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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1972
Page
8
South County administrators faced uncertainty over how the new school funds relief bill will affect their districts after Friday's Senate passage. Many officials had not seen a final copy as revisions continued and printing was underway. Officials planned to travel to the capital to review the dollar implications and conditions for their areas.
Police and sheriff's officers raid Eil's Shoe Repair Shop at 2 Chumadia Street San Leandro arrest four men tied to a $9,000-a-day football betting operation. Suspects include Joseph Sergatore 42 George Cohen 65 James Margelles 24 and Dia Vucinich 49. Ten officers participated from Oakland San Leandro DA's office and sheriff's office.
Voters in the Aniadar Joint Union High School district cast ballots to select a new school board trustee replacing Robert Cook who moved away. The three candidates are Wallace Decker a current Pleasantan Elementary District trustee, George Van and Peggy Deypor a district homemaker. Boundary questions about which children attend Oothill W js School under construction shape a quiet campaign. Polls stay open at multiple locations in the district through the evening.
Newark police reported a 9:35 PM shooting at MIM SE Mark Ave No 12. Victim Fremual Peretti 32 of 4439 Cambria St wounded in right leg. Byron W Randolph 32 of 361 Cherry St also injured. suspects included Mark Wilkerson later linked to assault with initial murder charge dropped. Evidence of struggle noted in living room. details incomplete.
Danny Roberts visits Engine Co. 41 in San Francisco as a child volunteer, listening to radio calls and occasionally rolling up hoses. He dreams of becoming a firefighter, tracing his fascination to a small apartment fire when he was two. He cannot ride along on all calls but is welcomed at the firehouse.
A search has been swatched in the Sala Cruz Mountains for a Mountain View man named Mrithiajs Nan Subramaniam Manilay who failed to return Sunday after leaving the Satout Conference Grounds. Authorities said he did not return from the conference location, triggering a mountain rescue effort and local search by authorities.
Alameda County Animal Control prepares its case for the district attorney over a pony neglected for years. Hooves eight to ten inches long left the pony almost immobile before a new owner in San Jose took it to a Fremont stable for potential hoof trimming. Veterinarians say saving the pony is possible with proper care.
Firemen answer call at 36234 Colbert Place shortly after noon. An overheated stove in a home owned by Claus Genaye sparked the blaze, blamed on a young woman preparing candles for an event. The stove collapsed and five ruined items were reported.
Scheduling problems at the Western Test Range delay the ACROS satellite launch from Vandenberg, a joint US German scientific mission to study upper atmospheric processes. AEROS will carry five experiments, four German and one American, with the window adjusted to a new 3:35 a.m. on the 11th.
Washington AP report says about 67 000 dollars were paid to Indian protesters who occupied the Bureau of Indian Affairs Building to avert violence. Officials describe travel stipend allocations for about 1 200 protesters, with costs cited as roughly 13 000 dollars per day during the court stay.
Boston area detectives compare four young women’s deaths and a missing sophomore to the Boston Strangler case, noting no proven link though several victims shared school ties. Police in Lynn Brockton and Nashua closely coordinate with Boston on the recent killings, all victims aged 18 to 22, white, from Boston or Cambridge, with three strangulations and one stabbing. Rape is confirmed in two cases while some autopsy details remain unclear.
SACRAMENTO (UPS) A 1 million appropriation for the University of California at Davis as the first payment for the Sacramento Merileal Clinic was approved Monday by the state Public Works board. The clinic will use the funds for the purchase in installments.
Court finds California erred in attaching an unconstrained condition to liquor licenses. The suit describes restrictions on drinking venues and dance performances, noting agitation over a shift from topless to balloonless dancing and related sexual activity as authorities warned in 1970.
Fairmont Hotel doorman William Swan was selected as one of the 10 best dressed men in San Francisco by a San Francisco Chamber of Commerce panel. The second annual list honors individuals for style aligned with personality and profession, including Seiji Ozawa, Herb Caen, Ron Shajers, Lan Simmons, and others.
A California Public Utilities Commission session warned against granting operation permits if safety questions remain. Raymon R. Gentry led field inspectors who rode trains and reviewed control center reports. Early incidents cited include a train skipping multiple stations at 6 40 a m on November 27 and heading to the yard.
The hearings into home remedies for coughs and colds focus on products from Contae, Cristen, Allcrest and Coricidin. Nelson notes Americans spend about $1 billion yearly on such drugs and warns of useless or harmful claims while calling for tighter advertising controls.
The Postal Service warned that packages mailed after Sunday may not reach in time for Christmas and cards should be sent within 10 days to arrive by December 25. It activated a Christmas Communications Network to handle an expected nine billion pieces of holiday mail between headquarters and five regional offices despite rain, snow, and other factors.
Raymond E. Brewer, a sophomore at Norte Del Rio High School who scored 20 touchdowns last season, was shot to death by police after reportedly ignoring an order to stop during a series of bar-area robberies. Officers mistook Brewer and two companions for armed robbers. police said the youths fled and were struck by shotgun fire. The incident occurred in a predominantly Black section of north Sacramento as authorities investigated a spate of daytime burglaries targeting cocktail lounges and bars. Brewer was identified as a gifted player by his coach Bill Tarrow and peers.
The report says Nixon plans an expanded White House International Economic Council with Petersky and Lynn, a Cleveland native and Harvard Law School graduate, moving from commerce. It notes expected outsiders for Commerce and Transportation posts, with others retaining posts, and Kennedy leaving government service as NATO ambassador post is created.
Officers warn of strain from police Explorer Scouts on patrols citing risks during hot pursuits and arrests. City leaders dispute claims while planning more field service officers and seven new patrolmen to relieve nonemergency duties as morale group calls grow.
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