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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1971

Page

6

Injured Hayward motorist dies in crash

Hayward resident Joseph Araya, 20, died at Highland Hospital after a crash last week. Police say he drove under the influence of barbiturates and alcohol, with a blood alcohol level of .09 percent. The coroner reported Araya never regained consciousness following the collision with Richard Brown, 23, who stopped at a red light.

Hayward Joseph, Araya Whitman St Highland Hospital Harder and Gadiby Coads Aya Richard R. Brown Mountain, Wew Ataya Priize

Restaurateur held on attempted murder charge after San Leandro shooting

William samples, Oakland restaurant owner at Lazley’s Truck Stop, is jailed in San Leandro on attempted murder counts after a morning shooting at the truck stop. He and Warren Cline, a tire buyer, had a long feud with threats exchanged before the gun discharged as Cline punched him, causing only superficial wounds.

San Leandro Wiliam Santples Oakland Lazley's Davis St Warren Cling Cline

Pleasonton youth to be arraigned in drunken driving death

William Laird 18 of 4731 Darwin Court Pleasanton is to be arraigned Tuesday on drunken driving and vehicular manslaughter charges. District attorney's complaint states he drove a sports car Aug 14, struck a tree, killing passenger Brave Stevensot 17 after sustaining injuries. A witness said Laird was speeding and lost control on a curve. he was released from hospital Friday.

Pleasanton — Wiliam Laird Pleasanton Colt Laird Darwin Court Brave W. Stevensot Tost

Armed bicyclists arrested near liquor store in San Leandro

San Leandro police arrested two armed bicyclists Lawrence Hardin of Berkeley and Jesse McDaniels of Oakland near Champagne Terrace Liquor Store at Bridge Street and MacArthur Boulevard during an investigation of attempted robbery and gun possession. A .45 caliber pistol and a 9mm automatic with ammunition clips were recovered, along with gloves hoods and other items. Proprieter said the men had not entered the store as dogs barked in the back lot.

San Leandro San Leanita Lawrence Hardin Berkeley Jesse McDaniels Oakland Champagne Terrace Bridge Street MacArthur Boulevard William Ostrum Ostrum Pulice Hardin Hquor Ostram Pista

Theft reported on Castro Valley man’s vacation return

A Castro Valley resident arrived home from vacation to find his stereo system valued near 3000 dollars missing from his apartment. Deputies said a window had been pried open. The homeowner noted his cats greeted him the moment he returned.

Castro Valley Oiln Covington Regent Way Lal

Trio on horseback steal glasses near Lake Elizabeth incident

Police report describes Randy M. Nunley being approached by three youths on horses near the railroad tracks by Mission Valley. One rider snatched a pair of glasses from Randy as others damaged turf near Central Park and the lake area. bystanders could not identify the riders.

Lake Elizabeth Jerry Houston Carmelita Place Petty Sue Keufman Randy M. Nunley Norris Road Randy Mission Valley

Shepard to become admiral in Navy promotion

Alan B. Shepard Jr , America’s first man in space, will be promoted to rear admiral by the Navy in a ceremony at 10 31 a m EDT in the Navy Secretary’s office John H Chafee announces He will wear two stars and remain chief of the astronaut office The promotion follows his Mercury and Apollo era flights and marks a rare star rank for an astronaut leaving the Army Air Forces era context.

Washington UPI America Alan B. Shepard J Navy Pentagon John H. Chafee Space Shepard Moon Alan Bean Step Mercury Manned Spacecraft Center Astronaut Office Shepandt Air Force James A. McDivill McDivill Sheparl East Derry Nal Atterlen

Woman linked to last Jackson visit at San Francisco prison

The San Francisco Chronicle reports a woman who accompanied attorney Stephen Mitchell Bingham to visit black militant George Jackson at San Quentin just before the escape attempt. Prison officials refused to identify her. guards found a pistol on Jackson after the visit. Two white convicts were killed during the escape plot.

San Francisco San Francisco Chronicle Quentin George Jackson Vanella Anderson James Park Irving Ritter Worl Stephen Mitchell Bingham The Chronicle Bingham Jack Sio Dackson Marnt Bruce Balespus

Huge ammo base destroyed by Communist attack

A massive explosion event near Da Nang 185 miles northwest of Saigon followed multiple 122 mm rocket strikes. The base housed Air Force Army and Navy munitions including 15 000 daisy cutters though casualties and extent of damage to the stockpile were not disclosed. Civilians suffered and several houses were leveled in Da Nang area while regional air operations faced disruptions and heightened alerts across allied bases.

Saigon Cam Air Force Army Amriican Ita

Nixon plans stir labor fears and market reactions in mixed response

The piece notes union opposition to Nixon policies threatening rail strikes and wage raises, while financial markets show tentative gains on Dow gains. It cites European ire over import taxes and a dollar value stance, with the Common Market warning of retaliation and officials predicting cutbacks post freeze.

New York Stock Exchange Nixon West Germany Britain France Sonmerce Maurice H. Stans Eunope C.L. Dennis Brotherhood of Railway and Aliting Clerks United Auto Workers Union Pas Afl-Cio America Europe Economic Union Avon Peofilreing Fone Express Nixor

City Signs Pact Yet Fight Freeze In Wage Accord

City negotiators reach a tentative settlement with Local 1908 of the Firefighters Association but debate a wage freeze. Joe Peterson warns extending the freeze could delay raises beyond the contract year while fringe benefits and health coverage expand for workers. The pact includes a 1% pay raise, medical coverage for dependents, and retroactive terms from July with benefits aligned to the city plan.

Thtarfa Beast Pirefighters Associaation Reese Peterson Ani Sn

Police stop car after fatal attack on girl near Jackson

An officer pursuing a car linked to the assault and killing of a girl stopped it at Jackson Street and Santa Clara Street after broadcast descriptions. The victim, Miss Brown, is the daughter of Mrs. Joyca Marshall and survived by two sisters Angela and Sanitro. Police report damage to the car’s grill and hood. Mrs. Hayme, involved, claimed she was at her house and later admitted an agement but could not explain.

Sata Clara Street Hayme Miss Brown Joyca Marshall Angela Sanitro

Prison gun found in Jackson cell sparks mass escape plan

Front page details a dramatic prison uprising as guards spotted a gun in Jackson's hair during transfer and a mass escape attempt unfolded. Inmates wearing slain guards’ uniforms allegedly killed two white inmates and three guards with razors, guns, and explosives found during a search.

Jackson Jackeon Tals John Lyn Ronald Spain Frank Deleon Taty

Lockheed loan decision delayed by federal board

Washington reports the government backed loan of 250 million to Lockheed Aircraft Corp was postponed by a three man board created by Congress. The decision hinges on two of three members approving the guarantee to fund the L101 Tristar jet, amid bankruptcy risks and rising engine costs after Rolls-Royce bankruptcy and a new import tax.

Washington UPL Joan Lockheed Aircraft Corp Congress Threeman Lockheed Ralls Royce Ralls Nixon Federal Board Treasury John &. Connally Arthur F. Burs Federal Reserve System William J. Casey Securities and Exchange Commission

Thieu Eyes Solo Run Despite Opposition and Pressure

Thieu says he will run without opponents as U S pressure and political crisis shift focus to a possible one man race. Minh’s withdrawal leaves Thieu’s public stance uncertain. U.S. officials weigh Vietnam policy and aid implications. The Majestic Holiday hotel scene gathers political figures and civic leaders amid the crisis.

Thieu Vietnam Beay Majestic Holoway

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