03 Sep 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1977
Page
1
Hayward Chabot College presents Gypsy at 8 p m with tickets at 3 dollars. The venue is at 25555 Hesperian Blvd Hayward and information is available by calling 782 3000.
Wealminster Summer Musicals stage Carousel tonight at 830 in Joaquin Miller Park amphitheater Oakland. The production runs again for the next two weekends. For ticket information call 31 9597.
East Bay Theater Arts Festival runs today and tomorrow at the Artisans Complex Berkeley with Whaler groups mimes and jugglers performing 10am to 10pm. Salt N Pepper performs at 7pm in the main playhouse. Coyote Hills tour today at 2pm on Patterson Ranch Road Fremont. Kennedy Park offers rides picnicking and zoo at 19501 Hesperian Blvd Hayward. McConaghy House tours today 1pm to 5pm at Beckman Road San Lorenzo. Weather sunny Labor Day weekend highs near 80s lows around 50s to 90s.
Two Bay Area Rapid Transit District Police Officers Association leaders Eugene Jennings and Jack Strand failed to appear in Alameda Superior Court prompting bench warrants for contempt of court. Judge William Hayes postponed execution, noting defiance of a preliminary injunction against the strike, while questioning defense counsel’s tactics and ordering the pair to appear when court reconvenes.
A fragment reports a strange incident at Shale's, 92765 Grand St Hayward, where a family run firm Wong participates in across three generations. The note mentions sandblasting on a van and hints at a visitor from space.
Anita churned across northwestern Mexico, sweeping a fishing village and reportedly killing three farmers as it moved inland toward San Luis Potosi. Weather officials warned of torrential rains and flash floods while army brigades sped to rescue efforts, cutting off La Pesca and freeing South Padre and Port Isabel from isolation as floodwaters receded.
Geologists say Egypt has discovered a vast underground water reservoir in the western desert, fed by Nile seepage and stretching toward the Libyan border. Officials estimate depths of 5,000 to 10,000 feet, with potential annual output of at least 24.7 billion cubic feet of low-salinity water. The find could irrigate millions of acres, aiding desert cultivation, and comes amid desert expansion policies supported by US aid and the Aswan Dam storage system.
Area districts prepare for fall with 85,200 area youngsters returning to classes. Fremont Hayward and San Lorenzo report enrollment shifts and school reassignments. New Haven opens a new middle school while Newark and Castro Valley adjust boundaries and closures.
A Greenville Illinois safety council forecast 470 to 570 traffic deaths and 19 000 to 23 000 disabling injuries during the Labor Day weekend. A reflective Christmas greeting sign at Interstate 70 and Minors 127 was placed by the Greenville Jaycees along with free coffee and cookies for travelers continuing a four year charity effort.
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