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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
10
Fire caused about 21500 in damage to Carlos Nevis home at 8308 Florence Way. Firemen said the blaze started in the garage and was confined. Smoke damaged the interior. Mrs Beily Kulie discovered the fire and reported smelling smoke before seeing the garage alight. Cause under investigation.
A two bedroom frame house on the San Francisco Water Co property near Sunol burned yesterday. Firefighters arrived at 6 15 PM to find the structure engulfed. Damage was estimated at 10000 dollars. Investigators seek the cause and the occupants' identities remain unknown.
Alameda County Superior Court accuses a Hayward spa chain and its executives of fraudulent practices. The suit names Victoria Schwartz and Charlotte White along with Texas executives as defendants, seeks a temporary restraining order, a permanent injunction, and penalties up to 2300 dollars per violation.
Tracey Gayle Greenfield was abducted while distributing leaflets in Granada Hills and Misar Hills areas. She was found in a Marine Terrace area parking lot with minor injuries and transported to Waring Mercy Hospital. Police, assisted by volunteer search teams, pursued the suspect and area for updates.
The 1972-72 period shows Los Angeles and San Francisco counties posting population declines for a second year, while Orange and San Diego gain modestly. Santa Clara rises by about 27,000, with shifts linked to neighboring counties. the study notes no discussion of age or migration causes.
US District Judge Barrington Parker blocks Phase IV oil rules for brand name stations and dealers in Waycross Georgia and Fraser Michigan arguing the controls unfairly target service stations while independent dealers not harmed. The ruling cites potential business losses and consumer impact if enforced.
Gunman Kay Robart Hansson, exiled from the United States, held four bank employees hostage in Stockholm bank. Police in bulletproof vests surrounded the building as negotiations continued through Stockholm police. Olofsson, a connected bank robber, said the gunman demanded and received a ransom of 790000, while refusing to release hostages or surrender.
Skylab 2 astronauts conducted a second spacewalk from the Earth orbiting station to repair control systems and install new gyroscope scopes. Commander Alan Bean and astronauts Alan L. Lousma and Owen Garriott performed tasks outside the 100 ton station while John Young remained inside to monitor systems.
Reported at BDWARDS Air Force Base, an airman identified as Earl Williams, 19, held a barricade for a fifth day. He briefly held a weapon earlier, fired a few shots inside the room, but no injuries were reported. Security cleared barracks and evacuated residents as investigation continued.
Assembly Speaker Moretti faces a committee fight as opposition within his party grows. Governor hopeful Moscone signals stance against capital punishment and pledges life imprisonment without parole for condemned inmates if enacted. The debate centers on legislative control and public safety, with key quotes from Moscone and Assemblyman Wegian.
Kissinger proposes a world safer through firm confirmation and direct outreach to every Senate member. He pledges executive privilege only for private presidential conversations and direct advice. He says U S policy in the Middle East will be in national interest, not driven by religion or heritage.
Swedish King Gustaf VI Adolf lay on life support at Helsingborg Hospital. A hospital medical official said the 78 year old monarch was unconscious and in very serious condition as royal relatives gathered beside him.
Fragmentary text references Costa Valley and Foothill area with unclear names and dates. Mentions church affiliations and a few scattered terms but no coherent event or outcome emerges.
The Los Angeles Times reports Nixon defends FBI burglaries as past and present administrations used such methods. Former FBI officials say agents lacked high level authorization, citing cases from 1930s to 1960s. Names like William Turner and George Burley are mentioned with limited identifications.
About 350 drivers from Bay Area shops picketed across San Francisco San Mateo Santa Clara and Alameda counties during a weeklong stoppage over health welfare and jury duty pay and a weekly extra rate. Representative agreement reached Thursday night with leaders citing imminent settlement.
The plan includes an underground drainage system by Ponderosa and a large land donation for a park and starter school in cooperation with Singer Granger and Gentry. Shappell’s development expands to 338 lots after adjustments, adding gateway features and a hillside park space. The commission approved conservation language, environmental impact report, and various permits while revoking an overnight camp ground permit on Old Canyon Road.
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