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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
7
News in review notes county school administrators were in the dark about how the new school funds tax reform bill would affect their districts. Officials said no final copy had been released, with the measure revised several times and just printing in Sacramento. They planned trips to the capital to learn how the law translates into dollars per district.
Nurse Lee Bowsuk reported a theft on Bancroft Avenue at 5 p m when a thin acne marked man about 25 to 27 years old and six feet tall snatched her purse. She fell injuring her knee. the purse held six dollars cards and personal items.
A search is under way in the Santa Cruz Mountains for a Mountain View man, Subramaniam Mrithunjana, who did not return after leaving the Satori Cove conference grounds Sunday evening. Authorities expanded the effort as night fell.
Fremont officials prepare to submit a neglect case to the Alameda County District Attorney over a Shetland pony whose hooves grew to ten inches, leaving it nearly unable to walk. The aunt in an Irvington district pasture received care, while Hollis Jubotis of San Jose moved the animal to a Fremont stable for treatment, vets saying slow hoof trimming could save the pony.
Firemen say a kitchen wax overheat started a blaze at 36234 Colbert Place just after noon. The electricity sparked when the stove ignited, damaging the Guilaye residence and causing an estimated $6,000 loss. A young woman preparing candles was present during the incident.
Hayward police report a San Leandro woman Alice L Anderson age 41 was seriously injured and in ICU at St Rose Hospital Hayward. Jose Campos 18 is sought in connection with the assault after Anderson blocked a car while gasoline theft from her daughter's vehicle on Patrick Ave. An abandoned car was later found at Calaroga Ave and West Tennyson Road.
Gerald A. Harridge, 4, of San Leandro, allegedly hid in the Sneaky Tiki men’s room after closing and tried to flee when he saw police. Officers checked the area and a parked car linked to Harridge led to his arrest. a crouching van arriving later solidified the charges.
Oakland police report a 51 year old Hayward resident Marcos Garcia was held for murder investigation after a $25 fender bender outside the EY Toro Club on San Pablo Avenue led to a fatal shooting of 27 year old Robert Barmea of San Jose. Garcia was due for arraignment in Oakland Municipal Court today.
74 year old Latcas Coursumistis of 1887 California Street Castro Valley was struck and killed on Redwood Road near Vegas Avenue by a car driven by 18 year old Kathleen Taylor of 25320 Second Street Mayward. Patrol said he wore a dark green jacket and pants and Taylor did not see him until late. Accident under investigation.
Washington AP reports that about 87,000 dollars in travel funds were paid to Indian protesters who occupied the Bureau of Indian Affairs Building to move them out of Washington and avert violence. Deputy Director Frank Carlucci said 65,550 dollars came from the Office of Economic Opportunity to cover 1,200 protesters’ travel costs, with 50 cents per mile plus six dollars a day, while acknowledging vouchers could not be fully traced beyond the first disbursement. He noted the payment followed a federal appeals court stay to provide housing for demonstrators. He described the cost as a possible drain on the treasury and defended the action as defusing a potentially violent situation. The testimony opened the House Interior Affairs committee’s review of decisions during the weeklong occupation.
Boston detectives say recent young women disappearances and a man’s remains prompt comparisons to the Boston Strangler killings a decade ago. They stress there is nothing indicating a linked pattern and no solid evidence tying the cases to the historic murders.
SACRAMENTO A 3 million appropriation to be used by the University of California at Davis as the first payment for the Sacramento Medical Clinic was approved Monday by the state Public Works board. The clinic will be purchased in installments with three payments to the same school. Sherry noted several Boston girls have been accosted while hitchhiking in recent months. Police say descriptions of assailants vary. Law enforcement in Lynn Kreckton and Nashua, NH, coordinate with Boston authorities over related deaths. All five victims were white women from Boston or Cambridge, aged mid-20s to 30s, with three strangulations and one stabbing. rape confirmed in two cases.
Court says a ban on sex shows can stand as a permissible condition tied to liquor licenses. The ruling concerns operators of multiple drinking places with dancers and other sexual activities. Officials note the regime dates to 1970 as concerns over progression in adult entertainment evolve.
Doorminu William S Swan has been named one of the 10 best dressed men in San Francisco in the second annual San Francisco Chamber of Commerce list. The panel cited dress that fits personality occupation and lifestyle. Other honorees include Seiji Ozawa Herb Caen Ron Majers Lon Simmons and Diane Feinstein's husband Burton Feinstein.
A PUC inquiry into BART problems took inspectors through the system with Raymon Gentry leading a four person field team. He noted passengers generally did not know a train was malfunctioning as reports surfaced from the central center of operator difficulties. One train was routed to the yard at 8 41 a m November 27 to bypass several stations including Hayward Fruitvale Coliseum and Lake Merritt.
Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin opened hearings on home remedies for coughs and colds criticizing over the counter drugs as largely useless or harmful. He cites Americans spend about one billion dollars yearly on such products and urges stronger regulation while noting some claims lack evidence and may pose risks to those with heart disease diabetes high blood pressure or thyroid conditions.
Washington dispatch says postal officials warn that packages must be mailed by Sunday to reach homes by Christmas. Cards should be mailed within ten days to arrive by December 25. A Christmas Communications Network is activated to keep holiday mail moving between headquarters and five regional offices despite weather factors.
In Sacramento California a 16-year-old football star Raymound E Brower was shot and killed by police after youths fled a halt order in a suspected gang chase. Officers fired after the group ran, believing they carried sawed off shotguns. Brower, a Norle Del Fin High sophomore, had been MVP and scored 21 touchdowns last season.
President Nixon names a new housing secretary as part of a broad bureaucratic shakeup. Other potential appointees include Joan Sparsburg of South Carolina for commerce secretary and Frank Shakespeare to head the U.S. Information Agency. Nixon returns to Washington after a long weekend at Key Biscayne with Haldeman and Ehrlichman as aides scramble to plan the reshuffle.
The American Judges Association opposed the American Bar Association plan for a National Institute of Justice, warning it threatens state court independence. The 1,500 plus courts group adopted a resolution at its Coronado conference, calling for federal funds only as grants to judicial bodies with control over rules.
A Los Angeles suburb raid cracked a $1 million weekly heroin network nicknamed The Family. Gregory LeMaster, 39, a top suspect, was arrested along with five others after 10 ounces of heroin valued at 180000 were seized. Juvenile authorities took into custody two girls aged 4 and 16 and a 9 year old.
Police sought the killer of Lucille Smith a 42 year old mother and her daughter Pegsy found bludgeoned in a blood splattered Sacramento bedroom. Neighbors alerted authorities after the bodies were discovered Monday. Mrs Smith lay on the floor and Pegsy on a bed both clothed in nightwear with blood spattered around the room and house.
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