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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1973

Page

12

Two youths injured in Huntwood motorcycle crash

Police report two youths, Carl Macy 17 and Jerry Silva 15, were injured when the motorcycle they rode overturned on the Southern Pacific right of way near Huntwood Avenue yesterday afternoon. Silva is in critical condition at St. Rose Hospital Muay.

Hayward Patitie Huntwood Avenue Carl Macy Jerry Silva Macine Ave Putice Southern Pacific Silva St. Rose Hospital Muuy

Man robbed in watercress patch near Castro Valley

Mamuel Gonsalves of Castro Valley was robbed while picking watercress on Pinehurst Road in Contra Costa County. Four men in a car and a motorcyclist stopped. a gun was shown and $10 taken, plus three pairs of prescription eyeglasses from his car. Deputies traced a car to a Hayward woman.

Castro Valley Gonsalves Casta Vallay

Gen Omar Bradley in hospital after emergency surgery

General Omar Bradley, famed World War II commander, remains in serious condition after emergency surgery for massive blood clots in both lungs. UCLA Medical Center reported he is resting comfortably and will undergo further tests Friday.

Los Angeles UPS Omar I Brailey Normandy Berlin Bradley Stat Hospi Ucla Medical Center

Exdeputies sue Alameda County over early retirements

Two former Alameda County deputy sheriffs file suit alleging age and disability related retaliation after premature retirements from regular leaves of absence. William Wagner and Gerhard Werner claim violations of government and labor codes and seek class action status with attorney Lowell Aitola guiding the case. Wagner joined in 1959 and Werner in 1870 with impairments from a heart attack and shotgun blast respectively.

Sieperlor Courskegys Bwa Alameda County Alameda County Retirement Board Tien William J. Wagner Haywat Gerhard J. Werner Eural Lionel Wilgan Lowell Aitola San Mancisto Offer Sefires Wagner Werner Santa Rita Sherif Newark North Caroline

Fire engine response time discussed by Arc officials

Arc department spokesman described center town delays as fire crews worked to maintain a back up engine. Battalion Chief Don McVicker noted Station 2 engine on Harder Road made good time despite road work on Mission Boulevard. Fire Chief Matt Jimenez and McVicker discussed dispatch tapes showing the sequence from central dispatch on Main Street to Station 2.

Wayward Matt Jimenez Sai Siti Don McVicker Harder Road Turan Avenue Sion Sa Yesultone Tang Main Street Fiat Seemail tdeVicker

Dellums son admits robbery in Alameda juvenile court

Michael Dellums aged 16 pleaded guilty to armed robbery in Alameda County Juvenile Court. Judge John Purenia ordered psychiatric evaluation before sentencing set for Sept. 7. The case followed a June 24 Oakland market robbery. a burglary count was dismissed.

Oakland Michael Dellums Raveld Vy. Dellums Dall Alamella County Dellums John Purenia Porehia

Tax rebates outlined for California families under rollback bill

Sacramento reports the legislature approved a rollback plan sending average four person families back annual tax rebates. The scale offers 30 percent cuts for couples under 4 000 and 20 percent for adjusted gross incomes over 25 000. No tax for couples under 8 000 and singles under 4 00. Rebates range from 4 for 7 500 to 5 000 for 100 000 to singles from 14 to 1 024 respectively.

Sacramento

Fires scorch three states as Oregon blaze nears La Grande

Firefighters battled an 8000 acre La Grande blaze threatening homes and hospital as crews evacuated residents. A 7000 acre timber fire near The Dalles burned millions in timber value. Additional fires stretched from Idaho to Montana and Washington with National Guard mobilized and cross border cooperation reported.

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Halfway house proposal prompts local opposition

Residents in the Bunker Hill area oppose the halfway house project though the city backs it with about 60000 in revenue-sharing funds. Planning officials will hear the use permit request by Seventh Sleep next Monday amid planned protests from neighborhood residents.

Bunker Hill Hayward William Young Westview Way Haynard Board of Zoning Adjustments Slep Andre Koenig Wonle Koenig Betty K. Bissell

Nixon plans five year cancer study program

President Nixon received a five year crash program for cancer research including strategic and operational plans. The administration seeks 507 million dollars for the 1974 fiscal year to accelerate the war on cancer. Key objectives aim to benefit cancer patients, measure progress, improve rehabilitation, reduce external agent effects, minimize cancer risks, prevent transformations of normal cells, and assess individual cancer risk.

Washington UPI Nixon Tterral

Refusal on wallet costs victim punts

MTAMI, Pa. AP Police say Charles Weinkle refused to surrender his money when an attacker demanded it after a hamburger incident. The struggle escalated as he refused $9 and the assailant grabbed his wallet. Wrinkle restrained the man until officers arrived.

MTAMI Charles Weinkle Sailatil Piolice

Health department asked to test Citizens water

In Fremont the consumer fraud unit of the Alameda County district attorney's office asked the State Department of Public Health to conduct extensive tests on Citizens Water Company. Officials aim to determine if the office has jurisdiction to act on long standing complaints about water quality.

Fremont Mameda County State Department of Public Health Athitles Company Fred Hanolt Wistriel Pens Jhank J. Jones Union Sanitary State Health Department Nicholas Tath Alameda County Citizens Jones

Soviets Catch Up in MIRV Warhead Race

Washington reports that the Soviet Union has matched the United States in developing multiple independently targetable reentry vehicles. Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger announced successful tests of MIRV warheads on missiles including the 5513. He projected first deployments by early 1978 and described warheads to carry from four to six hydrogen bombs in megaton range, with one design stated to have lower explosive power.

Washington Soviet Union United States Defene James R. Schlesinger Schlesinger Pentagon

Cranston outlines BART funding plan

Sen. Cranston today unveiled a bill to provide up to 2.3 billion dollars in federal aid to BART. He spoke after a BART ride and tour of the Lake Merritt control room, saying the measure would reward local investment and ensure BART receives its promised federal share.

Ala Cranston Bay Area Cranston BART Lake Merrill Oakland Sanalte Banking, Housing and Diban Ripid Bud Bart Atlanta Washington, D.C

Nixon argues courts lack power over taped Watergate records

In a federal court brief Nixon asserts the judiciary cannot compel surrender of White House tapes. His lawyers argue executive secrecy overrides judicial demands and cite Supreme Court rulings as they resist Archibald Cox’s subpoena. The brief states the public interest in secrecy remains paramount and that prosecution should not be forced to continue against the President’s position.

Washingtoon Nixon Judicial Branch White House U.S Jedecal Cr Jiblic Lorest Executive Branch Tle

Regulations aim to curb price rises and spur new reserves

City council officials said draft rules are close and will be ready within a week. They seek to regulate petroleum prices to stimulate development of new reserves while allowing purchase of higher cost foreign oil. Gasoline and diesel stickers and instructions will be issued starting Aug 27 by the tax office. In other news, the Federal Reserve Board reported July industrial output rose 0.7 percent led by steel, textiles, paper, and chemicals. The Cost of Living Council noted 68 major firms notified the government of planned price increases in the near term across sectors including steel and manufacturing.

Tle Bim Amy Hille Council James Wy Mebanesid Federal Reserve Board Chernibel Industrian Costab Living Council Ney

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