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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1972
Page
3
The forecast calls for mild temperatures with a mix of clouds and periods of sun. Winds from the south gust to around 20 mph, with scattered clouds and chances of light rain in the evenings across Livermore, Clento, and nearby valleys. Highs near the upper 40s to mid 50s, lows around 30s.
A garbled notice lists multiple locations including Castro Valley and Fremont in a report of weekend fire and incident responses. It mentions addresses such as 800 Wark Winker Ave and 398, Le Arbete, with times around 3:14 am and 36d nonite. The fragment references highway incidents, vehicle accidents, and emergency services active across South County and surrounding communities.
Fragmented notice lists newborn boys and names such as Terry Sera and Cody Mredaretay with scattered references to locations and hospitals. Includes partial dates and unclear contexts, suggesting a local births column with multiple entries and unreadable segments.
Obituaries report deaths of Sophie Allison 83 Dublin died August 17 services held at Graham Mitch Chapel Jess Spencer Mortuary Pleasanton. Arthur Kauppt 41 Pleasanton died August 19 services at Graham-uisted Chapel. Carl Eve seta Newark died August 14 services tomorrow 2 pm Chapel of the Roses Mortuary IMD Peralta Bly Fremont. Edward Potter 68 Cast Valley died August 19 services tomorrow 2 pm Chapel of the Valley Mortuary Lake Chabot Road. Infant Ragusa Fremont died August 8 private services at Chapel of the Valley Mortuary. Anna Schuwizer Hayward died August 11 services Wednesday 3 pm Chapel of the Aeres Mortuary Peralta Blvd Fremont. Ismart H Pellez 71 Union City died August . Remnam Mass Wednesday at Our Lady of Rosary Church Union City. Helen J Tuttle 82 Hayward died August 20 services at Chapel of the Valley Mortuary Lake Chabot Road Castro Valley.
Fragmented funeral notices list Lea Potter and Jack Potter family connections, with scattered names and dates. Includes references to Potter, Deeds, Porters, local chapels, and memorials in Castro Valley Newark Fremont, plus dates and times for services, rosaries, and interment venues.
George Moore and Hubert Harris of International Harvester were honored for achievements across Oregon Idaho Alaska Hawaii and Northern Territories with plans for Hayward headquarter. Hardisty named Oakland area sales rep for Union AMSUO division to market emulsions and waxes in Northern California. Ballard of Hayward named purchasing agent at San Francisco HQ of California State Automobile Association, with four children. Gary Bawards of Palestine Florist elected secretary treasurer of East Bay Master Florists Association. Richard Placentin named sales head for United Vintners in Washington. Shaklee employees honored for long service at San Leandro Dublin Livermore Fremont and Foster City. Richard L. Theobald joins Mervyn’s as assistant personnel director. Garth D. Henderson, Hayward district agent for Progressive Insurance, speaks at Denver conference. Henderson resides in Livermore.
London reports mixed dollar activity against European currencies with Swiss and German marks quoted. The dollar traded around 3.1955 marks and later improved to 3.085 marks, the highest in months, while remaining well below official rates amid ongoing Washington discussions.
Arab oil producers and Western companies entered talks over greater industry participation. Sources said concessions were a breakthrough in the stalled negotiations, with a full agreement possible later this week. Attending were Saudi Arabia Iraq Qatar Abu Dhabi Gulf reps and major firms Standard Oil of New Jersey Texaco Mobil Shell and CFP of France.
Sheridan Broadcasting Corp, a Black firm, announced the purchase of three radio stations in Boston, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo for about $2 million. The Giom group acquired from Dynamic Broadcasting, Inc, including VAM in Pittburgh, AM-FM outlets in Pittsburgh and Buffalo. Ronald K. Davenport, Sheridan director, said the deal was negotiated with Lex Ward HB. Walk, Dynamic’s owner.
New York sources say three Japanese securities firms and Mitsubishi Estate will establish offices on Wall Street. The largest outfit, Mitsubishi Estates Inc, plans a staff of about 100 and would retain other offices in San Francisco. The three firms named are New Japan Securities, Tac, Kanggo Kahamamut Securities, and Nomira Sree rilles.
Large electrical users including supermarkets and construction firms hire rate checkers to lower bills. National utilities claim savings run into millions yearly, with clients noting significant reductions and some opposition from firms wary of perceived overcharges.
A Chicago executive told reporters that Clement Stone has contributed $500,000 in advance to President Nixon's re election campaign. The disclosure highlights major financial backing for the White House bid and underscores elite support shaping the race.
Clinton Cafeteria on Market Street in San Francisco, in operation since 1899, will close this Saturday. Paul G. Mills, president of Clinton Cafeteria Co., cites rising building costs and taxes as forcing closures. the firm earned about 1 million dollars in 1960 and has declined since. The Mills family started the chain, with its first restaurant opened by Mills’ grandfather from Missouri, and later expanding to Los Angeles and charitable meals programs.
New York reports a surge in small investors buying securities via NASDAQ’s nearing real time quotes. Brokers broadcast prices by telephone, enabling tiny investors to influence bids while institutions dominate large blocks. As quotes widen, small players seek action, potentially shifting market dynamics.
Peterbilt Motors to test a GT4M turbine in a truck replacing the standard diesel engine. The turbine weighs 1,000 pounds less, requires no radiator or antifreeze, and aims to improve on the job efficiency during 1973 hauling trials to be evaluated by customers.
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