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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
16
Winton Avenue will be closed again tomorrow from Solo Road to Amador Street to replace a water main damaged by construction. The closure mirrors last week, with a detour via Jackson Street to route traffic, after heavy rains caused ongoing work on the Winton Avenue overpass.
Alameda County Animal Control builds a case against a Fremont owner after a pony’s hooves grew 8 to 10 inches, making it nearly immobile. The animal now rests in Irvington under medical care with Hollis Roberts of San Jose as new owner, who kept the pony at a Fremont stable for treatment. Veterinarians hope slow hoof trimming will save the animal.
Hayward police report a San Leandro woman, Alice J. Anderson aged 48, is in critical condition at St. Rose Hospital after being struck and dragged by a vehicle at 27257 Patrick in Hayward. Police seek a 14 year old, Jose Campos, in connection with the incident.
Oakland police detained Mateo Garcia, 31, after a $25 fender-bender led to a fatal shooting of Joseph Bermen, 27, a San Jose musician, in the El Toro Club parking lot on San Pablo Avenue. Garcia, a San Francisco mechanic, was to be arraigned in Oakland Municipal Court today.
Jaeas Courouniotis, 74, of 28875 California St Castro Valley, was struck and killed late last night on Redwood Road near Vogis Avenue while crossing. Kathleen Taylor, 19, of 24920 Second St Hayward, drove at about 25 mph and did not see him until too late. California Highway Patrol said the accident is under investigation.
Hayward candidates include Steven J McGourty 21 filing for the Hayward school board. He resides at 37195 Moon Ave Ax 7 and is brother of Tom McGourty Jr who previously ran for Hayward Area Recreation District. Michael Castro 19 a medical technician also filed papers. Ronald te Howell 24, son of Mayne Tate Howell, has taken but not filed papers. The vacancy follows the death of Dr Arnold Biella. election set for Feb 20 with filing deadline Feb 22.
South County school administrators remained uncertain about how the new school funding tax relief bill would affect their districts. Officials had not seen a finalized copy, with revisions continuing as the measure was printed in Sacramento. Administrators planned trips to the capital to assess dollars and cents implications for their districts.
Scheduling problems at Wester Test Range delay the U.S. German AEROS satellite launch from Dee to Dee 16. AEROS carries five experiments four from Germany and one from the United States. Official say the launch window remains 4 23 pm 11th.
A search was launched in the Santa Crug Mountains for Subramaniam Mrithunja han of Movitan View after he failed to return from the Safari Conference Grounds on Sunday. Authorities said the man was missing as of Monday.
Police raided a Shoe Repair Shop at 49 Chamatléa Street San Leandro seizing 1700 football betting cards and cash in a coordinated raid with Oakland and sheriff’s officers. Four men were arrested for running a $3,000-a-day operation including betting on football games and horse racing.
Boston detectives note similarities to the 1960s Boston Strangler deaths as four young women in Boston and Cambridge are found dead or missing. Investigators say there is no proven link yet, with differing suspect descriptions and varying autopsy results. Police in Lynn Brockton and Nashua stay in close touch with Boston as they review the cases.
Court states California could impose a constitutional condition on granting a square license after a suit by owners of drinking establishments and dancers. The state issued the rule in 1970 amid worries that adult venues would progress from tapless to topless performances and other sexual activities.
Ada Ol Eyphoralion Co. said Feualorian newspapers published a government decree nullifying a Gulf of Guayaquil petroleum concession. Equity Funding Corp. and Phillips Petroleum Corp. confirmed receipt of official cancellation notices as partners in the concession.
William Swan, a doorman at the Fairmont Hotel, is listed among San Francisco’s 10 best dressed men. The panel of 12 prominent citizens selected members whose dress fits personality and occupation, excluding the 1771 list. Other honorees include Seiji Ozawa, Herb Caen, Ron Majors, Lon Simmons, and Diane Feinstein’s husband.
A California PUC inquiry into BART malfunctions examines safety doubts and operation lapses. Raymon R. Gentry led field inspections at BART’s control center as inspectors rode trains to verify reports of a train failing to function properly, with early trouble noted at 6 40 a m on November 27.
Senator Gaylord Nelson leads two days of hearings scrutinizing cold and cough over the counter products. He argues many remedies are largely useless or harmful, citing Amovicons and popular brands like Contac and Dristan, and warns these drugs may pose risks to heart, diabetes, hypertension, and thyroid patients. He calls for stronger advertising controls while noting the public bears some responsibility for drug culture.
The Postal Service warned that packages mailed after Sunday may not reach in time for Christmas. Cards should be mailed by December 25 to ensure delivery. A Christmas Communications Network was activated to handle an expected nine billion pieces, linking headquarters and five regional offices despite weather.
A Norte Del Rio High School sophomore football star, Raymond J. Brewer, was shot to death after police said he and two teens ignored two stop orders during a suspected robbery patrol in north Sacramento. Officers later found the youths carrying sawed off shotguns but believed they were robbers. Brewer had scored 21 touchdowns this season and was named most valuable player by teammates.
City engineers argue over rerouting drainage and tree protection as council considers a modified district plan to fill part of the ravine. A public hearing is held today with property owners opposing assessments and potential upheaval for several homes and a university access trail.
SACRAMENTO California. The state Public Works board on Monday approved a $1 million appropriation for the University of California at Davis as the first payment for the Sacramento Medical Clinic.
President Nixon named a new HUD chief from Spartanburg SC and signaled a potential Commerce secretary move. The Post also said Frank Shakespeare would leave as head of the U S Information Agency. Nixon, back in Washington after a Florida weekend, contemplates further staff shuffles and a Camp David retreat as NATO and other posts shift.
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