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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1973

Page

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Mighty Mike: From Tiny Baby to Celebrated Kid

The Eden Hospital record holder for the smallest baby, Michael Law lel Barros, born four months early at one pound 13 ounces, grew to 73 pounds and turns 11. He lives in San Lorenzo with his parents Charles and Mrs Viada and stepsisters Lisa and Diahann, enjoys football without glasses, science and reading, and idolizes Abraham Lincoln.

San Lorenzo Eden Hospital Castro Valley Michael Lawlel Barros Mike Charles Viada Lisa Diahann Peshel Court Abraham Lincoln Dianann

Downtown Hayward study elevates apartments as best use

Real estate consultant Paul Fullerton presented a preliminary land use screening to the Hayward Downtown Planning Committee. The study lists 18 potential downtown uses and rates their economic and social impact. Multi family rentals ranked highest, with general offices next and retail at tenth. low density housing ranked poorest. Fullerton will provide a detailed market analysis in about 30 days, with a final report due year end outlining action recommendations.

Hayward Paul Fullerton Downtown Planning Committee Hayward Planning Commission Fullerton Pullerton

Cox says new man would be far behind in Watergate probe

Archibald Cox told the Senate Judiciary Committee it would take months or years for a new Watergate special prosecutor to acquaint himself with the already developed material. He warned that starting over would delay the inquiry, while confirming he believed Nixon had the power to dismiss him and urging a broader inquiry into cooperation with the investigation.

Washington Archibald Cox Watergate Cox Senate Judiciary Committee Nixon Birch Bayh D-Ind Senate Hugh Scott White House Elliott Richardson Harvard Law John B. McClellan Ark

Leandro district plan rejected by city council

SAN LEANDRO The city council unanimously rejected a request from San Leandro Merchants Association for creation of a central downtown Promotion district. The plan would tax businesses by proximity to downtown to fund promotion, drawing mixed reactions from council members and business leaders.

San Leandro Association For Crestion

Sister Bernice of St Rose to retire and relocate in Kansas

Sister Bernice, longtime St Rose Hospital administrator and garden designer, will leave Hayward on Thursday 19 for Wichita Kansas. She joined the Sisters of St Joseph in 1919 and plans to devote herself to gardening at the Wichita motherhouse after a farewell 2 to 4 pm program in the hospital conference room.

Jock Rin Bernice ST. Rose Hospital Hayward M. Bernice Ayward State Kansas Sisters of St. Joseph Wichita Hawaiian Islands Carol Seley Rip

What Prop 1 means explained in plain terms

Sacramento arrayed over Proposition 1 a tax measure on the November ballot. The Q and A explain key provisions. It would gradually cut California personal income tax from 0.75 to 7.15 percent over 15 years, grant a 7 percent tax cut, and abolish the tax for couples earning under 8000 and single earners under 4000. The legislature could not raise the rate except in emergencies for two years, and individual taxes could be altered by a two vote, with the overall limit lifted only by a vote of the people. Projections say up to 200 percent tax relief over 15 years, saving the average Californian about 4250 and all taxpayers 118 billion, but opponents warn services would shift to local and federal levels.

Robert Sweet Sacramento UPI California

Mild, fair weather extends into South County

Fair, mild conditions continue through tomorrow in South County with highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s and cooler nights in the mid 40s. The forecast notes continued pleasant weather across the region with minimal precipitation expected.

South County Page

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