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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
6
In San Leandro a young man wearing dark sunglasses robbed the Bayfair Fox Photo Booth by placing a lunch box on the counter and threatening staff. Angela Ordonez reported the robber demanded money and the telephone, took coins from the cash drawer and ash tray, then fled after telling her to lie on the floor.
Four youths in a yellow station wagon vandalized Santa Claus decorations at a Pelton Center shop and fired potatoes into two homes and a bar windows. A dog walker saw the youths. a nearby family reported broken windows and a potato in their living room. A bartender received an anonymous threat. Nearby residents reported additional potato incidents and a materials change at Komatsu America Corp. warehouse plans were approved in Hayward.
Police investigate a daytime burglary at Edward G. Johnsons home in San Leandro where a purse with over 1000 dollars in cash and jewel studded rings vanished while Mrs Johnson was in the yard. Separate San Leandro theft targets John K Teixeira Sr’s home for stove gear worth about 1000 dollars. Fremont arrest: Jeanette Blaine Roa, 21, Newark, booked for embezzlement and grand theft after CCTV showed her stealing small computers at Flextronics plant.
Police report thieves stole radios from three locked vehicles parked at residents’ homes over the weekend. Victims include Albert C. Lami who lost a cabin and antenna valued at $200 Otis W Crowder who lost a radio and amplifier valued at $390 and Leonard Lee Baxter who lost a radio and amplifier valued at $350 and a 263 in two Antanas. San Leandro Charlie Schreiber longtime Est Bay Municipal Studies District supervisor dies aged 78 after retirement in 1991 services held tomorrow at Pratt-Fheel Moruary Hayward plaza at 1 90 9 m closing.
AC Transit reports a 25 percent rise in Sunday bus ridership in the East Bay as riders save gas for priority needs. Holiday shopping boosted demand, with crowds exceeding expectations, prompting plans for extra buses and staff next Sunday, according to general manager Alan L. Bingham.
Thomas Kleppe, SBA head, tells House committee the SBA is clean amid an inquiry into loan practices. He cites 63 White House inquiries since 1971 with 7 approvals and 4 disaster loans, denies political influence, and counters claims about the Richmond office and Palumbo connections.
San Francisco police recovered Larry Lewis, 102, who vanished from a hospital during treatment. He was found sleeping in a Municipal Railway bus in a city yard and returned home in fine shape. Lewis had marked his 102nd birthday by running 100 yards in 17.4 seconds, a personal best, after a long jog through Golden Gate Park.
LIVERMORE The Alameda County coroner's office identified one victim as Michael Shane, a woman in her 30s, found along Interstate 580 with another unidentified woman. Both were shot in the chest. officials ruled out a hit and run. The Shane woman has three foster children in Southern California and once lived in San Francisco. The companion was thought to be a Florida resident, but a driver’s license found with her did not belong to her. Identification of the second body was expected today. The victims carried large purses and a suitcase and may have been hitchhiking. It is unclear where the killings occurred or if they were earlier.
Fremont and Hayward city leaders denounce EPA parking controls set to phase in in 1976 for large cities and later for smaller towns. The rules impose surcharges on free commercial parking, curb new parking facilities, and offer mass transit incentives to employers. Local officials warn of constitutional and contractual challenges, while hearings in San Francisco explore broader indirect pollution controls.
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 5.8 billion foreign aid bill the largest since 1984 amid emergency military aid requests to Israel and Cambodia. The package includes 150 million for Cambodian military aid and 150 million for famine relief in the Sahel. A separate authorization to provide 2.4 billion more to Israel and Cambodia awaited House action.
US District Judge Sirica heard that Haldeman knew about the 18 minute gap in a Watergate tape before its public disclosure. Lawrence Higby testified Haldeman instructed him to retrieve Watergate materials from a locked White House file in mid November. Sirica may seek further testimony from Rose Mary Woods. Senate approved $500000 more for its Watergate investigation, bringing total to $1.5 million. Nixon’s disclosures to GOP lawmakers on his finances proceed, with White House confirming public release of earnings details and net worth around $988,000.
The article reports on potential gasoline tax plans and rising prices with sources noting discussions among administration officials. A 10 cent per gallon increase is suggested as plausible, aiming to shift costs from crude to consumers and rationing debates at the core of energy policy decisions.
The Senate on Tuesday voted to add 590000 to the Watergate investigation, bringing total funding to 1.5 million. The bill provides 500000 for the special Senate Watergate Committee, approved by voice vote despite warnings that televised hearings were tearing the country apart.
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