California State University Hayward - Horizons Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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1 'fo in' QQ! ff 1975 In 1975 the United States began its adjust- ment to a world where events seemed to out- Q run our capacity to absorb them. While Rocke- feller began investigations into the misdeeds of the CIA and Ford announced the U.S. was in a recession, ' X the Bicentennial celebrations officially began. ln .April, Vietnam again entered the news as the re- maining U.S. personnel had to be evacuated from Saigon. Meanwhile, New York City was in the midst of financial crisis. The danger of aerosol sprays to the atmosphere, an assassination at- tempt on Ford, the UN declaration of Zionism as a form of racism, and the dictatorial emergency in India V were other newsworthy events. 'QM-, . .lei A ,V V ld -fy is l ll I Y 4 I - ix .- , ,, gk SV M1 l if Qt.. 4 THE CWORLD QHRUO UN GUS

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,4 +5315 fr. , 5, 'ii 'H I 1 .1-1,7 ,L ' : 13,1 , ., , , - 9 .. l i . . k , js fx. 'x 'Ut , -.-'Q , A - is lifts I .4 lk ' , 1 a. ,,.A . , il K f , fiflr I li 'x sv, 1' '59 ' A.. '6 f a vi ,I ,. ,pa- r a , .Q l l ll ' l , 1 X I ' l - y 1 Us ll .-xv Y -Q--.-f 'Y .-.7 .lr .5 --1 .,. ffsilz A .... . .. . . r if EVE: PATRICIA A. ACKERMAN Hayward, California JOYCE K. ALLEN Hayward, California LAUREL J. ALYEA San Carlos, California USUA HENRY AMANAM Eket, Nigeria YVONNE C. ANDRADE Martinez, California ABEL IKECHUKWU ANYANWU lbele-Umuaka, Orlu, Nigeria EDWARD C. ANZILOTTI Oakland, California SHARON K. AOCHI JOSEPHINE ARELLAND California MICHAEL BERNARD ARY Oakland, California RICHARD T. ATWOOD San Carlos, California LAWRENCE J. BACON Livermore, California EDGAR DIMAGIBA BALANGUE Valleio, California JULIE M. BALL Melbourne, Victoria, Australia GAYLE L. BARSAMIAN Oakland, California SHERYL T. BARTON Fremont, California GARY M. BASTOKY Berkeley, California RANDALL RUBIO BAUMBACK San Lorenzo, California MILTON BEAN Pittsburg, California WILLIAM J. BEAVER Oakland, California DAN A. BELL Fremont, California DAWN ELAINE BELL Castro Valley, California DONNA LEE BELL Hayward, California STEVEN VERNON BELL Hayward, California