Castro Valley, founder of Laurel Grove Hospital and Eden Hospital board member, died after a long illness. Born in West Virginia, he graduated from medical school in 1944, interned at Shoemaker Naval Hospital, trained in anesthesiology at Mayo Clinic, joined Eden Hospital in 1954, and helped launch Laurel Grove in 1960. He served on Laurel Grove's original board until 1988 and shepherded hospital administration until 1968. He was later elected to a seat on the Faic board.

Castro Valley F. Miller Thornburg Laurel Grove Hospital Eden Hospital Laurel Grove West Virginia Dr. Thornburg Indiana Shoemaker Naval Hospital Pleasantcy Mayo Clinic Faic

Two massage parlors close in Fremont

Fremont officials move to curb illicit sex work as a nuisance suit targets nine parlors. Two venues, Exclusive Massage Studio on Washington Boulevard and the Lion's Den on Bay Street, reportedly closed under owner pressure amid mounting city pressure and a hearing slated today. A third parlor, Ruby's Spa on Washington Boulevard, reported uncertainty about its future as owners vow to fight to stay open. The suit follows a yearlong probe by volunteer agents who gathered evidence of sexual activity at several parlors using public funds. The Alameda County case seeks action by Judge George Phillips to shut down the establishments.

Fremont Washington Blvd Lion's den Bay St Washington Dennis Milter San Jose Alameda County Superior Court George Phillips

Ford quotes spurring East Europe debate fuels campaign clash

President Ford and his running mate face questions after a remark about Eastern Europe not being under Soviet domination draws criticism from Carter. Carter called the statement ridiculous and urged Ford to stay in the White House to avoid public embarrassment. Ford defended U S policy as opposing domination and supporting peaceful steps to bolster independence in Eastern Europe while building ties with the West. Soviet forces in Europe were reported to include 16 tank divisions plus four more divisions, totaling over 9,000 medium and heavy tanks, with additional tank units deployed in the USSR.

United Press Carter Ford Europe Soviet Union Salt Lake City White House America Los Angeles United States West Wester

Quilt Faire display showcases 250 quilts in Hayward

Edith Silva of Castro Valley will unveil a quilt at Centennial Hall as part of the Quilt Faire. Gail Moore's Quilters sponsor the show with over 250 quilts from across the United States. A $1 donation is requested for entry. A queen sized red, white and blue bicentennial quilt will be awarded as a door prize.

Edith Silva Gliddon St Castro Valley Somnerow Centennial Hall Hayward United States Gail Moore

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