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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1971
Page
5
Police staged a raid at 4156 Hall Ranch Road in Hayward and a Union City home Friday seeking firearms linked to Lloyd Linton's August 22 death. No weapons tied to the slaying were found. Six suspects were arrested on charges including kidnapping rape marijuana and illegal weapons.
Hayward sheriff's deputies arrested Ernest Leonard Buchanan, 3, of RAI TD St, Hayward, after a predawn traffic stop on Meekland Avenue. They found 149 amphetamine pills in an open black jewelry box and two wine bottles in the car, one hidden bottle revealed by Buchanan.
The IRS office at 24180 Hesperian Blvd is designated to offer wage price freeze information in northern California. IRS employees will answer questions about the freeze provisions and process complaints about alleged violations. Businesses are reminded to keep records reflecting prices and wages for public inspection, including new records on prices and compensation for the base period July to August.
Detroit AP reports Lumer Fischer began as a janitor at Wayne State University thirty one years ago. He will retire at 65 with four academic degrees including a master of arts in fine arts in December. Fischer, married with an adult son, already holds bachelor’s degrees in history mortuary science and sculpture.
Two experienced skydivers died after landing in a reservoir near an airport used by diving clubs. Philip ONeill Montie, 22, of Berkeley, California, and Sean Liam Reilly, 34, of San Francisco, were part of a parachute film team. The remaining jumpers landed safely and tried to assist but could not reach the men in time.
While cruising off Burnham on Sea aboard Morning Cloud after a picnic, Prime Minister Edward Heath directed the rescue of two youths, Piers Symers, 14, and Pippa Symers, 12, who capsized in a dinghy. Sailing master Owen Parker reported Heath guided the children to swim to the yacht as ropes were thrown. The pair, wearing life jackets, were hauled aboard and later warmed with coffee before transfer to a police launch.
Voters turnout reaches 78.5 percent as election results raise questions over government strength. Opponents retire or boycott, while Buddhist and Catholic factions gain ground in the North and Central Highlands. Ambassador Bunker met with Thien to discuss next moves as campaigning for the presidential race begins Thursday.
In an interview with a 78 year old divorcee Sally, a resident of the Green Shutter, she laments Hayward’s decline. She laments loneliness, discusses limited opportunities, and envisions bringing industry to revive the town and restore a movie house and restaurant.
The plan outlines a post freeze phase led by the Cost of Living Council to stabilize prices and wages. Cabinet members debate further controls on profits and interest rates, with expectations for a longer period of price stability and dollar purchasing power.
In Lee Park Dallas Mayor Wes Wise hosted the final Rap session of the year for the Lee Park Free University as hippies grilled him about discrimination by eating establishments and police actions. The open air event drew skeptical remarks and comparisons to other cities while park renovations and drug crime histories noted in the surrounding area.
Electrical short caused about 2000 in damage to Len Mortensen's home at 1200 Lith Ave in San Leandro Saturday night. A couch and rug burned with some smoke damage. The fire was reported at 9 26 pm by neighbor George Gale of 120d M7th Ave. No one was home at the time.
Most of the nation enjoyed fair and warm weather while scattered showers and thunderstorms, some heavy, drenched parts of the Southeast and West. Rain stalled along the western mountains and a line from Minnesota to Colorado. Valen tine Neb observed over 3 inches of rain in six hours overnight. A tropical low moved from Florida’s southern tip into the Gulf of Mexico with winds up to 15 mph as heavy rains persisted in Florista.
A midnight performance drew between 4000 and 5500 attendees with crowds described as well behaved. Police reported few arrests, mostly for alcohol or marijuana offenses on the city line. Project Eden volunteers treated around ten distress cases for overdoses or bad trips. City zoning may revoke the theater permit if patrons are found outside cars again.
Fire, likely arson, damaged the private Fruitland Baptist Institute seven miles east of Hendersonville, destroying main classroom buildings. Police said Governor Bob Scott ordered National Guardsmen to protect Henderson County’s 14 public schools, but none were posted at the school.
Expansion to include a black neighborhood urged in a request to San Leandro led by May or Jack 0 Mallester. The national committee report calls for an affirmative action program, open housing, and minority employment steps to be implemented promptly by city leaders and divisional decision makers.
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