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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1975

Page

1

Ford survives crash smiles after motorcade collision

President Ford escaped unharmed when his limousine struck a yellow Buick at an unguarded Hartford intersection. Beibel injured a hand, several occupants of the other car were questioned, and a gunmetal inquiry followed Civic officials said the accident appeared accidental as Secret Service and police investigated the scene.

Hartford Conn UPI Ford Secret Service Andrew Hutch Frederick K. Beibel Connecticut Beibel Hep Sewart B. McKinney R-Conn Hutch Ernnest Luzania Masini Bradley International James Salamites Meriden Gordon Damon Salamites

Crow Canyon bypass axed by Alameda County supervisors

In a 4 to 0 vote the Alameda County Board eliminated the Crow Canyon bypass from civil plans. The Jensen Ranch development near Castro Valley faced no county road, with Jensen mustering an access road at private cost. Supervisors argued traffic concerns and rising costs, noting development growth has slowed and that other roads rank higher on priority.

Crow Canyon Road Alameda County Crow Canyon Castro Valley Contra Costa County Crow Canyon Head Joseph Bort John. D. Murphy Murphy Bart Santana Charlie Santana Thomas Bates Fred Cooper Jensens Castro Valley Boulevard Craw Canyon Road Bort Herbert Crowle Sunnyslope Avenue Public Works Department Allen Jensen Jensen

Planes fly despite new noise limit at Hayward terminal

San Lorenzans packed the council chamber as Hayward approved a 75 decibel 10 pm to 7 am noise limit aimed at curbing predawn newspaper flights. The measure, supported by all but one council member, could ground some flights, while enforcement awaits standardized noise measurements.

San Lorenzans Hayward Ken Robinson Robinson San Francisco Chronicle Jayward Mummert Murmmert Mumimert Council Tom Neveau Armin Wright Wilson, Thing and Associates Oakland Neveau Wright

Digging for treasure at Mission San Jose

At Mission San Jose in Fremont researchers uncover Venetian glass beads believed to be early California currency. Led by George Shkurkin, CSU Hayward archaeology students use ice picks and brushes in a slow wet-wash technique to separate artifacts from rubble and newer debris, aiming for a decades-spanning restoration.

Fremont America California Mission San Jose Manhattan Island George Shkurkin California State University Hayward Washington-Mission Boulevard Shkurkin Ryl Shkurkin

Dying mom in miracle turnaround after cancer battle

Linda Hardy, once given little chance, shows no signs of cancer after six operations and chemotherapy. Doctors call the development miraculous though lingering uncertainty remains about possible undetected cells. Hundreds offered to adopt her children as she fought for recovery.

Columbus, Ohio UPI Linda Hardy Gutheil T's

War buddy helps ex-Marine surrender after nine-hour siege

In Kings Beach California an ex Marine named Ken Meller held three hostages during a nine hour Lake Tahoe resort siege. Federal agent Larry Clendinen, a Vietnam veteran, persuaded him to surrender. The hostages were released safely including Bob Berry who watched the World Series during talks. Meller, 34, is jailed for kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon.

Kings Beach Calif UPI Vietnam Ken Meller Mel Melougal Meller Lake Tahoe Bob Berry McDougal Tin Larry Clendinen

Weather outlook with gusty winds and mild temperatures

Fair windy conditions expected through tomorrow with tonight lows in the mid forties and daytime highs near seventy. Winds from the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour in the afternoons. More weather on page 47.

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