Mayor silent after accusations in Hayward clash
Hayward Mayor Teo Howell will not reply to the Hayward City Employees Association which blasted his public comments about “hand sitting” at City Hall. The association, representing about 200 workers, demanded specific charges or named individuals if Howell had evidence. Howell’s aide said a reply was planned, but the mayor reversed course and paused.
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Ashland woman arrested on drug charges in San Leandro
Audrey Gaylor of 1376 Sheth Ave was stopped at 17th Ave and East 14th Street. Officers found 150 pills and about 10 ounces of marijuana in her purse after a routine stop. She faces possession for sale and possession of dan- Eernun frags charges. A tolled matchbook and 3 marijuana cigarettes were observed at the scene.
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Antique radio tubes reported missing in Hayward heist
Ralph Henty Whitehead of 20887 Bari ett Lane Hayward reported 100 antique radio tubes valued between 5 000 and 97 000 stolen from a wallup van tied to his father s home between June and August last year. The theft was reported to sheriffs deputies yesterday.
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Castro Valley Teacher Dies of Heart Attack While Visiting Family
Hal W. Pry, 43, English teacher at Tennyson High and former Local 1423 AF of T leader, died Saturday in Santa Barbara after a heart attack. He lived at 002 Barnhill Lane Castro Valley and worked about 10 years for Hayward schools. Survived by parents in Santa Barbara, three sisters in Kansas and California, and four brothers in California and Oklahoma. He was a member of Starr King Unitarian Church and Castro Valley Democratic Club.
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Nervous gunman robs Hayward chicken shack
A late twenties male wearing a brown shirt robbed Kenaukey Fried Chicken at 22872 Main St Hayward Saturday night, as clerk Jean Chapman reported. He waited for customers to leave, then brandished a revolver and fled with an undetermined amount of cash after spotting manager Ralph Heninger in the back.
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Carlston dies at 63 longtime Western Traction VP
Carl D. Carlston, executive vice president of Western Traction, dies at 63 at his El Saliante California home after illness. Born September 7, 1907 in Fairview Utah, he lived in Richmond since 19dyed. Survived by wife Dally, daughter Mrs. Paul Rutledge Devlin, six grandchildren, and son Rot ali D. Carlston Hayward. Funeral Wednesday at Wilson-Statley Mortuary Richmond. Memorial scholarship fund to W. D. Carlston Memorial. Flowers or contributions accepted.
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Laborers rescued from tunnel in Mexico City blaze
Twelve laborers trapped neck-deep by water were rescued Sunday night from a 100-foot deep tunnel after a five hour fire. Chief Juan Jose Ramirez of suburban Tlane Pantia said they would have drowned or suffocated an hour later after a short circuit in an elevator shaft cut power.
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Bullet barrage murder shakes town as investigations unfold
Police describe the shooting as possibly connected to hidden purchases and tensions surrounding Lloyd Linton. Early last week The Daily Review received a call from a woman asking if an obituary for Lloyd Linton had appeared, hinting at ongoing local turmoil and unsettled relations.
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Callup Examps And Senate Battle Over Draft Bill
Mansfield seeks restoration in final Senate version as Gravel and Halfied threaten filibuster against across the board restrictions. A major fight looms over a $24 billion pay raise for an all volunteer Army, with conference reductions shifting money from enlisted ranks and junior officers. Senate calls for full $2.7 billion raise while draft deadlock cools next steps. Death toll at about 12,000 before draft bill stalled. Draft law expires and fiscal year projections shift funding to six months.
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Lawyer sought in fatal Quentin jailbreak try
A chaotic report details the Soledad prison siege tied to the Marin County Civic Center shootout. It cites the death toll among guards and inmates, the attempted jailbreak by Angeleno prison inmate Bobby Jackson and associates, and claims of a wider conspiracy.
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Bail system alternatives in opposition to OR program
Jayron Temple, a bondsman, argues against the OR program claiming bail agents lose the risk and cost of ensuring defendants appear in court. He cites $35,000 in bail for jumpers and notes average bond premiums, urging a private, cost-free alternative funded by the bondsman.
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Hayward Firefighters Reject Offer and Extend Wage Talks
City firemen urged by union chief to reject Hayward offer discuss effects of a possible extension on contracts. Negotiators, led by Peterson, warn a three year term may pose no salary gains. if rejected, they may preserve Sunday Freeze or resume wage talks. Union, representing about 10 city maintenance workers, vows to honor commitments amid Nixon order.
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Nixes Mortgage Rate Hike in Home Loan Unit Policy
Article covers Nixons plan for a voluntary freeze on interest rates and dividends amid wage price controls, with Dollar value dips in Europe and criticism of the 90 day freeze. Mentions Texas Attorney General Crawsonl Martin ruling on salary hikes, Calvert stance, GM denials regarding Nader charges, and President Nixon's wage price freeze impact on organized labor.
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Weekes Park patrol boosts in Hayward amid drug concerns
Hayward's Weekes Park saw reinforced patrols after a weekend rise in activity. Park officials report only one drug arrest and say most visitors are law abiding, though rangers note ongoing illicit use and potential for new contacts as crowds disperse. Superintendent Marshall Stoddard stresses aims to curb illegal activity without ejecting users.
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Refusal to Run Cites Supreme Court Election Tactics
The article reports on a political leader denying candidacy and accusing the court of bias. It describes court actions on August 4 and 21, a withdrawal of Gen. Mink, and claims that the law’s interpretation varied by moment. It notes a proposed temporary presidency to oversee the next election.
Money markets in Europe reopen after August policy move
European money markets reopen in London for the first time since President Nlyna's August actions. Analysts note instability in the financial environment as hinges on new moves, with economists forecasting potential impacts on liquidity and rates across major centers.
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