03 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1976
Page
1
Phil McDuff and Melvin Bailey of Pacific Gas and Electric rode up to repair a 12,000-volt crossarm, attempting to straighten it when the machine lifted them onto the arm. The incident details are unclear in the fragment.
The item notes a consolidation of The Morning News and The Daily Review in Hayward California. It identifies the edition as Vol 63 No 325 dated Friday September 3 1976 with page count and section details. No further readable details are available from the fragment.
Newark faces a first time tally above 1000 on a $35000 home as assessments rise 17.8 percent, lifting county, city, school and district bills to 1000.79. Oakland and Berkeley follow with higher composite rates. San Leandro offers the lowest in the region at 9102 with modest declines offset by valuation growth.
Rhea Zakich a 42 year old Anaheim mother created the Ungame after throat surgery left her unable to speak. The card based game uses a board pawns dice and two decks to prompt emotionally charged questions while players cannot talk during others turns. The invention aims to foster honest communication within families and relationships.
The Review highlights a Labor Day three day weekend calendar with a Bay Area Rapid Transit District sponsored picnic and Frisbee contest in South County plus a citizens band radio jam boree. It notes Rickie Camara and Jackie Aaguadro as parade regulars and mentions Hayward award wins.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI People could live for 900 years if scientists found a key enzyme. Dr Johan Bjorksten at the American Chemical Society convention said dissolving cross linking bonds could slow aging and extend life to eight centuries, though practical gains may be modest.
Fremont residents long complained of a morning onion smell drifting over the city. Authorities contacted the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District and confirmed the scent comes from Gilroy, Fremont’s onion producing neighbor to the south.
Castro Valley filmmakers unveil a 2076 space voyage aboard America 3 for the teen page marking America's tricentennial. Readers glimpse rare eyewitness notes on Gilbert Islands porpoise ceremony and a Rainbow Club spread on embroidery dog training and catching a porcupine.
EMERYVILLE Steve Dain formerly Doris Richards attended a teachers meeting when Emeryville School District Supt Lewis Stommel arrested him for trespassing and disturbing a public meeting. Dain, a 10 year Emery High School veteran, alleges pay and job security disputes while awaiting a classroom reassignment. Arraignment set for September 10 in Oakland Municipal Court.
The forecast notes tomorrow will mirror today with highs in the 70s to low 80s and overnight in the 50s. Patchy low clouds and fog are expected to roll in tomorrow morning and again tonight. More details on page 31.
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