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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1971
Page
4
A loss of $4 000 worth of guns and ammunition was reported after a break in at Traddee's, 685 Elati St. Police say a man entered the store Tuesday afternoon, went to the rear, but nothing appeared missing and the suspect was not located.
Two young men robbed the Auxiliary Foundation of California State College Hayward of about 5000 yesterday afternoon. They entered the foundation office at 12 45 PM and forced cashier Marlene Lockard to fill a bag with cash from the safe. A young woman allegedly aided the car fleeing the scene. Oakland police later arrested Victor E Smith 20 of Berkeley and Michael A Young 19 of Oakland after stopping a vehicle matching the description on 20th Street and Fruitvale Avenue. Authorities are seeking the young woman and the missing money.
A Cuban immigrant and grape picker, Alan J. Gacel, 45, pleaded no contest to reduced misdemeanor charges in the fatal crash on Hast Avenue that killed motorcyclist John V. Beggs, 31. Judge Sehenone scheduled sentencing for Jan. 7. Gacel came to Livermore recently and uses an attorney, Julio Juarez, who spoke for him.
The twin brother of Pleasanton City Councilman Chris Beratlis died last night after his car struck a tree on wet roads. An elderly Livermore man, Robert Pogriba, 87, remained hospitalized with possible skull fracture after being struck by a truck at Fourth and South J Streets.
Police recovered a $700 television taken from a Fremont home after a tip led Officer Larry Danner to Mission Creek. In another Fremont break in seven guitars valued at $28500 were stolen from Naylor's Music on Peralta Blvd. In Hayward jewelry clothing and a radio valued at $131 were stolen from a South Garden Avenue apartment.
The jury in Tony P. Newton third manslaughter trial asked to reread law on homicide degrees reasonable doubt innocence and capacity defenses and retired without a verdict for the second day. Judge Conk distributed instructions to the eight women and four men as deliberations resume today.
Vietnamese forces retreat from eastern Cambodia after four days of fighting near Dambe, claiming redeployment. On the Saigon front the UPI report cites 268 enemy killed and high American losses including a fighter-bomber shot down over Laos, with crews parachuting to safety.
Indian forces push across the Megha River in a northern Kashmir bridgehead as battles rage with Pakistan troops. In East Pakistan a Pakistani spokesman says forces are outnumbered six to one and fighting hand to hand while India claims air attacks and battlefield momentum.
SAN LEANDRO The planning commission rejected Dne ars Hospital plea to rezone two behind lots at 160 R To se Drive and 122 8th Ave for storage. By 4-0 vote the panel said the plan conflicts with the general plan and surrounding development while the hospital's use of the lots as storage and portable buildings continued. The commission also discussed Halcyon Drive right of way lines and East 4th Street expansion to accommodate a four lane freeway-like route amid traffic growth.
President Nixon signed a tax cut package worth about 15.7 billion dollars approved by Congress. The measure lowers the auto excise levy by seven percent, raises personal exemptions and standard deductions, and offers export incentives plus a first-time deduction for parental caregivers. The House backed extending wage and price controls through April 30, 1979, and approved retroactive wage increases lost during the August wage-price freeze.
California Superintendent Wilson Riles reported to the State Board of Education on the 1970-71 compensatory education program. The program reached 540,000 students ages 5 to 17 and showed 54 percent of pupils gaining a month per month of instruction in reading and math, down from 61 percent last year.
President Nixon gains extended authority through April 1 1973 as the House approves the extension and the Senate follows with a similar term. The bills authorize Phase 2 of the economic program and set rules on retroactive wage increases under wage price controls to be resolved by a conference committee meeting Monday.
BART general manager Stokes urges Rohr Corp to deliver 60 rail cars on schedule for the Oakland to Fremont line. Only one revenue car of the 250 car order has arrived amid a strike call by machinists. Raynes expects Rohr to meet the deadline despite labor action.
Thorman F. Grown of San Leandro entered an innocent plea in Contra Costa County Superior Court on charges tied to a bay area bookmaking ring. He and five men and a woman face a March 27 trial date. investigation traced operations to a San Leander address at 899 Coburn Court Apt C as a suspected headquarters.
Six weeks of undercover work culminated in a string of raids late Thursday and into Friday in the Sunnvale housing project. Police report about 50 people arrested on drug related charges after residents and businessmen complained of high crime linked to narcotics. Small quantities of illegal narcotics were recovered.
Forecasts show rain chances across the Bay Area and central California with unsettled conditions. Temperatures range from cool nights in the 30s to highs around the 80s in inland valleys, with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph and 10 to 29 mph gusts in some areas.
Patchwork report lists numerous fire and service calls across South County including false alarms at 2895 Cascade St and 4 Arg 125 B Sts, smoke investigations in Newark and Castro Valley, hydrant leaks on Casililian Way, and a structure fire inquiry at Pleasanton shopping area. responders dispatched from Fremont to Sunol forestry unit with investigations continuing through the day.
Funeral notices list Leonard Imeey of Plaazantany and Arthur Chany of Riverside among the deceased. Names include Jack T. Grensen and Marilyn Carol Vanagan with family survivors noted. Services are scheduled at local mortuaries in Hayward and Fremont with interment at Holy Sepulchary.
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