11 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1976
Page
1
A frustrated resident describes a recurring nuisance from a neighbor and questions when police will arrest. The article explains that officers arrest only on observed felony or probable cause for misdemeanors and outlines the so called citizen's arrest as a DIY option.
The Daily Review from Hayward California dated Monday October 11 1976 reports local happenings and service details for readers. The page captures community items with brief notices and notices likely including schedules and public notices.
San Leandro police warn of a scam in which confidence men sell alleged brand new color televisions from car trunks. Five sets have been turned in. many more may be unreported as victims fear admitting they overpaid for a bargain. The fake color TVs are actually worn black and white sets wrapped in paper with misleading labels.
Do you zip through the crossword in five minutes and want more A second puzzle arrives today on page 26 offering a tougher challenge for puzzle lovers The memoir style note hints at extended brain strain for avid solvers.
Oakland Raider quarterback Ken Stabler completes 20 of 22 passes for 345 yards and three touchdowns as the Raiders surge to a 27-17 victory over San Diego. The win showcases Stabler's efficiency and the team's late-game surge.
The paper explains the standard citizen arrest form and the role of the peace officer. Capt. Harry Heyen notes an officer must arrest if the complaint is signed, or face a misdemeanor, with alternatives including warning, civil settlement, or a court citation. The piece emphasizes risks of false arrest and civil liability.
Detroit report says Local 600 a large UAW unit at Ford rejected the proposed three year pact by a 2 255 to 1 703 vote. Production workers largely approved, but skilled tradesmen including electricians millwrights toolmakers and repairmen voted against. Dispute centers on pay adjustments and subcontracting limits.
United Press International reports that thirty five million Americans spent time in hospital last year with stays averaging 7.42 days, down from five years ago as preadmission testing and one day surgery cut length. Convalescent discharge and outpatient testing saved about 5.2 billion dollars. Obstetrics shows the sharpest drop from ten to four or five days as early delivery and mobilization reduce hospital time. The American Hospital Association urges tighter admission controls, with more than four thousand hospitals involved.
A New Mexico study finds doctors under peer monitoring cut injections by about 60 percent but kept hospital referrals steady. Rand Corp. data show hospital use rose 12.6 percent annually per patient and 34.1 percent in hospital events, with 4 to 45 percent of injections deemed medically inappropriate by period end. Other PSRO studies hint at reduced hospital stays for elderly Medicare and needy Medicaid patients in several cities.
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