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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1976

Page

10

Three hurt when car rammed into cafe in Oakland

SAN LEANDRO Three people sustained minor injuries yesterday when a car driven by Friday Daugherty 51 of 477 Bancroft Ave jumped the curb and struck the front of Johns Cafe at East 4th Street and Bevadmoor Boulevard Mrs Daugherty complained of chest and neck pain after the 11 40 am accident She said she was westbound across East 1ath Street at the Broadmoor intersection with a green light when she was struck by a southbound car driven by Vin F Bernhardt 0 of Oakland The impact forced her car across the intersection where it jumped the curb and then plowed into the cafe Amelia Mella 66 of Oakland a passenger in Bernhardt s car received minor injuries but was not hospitalized Charles H Burns 28 of Oakland seated at a cafe counter was knocked off his stool and suffered minor injuries to his right leg No citations were issued pending further investigation.

San Leandro Friday Daugherty Bancroft Ave John’s 4Th Street Bevadmoor Boulevard Daugherty Vin F. Bernhardt Oakland Amelia Mella Bernhardt Charles H. Burns

Drug suspect freed on eleven thousand bail in San Leandro

Jacqueline A. Wayne, 32, of 455 Joaquin Ave., freed on $11,000 bail after a sweep at her apartment yielded 11 pounds marijuana valued at 4,501, 2,000 amphetamine tablets at 500, six grams cocaine, 93 USD tablets at 150, Thai sticks 140, an alleged sales ledger, and $874 in cash, with a drug scale and packaging gear. The raid was led by San Leandro Police Sgt. Robert DeMaria and Alameda County deputies, under a warrant signed by Judge Alfred Nelucchi.

San Leandro Jacqueline A. Wayne Joaquin Ave

Incumbent files for college board race in San Leandro

Incumbent EJ Chinn of 2768 Darius Way San Leandro filed for re election to the South County Community College District board where three seats are open Trustees L Arthur Van Etlen and Charles Matzen also hold seats Van Etten filed for re election and Matzen plans not to seek another term In San Lorenzo school board Gary R Craig of 1503 Via Loteix San Lorenzo filed for nomination Two seats are open on that board.

South County Community College District Board EJ. Chinn Darius Way San Leandro L. Arthur van Etlen Charles Matzen van Etten Matzen Charles Stone San Lorenzo School Board Gary R. Craig Loteix San Tarenan

Man 63 Found Dead In Hayward Home With Revolver

A 63 year old Hayward man, Lewis K. Shay of 18165 Standish Ave, was found dead at 5:58 p.m. Monday in his bed with a revolver in hand and a head wound above the left ear. The coroner called it an apparent death by own action. A note about lung problems was found in the kitchen. Deputies said Shay had been with someone Saturday but gave no indication of his intent.

Hayward Lewis K. Shay Standish Ave Shay

Hayward Police Blotter Details Widespread Thefts

Police blotter lists robberies and burglaries across Hayward and surrounding residences. Items stolen include vehicles, TVs, tape decks, radios, jewelry, cash, clothing, gifts, liquor, and office supplies with numerous addresses and suspects referenced.

Gilmore execution date set for January seventeenth

In Provo Utah UPI reports condemned killer Gary Gilmore asked to die Monday but Judge J R Bullock sets the next execution for January 17 1977 at sunrise after discussions over Utahs 30 to 60 day rule and prior stays. Gilmore pressed for immediate release and argued the delay amounts to unusual punishment while his attorneys sought to dismiss the writ of habeas corpus.

Provo Utah UPI Idjler Garyilmore Utah. Te Gilmore J. Robert Bullock Rain Peta Utah Gay Calvin Rampton U.S. ‘Supreme Court Tyler Bullock Noall Wootten

Drought emergency looms as water rules tighten

EB MUD warns drought could trigger state of emergency and legal protections if enacted. A staff information push targets voluntary conservation by residents and agencies in Alameda Contra Costa counties including San Leandro San Lorenzo Castro Valley. An ad hoc board panel will review fees and annexations amid rising costs elsewhere.

Alameda Contra Costa San Leandro San Lorenzo Castro Valley DeWitt Kruger Helen Burke A.C. Carrington Marin County EBMM

Squirrel causes outage by tripping breaker in Tennessee

A fox squirrel managed to access a Tennessee Valley Authority substation and touch circuit breakers, triggering a 160 volt line fault. Power to Union City and nearby Lake County residents was off for about 45 minutes as repair crews worked to restore service. The incident prompted officials to search for the exact cause and assess damage.

Union City Tenn UPI Fox Squirrel Northwest Tennesset Electric Company Tennesere Valley Authority

New attorney to defend Chowchilla bus kidnap suspect

Ester Gendron announced she will represent James Schoenfeld in the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping case. The 24 year old, along with his brothers Richard Schoenfeld, 22, and Fred Woods, 24, are accused of abducting bus driver Ed Ray and 26 children last July in the Bay Area.

Madera County Ester Gendron Uhre Chowchilla Gendron James Sehoenfeld Sehoenfeld Richard Schoen Feld Fred Woods Bay Area Ed Ray

Bomb Plot Threat to Oklahoma City City Hall

Oklahoma City Mayor Patience Latting received a note from an extremist group threatening to detonate 26 bombs planted around the city unless paid one million. The letter described devices the size of two shoeboxes, hidden in various locations, with a two hour window for detonation. Police and federal agents searched likely targets including the airport and government buildings. the note bore a code name and identified the Popular Liberation Front, a group unknown to authorities.

Oklahoma City Jin Popular Liberation Front

Woman parachutist graduates at Fort Benning Ga

Beth Ann Fraser becomes the first female Marine to graduate from Airborne School at Fort Benning Georgia. She joined the Marine Corps to tackle hard service and enjoys parachuting despite a rigorous five mile prebreakfast run and PSC training. Fraser will attend parachute riggers school at Fort Lee and then serve with the 4th Force Service Support Group in San José under a three year reserve contract.

Port Benning UPS Beth Anne Fraser Georgia Santa Clara C. Thomas Rowe

Suspect Arrested After DUI Chase Across Cities

Darnell Houston, a man in his d year, was arrested for driving under the influence after a high speed chase that started near 98th and Golf Links in Oakland and ended on Hesperian Boulevard in San Lorenzo. The pursuit involved Oakland and San Leandro police, the CHP, and an Oakland helicopter. a vehicle was struck but no injuries reported.

San Leandro Oakland Hesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo Darnell Houston 6Th Avenue East 14Th Street 98Th Golf Links Road East 4Th Hesperian Grant Avenue Houston East 14Th San Leardro California Highway Patrol

Missing dress of Miss Korbut found in transit mix up

A gown bought for 170 dollars with a veil appears unclaimed after a misplacement on a Trailways bus. Miss Korbut reportedly purchased the dress in St. Louis with three one hundred dollar bills. WIBC reporters traced the box markings to Fenney's and confirmed the gown's identity.

Miss Korbut Trailways Indianapolis McDonald WIRC Miss Karbet J.C. Penney's St. Louis Miss Korbet WIBC Kevin O'Neal Jacksonville Fla

NWLF claims Feinstein bomb in San Francisco

The Northwestern Liberation Front claimed responsibility for a bomb placed near acting mayor Dianne Feinstein. Authorities found the device in a tin bag and a plastic cube with marijuana nearby. Feinstein, designated acting mayor by Mayor George Moscone, commented on fear and intimidation amid violent crime concerns.

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