30 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1976
Page
1
A 1975 Irvington High School graduate nicknamed Cindy reveals she earned A’s in English yet struggled to write simple sentences at Ohlone College. She describes needing after-school tutoring to learn basic grammar and urges school systems to teach fundamental writing skills in high school.
A Daily Review analysis of a 1978 alumni survey reveals dismal views of high school value. Among 46.2 percent finding school of no use and 34.3 percent deeming it useful, comments from graduates highlight perceived gaps in preparation for the future amid declining senior scores.
San Leandro activist Adam Nordwall plans to move with his wife to a Nevada reservation near Stillwell in October. He aims to run First American Termite Co. pest control from Payward and to open Sun Raven arts and crafts studio producing silver and turquoise jewelry and slate carvings. He hopes to employ reservation Indians, reproducing ancient North Plains art on durable slate to survive for eons.
A half hour grand jury, hearing testimony from Patricia Hearst and other witnesses, returned a 13 count indictment against Siegel Harrises for the February 4 1974 abduction of Patricia Hearst from her Berkeley apartment. They are charged with kidnapping and assault on Hearst and others during the incident.
A broad Bay Area pollution control initiative includes South County’s multi million dollar sewer plan as part of a statewide environmental cleanup. Reading notes cite heavy investment, long term goals, and multiple agencies involved in air and water restoration across the region.
A fatal house fire on 7152 Birkdale Drive in January, later ruled arson, led Newark to build a countywide mutual aid plan. Fire Chief Bud Spalding sought extra personnel after a complex probe found insecticide poured on carpet and fumes exploded near a fireplace. Fremont Fire Department aided with arson experts, spurring a joint unit
President Ford denied ever accepting or using funds for himself and sought a quick resolution before the November election. He defended golf trips with corporate friends as non improper and said he did not discuss government business with them in detail, noting he could not recall such conversations.
The House approved a 312 to 93 vote to override President Ford’s veto of a 56.6 billion spending bill funding Labor, Education and Health. Senate action followed as Congress eyed adjournment while debates over taxes and job programs persisted amid partisan tension and threats of a pocket veto on key public works and service programs.
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