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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
7
Mayor Don Miller filed papers for mayor and the city council seats, with the possibility of filing only one set. Last month he announced his candidacy for mayor. Fellow hopeful City Councilman Tom Kitayama has also taken out papers for mayor.
A Cherryland man, Joseph Castey of 22764 Yolo Street, was dragged from his burning home by neighbors at 4 a.m. The Castro residence was destroyed and the cause remained undetermined. Castey was in critical condition at Highland Hospital Oakland. A second fire on 480 St John’s Street caused $6,000 damage to a Pleasanton home. Barton Smyth was rescued by firemen and admitted with smoke inhalation in satisfactory condition at Valley Memorial Hospital Lavemore.
A 75-year-old San Leandro woman and her 44-year-old friend Irene Viveiros thwarted two juvenile attackers on East M Street at Garcia Avenue. The pair clung to the purse as the suspects fled west toward West Broadmoor Boulevard. Both women were treated at Memorial Hospital for injuries from the scuffle.
Three youths were detained after a Union City ski shop burglary in which ski boots and clothes valued at 750 dollars were stolen. Police recovered the gear after a tar cordon on Perry Road. Arrested on burglary charges were Thomas Mahan 18 Joseph Gellarda 29 and Joseph Dirkx 18. The report lists over 18 000 dollars of goods stolen in Hayward area burglaries.
In Oakland AP reports both sides in the Kaisers hospital workers strike prepared new wage and fringe benefit data as negotiations resume after a recess. State conciliator Ed Allen said union and management would confer today to set a new date for talks.
Night raid by 16 local and federal officers netted four arrests at 385 McKenzie Place Hayward. Juanita A. Jones 62 faced heroin and paraphernalia charges. Ronald W. Jones 21 and Gary L. Jones 26 charged with paraphernalia possession. Daniel W. Sullivan 25 of Irvington Hotel Fremont charged with drug influence and resisting arrest after a foot chase. Officers from DEA Task Force, Hayward Fremont San Leandro police, and Alameda County Sheriff seized cash, heroin, capsule drugs, and paraphernalia.
Alameda County Superior Court heard a suit filed by 14 companies against six local butchers unions and six retail clerks locals for a preliminary injunction to halt picketing at markets across Alameda Sacramento Contra Costa Marin San Francisco and Santa Clara counties. Judge Lionel Wilson set a Monday show cause hearing to decide if the injunction should extend beyond the county. Plaintiffs include Albertsons Alpha Beta Big G Foods Arentwood Markets Cal Foods Campus Foods Safeway Shonwell United Markets and others. Negotiations amid a 1 day strike lockout collapsed and 50 smaller Northern California markets reopened under a truce that may end. Butcher union leaders will attend Washington talks Friday to resolve a broader strike affecting meatcutters and Teamsters in Southern California.
A fast moving house fire devastated the Center family home on Chipta y Avenue. Center, his wife and four children escaped through a side window as family dogs and a canary perished. Neighbors and charities gave first month rent and aid. Kim wakes nightly to light a grave marker for a lost pet. The family plans to rebuild and return while recalling a close community response.
Fremont plans a high end tennis club on the Giles property with indoor health club dining and a championship court. Aragon and partners seek 1500 to 2000 members to make the venture profitable and anticipate social memberships with premium access. The project faces zoning hurdles before the planning commission amid acreage and lot size constraints.
Truckers protesting fuel shortages and reduced speed limits blocked all four lanes of a central Sierra road near the California line for about 2% hours. Nevada Highway Patrol reported I 8 blocked two miles east of the border and orderly movement resumed after an ultimatum. No incidents reported.
News notes widespread energy related actions. Airline pilots contemplate a protest strike before Christmas to protest reduced fuel allocations causing layoffs. Dow Jones slid after energy cutbacks. Chrysler to lay off 2100 workers in January at two assembly plants. Longshoremen would refuse to load ships to Arab countries during oil boycott. Federal employees to work four day weeks to save energy. Ford urges business leaders to keep cooperating with fuel saving. Exxon official argues conservation helps temporarily but long term requires expanding oil and gas output.
President Nixon will attend his annual medical checkup at Bethesda Naval Medical Center on Saturday morning, following a period of illness last July. He, who will be 58 on January 9, is slated for about a two hour full examination amid routine safeguards and care from his personal physician Dr Walter Tkach.
Washington sources report technical experts concluded Rose Mary Woods probably did not create the eight minute gap on Nixon Haldeman tape from June 20 1972. Tests show a high intensity lamp or electric typewriter could not produce the buzzing sound. Further tests will determine if the tape recorder itself caused the haze, with results by year’s start.
A San Leandro community panel urged wide participation for a district master plan. Members suggested diverse groups from schools, business, churches, and community groups, plus town meetings in elementary schools to gauge views on reorganization.
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