23 Oct 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1977
Page
1
A sidewalk scene shows Chicano lowrider culture as Elmer Medina drives by in a doughnut-scarred Chevy. The paper shifts to campaign schedules in the Pacific Northwest, Panama canal policy, and obesity policy proposals. It notes a Vietnam veteran's suicide in Nebraska and a Schleyer case witness report in France, with page references.
Stanford edging Washington State 31 29 kept the Cardinal’s Rose Bowl bid alive. Stanford totaled 575 yards and 36 first downs in 83 plays while WSU produced a potent offense but lender errors and a Lofton interception sealed the win.
Marvin Morris blocked a Tan Melville punt and returned it 26 yards for a fourth quarter touchdown to lift UCLA to a 29 21 victory over California. The loss ends Cal’s Rose Bowl hopes while UCLA, still unbeaten in league play except for Stanford, remains in title contention. Charlie Young led Cal’s late drive but Jim Breech’s 45 yard field goal cut the lead to two with six minutes left.
Olympic and world champion Dorothy Hamill stars in the 1977 Ice Capades opening November 22 at the Oakland Coliseum Arena. Readers can buy discount tickets for opening night by special arrangement, with prices of 4.50, 4.50, and 2.50. The Oakland show runs through November 27 featuring Hamill, cartoon characters, Terry Kubicka, and Terry Head.
Criminologists and police officials see crime peaking in the 1960s and early 1970s, with violent crimes down in 1976 and early 1977 as the population ages. Experts like James Wilson and James Cox note fewer young adults, the baby boom aging, and improving economy as factors. FBI data show a 2 percent quarterly decline in 1977 with broader drops in major cities, though some crimes rise.
In Castro Valley a Veterans Day flag display faces collapse after 18 flags were stolen in two years, six during Columbus Day. The project, run by Scout Troop 723 with Mormon Church support, funds local Scouting activities. rising vandalism may force reevaluation of the program and flag costs exceeding four dollars per flag and eight-foot poles over one dollar.
Two people were arrested and two injured as riot police in gear broke up a demonstration at Kent State University opposing a gym annex site. About 1,200 protesters faced mounted officers after a May 4 Coalition rally, with police sealing the area and enforcing a court restraining order.
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