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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1973
Page
11
The board’s finance committee recommended no fare increase for 1973-74 and a property tax increase of 1 cent per $100 of assessed value. The operating budget is set at $11,408,088, up $3.4 million from last year’s $28.5 million, driven by higher labor costs material costs and expanded Bay Area Rapid Transit station bus service.
Robert Nauck 18 of 3627 Vincent Court Castro Valley died when his car overturned Sunday on a winding stretch of Highway 2 in Glyervers County. Passenger Gary Phillips 18 of 8172 Kerr St Castro Valley survived. Nauck had saved a classmate’s life in May 1974 and was honored with a plaque from South County law enforcement agencies. He was the son of Allan Nauck and Sybil Nauck of Castro Valley.
Karen Cartlidge reported a 74 carat black sapphire ring with two diamonds missing from Leandro home. The piece, set in heavy gold with four appendages, was worn to dinner on July 28 and an ensuing missing-item report was filed. A $100 reward has been offered for the ring's return.
A man was arrested on assault with a deadly weapon after an argument at Me Nut Rouse Bar on 14th Street in San Leandro. Victim William Aden suffered a deep head wound requiring emergency treatment. a silver cleaver and a large blade were reported as weapons. Police pursued and detained the suspect near 999 Hrushmoor Blvd.
Reinecke tells reporters he disagrees with Gov. Reagan on some issues yet will run for governor with independence. He says he is his own quarterback and plans a 174 candidate bid while aligning with Reagan's philosophy in substance but not as a rubber stamp. A report of Reagan kitchen cabinet backing Weinberger for governor is mentioned with limited corroboration.
The San Leandro City Council approved over 963000 in public works for the coming year including a 170600 contract to install traffic signals at five intersections and a 75005 contract to improve Neptune Drive. Engineer estimates ranged up to 783739 for Wicks Boulevard work and 176972 for Ma sfia High School tennis court lighting. The council also authorized budget transfers and abatements while discussions covered parking, safety checks, and property developments.
The Assembly Criminal Affairs Committee plans action on restoring the death penalty with life and death power over legislation. Key supporters say general agreement exists on major provisions as lawmakers, including Sen. George Deukemejian and Rep. Dixon, seek final passage amid partisan splits and court challenges.
David Kennedy was flown to Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis in satisfactory condition after the Nantucket crash. Pamela Kelley of Centerville remained seriously injured undergoing spinal surgery and was listed in serious condition, with Miguel Kelley improving post op in intensive care. Mary Schtal, 22, of Grise Pointe Melia, and others were treated. several released.
An elderly audience and performers shared a lively program that blended a spring pink sash song with John Philip Sousa styled pieces. The crowd, and especially the singers, responded with warmth as the ensemble moved from formal to festive, until time ran out and the moment faded.
A Chicago police sergeant testified that officers in the North Side vice squad collected shakedown payments for at least six years from tavern operators. The payments, averaging about $100 monthly, were allegedly funneled to unit members with one sum routed to a conspirator. The testimony traces payments back to 1906 and ties the scheme to a period during Captain Clarence Bianedh’s tenure.
Italian police say they seized a collection of ancient artworks believed stolen from a church or temple. The haul includes pieces estimated at 4.1 million and items up to 2,600 years old. Two suspects were detained as officers investigated the origin and planned sale.
Yugoslavia called on the Security Council to condemn Israel for force landing a Lebanese airliner in Beirut in a bid to capture an Arab guerrilla. Deputy Yugoslav envoy Komatina indicated no resolution was presented and noted intense behind the scenes talks amid veto tensions with the United States.
Sacramento reports postpone a formal overhaul of California's presidential primary system. Demos withdraw the bill at party leaders' request. Oregon style rules and winner take all elements are shelved until the national party settles. Senator Alquist cites reform committee work and the June 1972 plan to map future delegate allocation, with Burton urging further delay.
A fragment describes a mechanic's assistant or service station worker, Linda Rural, aged 19, involved in maintenance and installation tasks. It references John Var Senus and replacement parts, with mentions of lubrications and a skating context, but the details are unclear due to the garbled OCR text.
A two day rabies scare in downtown Chico ended when a stray dog tested negative at Berkeley. A quarantine stretched three blocks near Chico State University as officials inspected dogs and cats for symptoms after three youths were bitten. One dog died at its owner's home and also tested negative. Another dog remains under observation. Authorities had feared seven to eight neighborhood dogs may have contacted the suspected rabid animals.
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