Easter transplant gives new life to Mary Cwick
Mary Cwick of the Daily Review San Leandro received a donor kidney after two years of illness. She endured dialysis in Oakland and a recent operation on Easter Sunday at Moffitt Hospital San Francisco. She refused her daughter’s kidney to protect future plans. Her coworkers cheered her recovery and optimism throughout the ordeal.
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Freeway Noise Disturbs Southgate Homeowners Fight Over Sound Barrier
Residents near the Jackson Street Freeway complain of night noises and fumes from traffic. They seek a sound barrier claimed by CalTrans to be unaffordable, prioritizing safety projects instead. Mrs. Bartley Lee of 26685 Wachula Way notes sleepless nights from passing trucks and motorcycles.
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Hearst admits part in Marin Civic Center incident
Patricia Hearst disclosed to District Attorney Bruce Bales that she was one of four people who blew up patrol cars at the Marin Civic Center in August 1970 but did not throw the devices. She offered to testify against three others and faces possible additional prosecutions as prosecutors review her statements from a four hour session.
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Hearst Ailing in Jail as Lung Complications Emerge
Patricia Hearst, 22, collapsed lung fears prompt urgent calls to attorney Al Johnson after being left alone in a Redwood City jail cell. Doctor reports a blister on her right lung and notes possible need for hospitalization or surgery if rupture recurs. Johnson and doctors discussed treatment as Hearst waited in evident pain while a jail doctor prepared a minor incision under local anesthesia.
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Mayor Attacks No Growth Trend in San Leandro
Mayor Jack Maltester condemned a no growth wave at a San Leandro Manufacturers Association meeting. He cited planning commission votes 7-0 against the Oakland Scavenger transfer station and a K Mart store and 6-? against an apartment complex, signaling a broad anti development stance.
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Jack Maltester
Weather Outlook for South County Tonight and Tomorrow
Winds diminish tonight with improved skies. Tomorrow expect fair weather in South County, cooler in the mid fifties to near sixty highs, with mild coastal winds. Further details and page 4 weather notes.
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Strikers May Allow Muni to Run Talks Begin
SAN FRANCISCO AP The city supervisors and labor leaders debated ground rules for federally mediated bargaining as a 16 day municipal strike nears end. Labor leaders tied mediation to a return of Muni service while union chief Evankovich demanded city buses resume first.
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