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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1971
Page
9
Martin Nava 26 of San Jose, a first year assistant at James Lagan High School, was acquitted by a Fremont Municipal Court jury of a charge he furnished a girl to a school dance. A related charge was dismissed. Nava had been suspended pending outcome.
Witness Visdor S Pierce, a sixth grader at Washington School, reported two youths on Dowling Boulevard near Breed Avenue threatened to slit his throat with a razor if he did not surrender his bike. After directions to Roosevelt, one youth displayed the blade and demanded the bike, then rode off with it pursued by the other.
A one-year-old Fremont boy, Adam Treitas, remained in critical condition at Alexian Brothers Hospital after riding his tricycle into a backyard swimming pool on Rose Drive. Firefighters revived him, and he was taken to the hospital where he stays in guarded condition in an intensive care unit.
A wind swept grass fire burned about 45 acres along Foothill Road near Oak Hills. It damaged fences and trees and endangered 18 homes in the Oak Hills subdivision. Firefighters from Pleasanton and neighboring departments battled the blaze for about two hours starting after 1 pm. Officials cited possible causes including a cigarette or car exhaust. No injuries were reported.
Katherine Fontana visited relatives in Portland when her two year old son Joshua Layne Fontana drowned in a swimming bath. Portland Coroner listed death as accidental drowning after Joshua, who had apparently attempted to reach an elevated pool, was found by his mother. He died at Portland Adventist Hospital. services are pending.
Wall Street edges lower as New York trading opens with thin follow through after the prior rally. The Dow Jones Industrial Average sits around 840.55, with more decliners than advancers and volume below week-ago levels. traders expect narrow ranges and few decisive moves through Friday.
The editorial notes retaliation talk against the United States as AFL-CIO President Meany denounces the 90 day freeze as inequitable unjust and unworkable. Unions threaten a strike if pay increases negotiated are denied. Several economic indicators show modest gains while state officials push for raises despite the freeze. Texas Governor Smith plans to ignore the order and grant pay boosts to teachers and state workers, citing legal authorization. The NEA signals potential legal actions and political pressure to secure raises.
Copter escape rattled authorities as Kaplan 45 and Venezuelan Contreras fled from Santa Maria Acatitla. They allegedly rode to La Pesca and boarded a Cessna toward Brownsville, Sausalito, while Istanbul police and state officials investigated flight plans and rental aircraft tied to Phoenix and Casper.
The union executive secretary Paul Yaravalli said attorney Victor J. Van Bourg advised that settlement terms are exempt from the freeze. The Cost of Living Council announced the freeze covers all state and local government employees. The agreement includes continuation of the Daran Plan salary schedule with potential wage increases. The dispute over acting pay and the city’s pledge to cover up to 70 dollars per month of dependent coverage are noted. Agreements with city employees groups have been signed, leaving police and fire contracts unresolved.
An interview recounts a man leaving a stable career to join the circus and perform as a clown. He describes selling possessions, learning elephant riding, makeup, and multilingual performers, and finding life around the world in a constant carnival. He emphasizes joy, danger, and the fantasy of entertainment.
U S threaten to curb aid to the government if only one candidate runs in Saigon. Bunker reportedly warned Thieu while Nixon aides weighed withholding funds to deter a single candidate. Ky remained blocked by petition rules, sparking American expectations of possible Minh withdrawal and street protests.
Contractors halted the wage dispute lockout at midnight after a 50 000 worker impact, honoring a Federal mediation service request during Nixon's wage price freeze. The Teamsters may resume if the union does not honor the request and further government action is unclear.
Feral cats linked to declines in songbirds and quail, prompting discussion at city planning commission. Officials discuss liberalizing pet limits while keeping two cats and two dogs per household to protect environmental balance and avoid noise pollution from more dogs.
Gemco Fremont outlines a planned store at the southwest corner of Mowry Avenue and Placsur with a lease signed after county recorder action. Jack Stevenson awards and a Lucky Stores regional run over $10 million signal major development, while the project outlines a future site near the Wie southwest area.
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