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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1973

Page

8

Auto theft sweep nets six charges in Hayward area

Police traced a stolen Volkswagen found in front of 25006 Lucien Way to a salvage operation dealing with Volkswagens. Six auto theft charges were filed against Christopher Goulardt, while Benjamin Shhreckengust faces two auto theft counts and hashish possession.

Hayward Oakland Lucien Way Lucien Street Christopher Goulardt Way Benjamin Shhreckengust Downen Place

Blackout Hits Pleasanton Area Power Loss Details

A fault in a 12 kilovolt underground cable caused a power outage affecting more than 1000 homes in Pleasanton Meadows around 5 30 pm. PG&E restored 60 percent by 5 59 pm and all by 8 27 pm after locating a faulty Gulf Stream Street cable. Santa Rita County Jail briefly without power.

Pleasanton Pleasanton Meadows Pacific Gas and Electric Co Pg&e Gulf Stream Street Santa Rita County

Panther sighting reported in Niles Canyon near Fremont

A black panther was reported by Larry Rephahn near Joyland Park in Niles Canyon, 6:23 p.m. The animal, described as three to four feet long and about 250 pounds, fled into the hills. State officials said a wild panther is thought to be in the area and no harm is suspected.

Fremont Niles Canyon Larry Rephahn Harris Place Rephaty Joyland Park Rephahns Pollee Dennis Rankin San Jose Navy

Bay Area Rail Service Restored After Brake Issue

A brake problem forced BART to pull four southbound trains from service at 7 am Today. Service resumed by 1 pm, with a replacement train used between Contra Costa and Oakland. In San Leandro a 30 year old Hayward man was cited for petty theft after allegedly stealing and attempting to replace a root Christmas tree from GEMCO parking lot. Police stopped James Oliver LaMarre, a Boyer Sheet Metal employee, as he drove away with the tree and found needles matching the tree in his car.

Bay Area San Leandro Hayward GEMCO Hesperrian. Blvd James Oliver LaMarre Boyer Sheet Metal and Heating Co LaMarre Hesperian

Suspect caught after Fremont Hub purse snatching

Bystanders chased and captured a suspected purse snatcher Tuesday night at the Fremont Hub shopping center. The group held the suspect at Marie Callender restaurant until police arrived. John Marshall King, 20, of Newark, is charged with robbery. The victim Barbara Moskal, 36, suffered a finger injury while attempting to hold the purse.

Fremon Fremont Hub Marie Callender John Marshall King Mayhews Landing Road Newark Barbara Moskal Colbert Place

Police officer resigns after off duty shooting in San Francisco

Officer Raymond J. Lewis quit Wednesday as departmental changes tied to the case were dropped. He had faced firearms violations in the shooting of 30 year old Clovis Forrester whose jaw was broken and who is paralyzed in a curbside dispute. Lewis claimed the gun fired when Forrester advanced toward him. No other charges remained.

San Francisco UPI Raymond J. Lewis Clovis Forrester

Carpenters Cited for Contempt in San Francisco Picketing

UPI says U.S. marshals began issuing contempt of court citations to carpenters picketing construction sites in protest of a government cutback in pay increases. Judge Lloyd Burke ordered the citations after a court injunction against the wildcat walkout in the San Francisco Bay area. The Federal Cost of Living Council had rejected the 63 cent hourly raise won by the Carpenters Union in four Northern California counties. Boasts of only 4 cents were permitted.

San Francisco UPI U.S Lloyd Burke U.S. District Court San Francisco Bay Area Cost of Living Council Carpérilérs Uni California

Typhoid outbreak linked to church supper in Burlington County

Burlington County health officials confirmed six typhoid fever cases connected to a church supper held November 3. Victims ranged across the county with hospitalizations in Rancocas Willingboro Memorial and Zurburgg Hospitals Riverside. three treated by private doctors. Names were not released.

Jersey Mount Holly UPI Burlington County County Health Department Burlington City Rancocas Hospital Willingboro Burlington County Memorial Hospital Zurburgg Hospital Hiverside St. Mary's Street Methodist Church

Court reversal upholds suit over hippo cage injury

Iowa Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Davenport trainer Scott Larkin who claims damages after a 10 pound cage toppled onto his foot during loading for his 700 pound hippo. Defendants Bierman and Towne were found to have failed ordinary care in the junkyard cage loading.

Des Moines, Iowa UPI Iowa Supreme Court Scott Larkin Davenport Midwest High Court Muscatine County Larkin Robert “Aytch" Bierman Jr Charles Towne Kansas City Towne Muscatine Zoo Bierman

Radioactive cobalt spill after I-80 crash near Stroudsburg

A tractor trailer carrying radioactive cobalt tipped over on Interstate 80 ten miles west of Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. State police sealed the area as a precaution while investigators assess lead casings for splits. No injuries reported amid freezing rain and wet roads as officials from Atomic Energy Commission and the Pennsylvania Department of Health monitor the scene. The truck owner, Cooperdarrette of Philadelphia, could not be reached for details. Stroudsburg lies in Monroe County near the Pocono Mountains, between Philadelphia and New York City.

Stroudsburg Interstate 80 Here Atomic Energy Commission Pennsylvania Monroe County Philadelphia New York City

Hub chief and four file Fremont City Council papers

Hub shopping center general manager Frank J. Haggerty and three others picked up nomination papers for the Fremont election. Also named are Kenneth Risinger Herman Eppler and ey J Carlson. Only one candidate has filed so far with a March 5 election looming and a January 4 filing deadline at Hayward or Oakland.

Frank J. Haggery Hub Fremont Haggerty Duval Court Kenneth Risinger Bygeland Drive Herman Eppler Calido Place Ey J. Carlson Lippert South County Newark Union City Livermore Pleasanton Murrey

Explosion Kills Franco Top Aide Carrero Blanco

Premier Carrero Blanco died in an explosion outside his apartment building. Police sought the cause amid reports of natural gas odor, while engineers examined rubble. A bomb theory circulated. Carrero had risen under Franco and helped shape the regime, serving as vice president since 1967.

Torcuato Fernandez Miranda Franco Carrery Blanco Carrero Blanco Carrero Juan Carlos de Boron Spain Pranuo

Gallup Poll Shows Broad Support for Energy Restrictions

Nationwide survey of 1,590 adults finds about 90 percent back current energy limits and 75 percent lowered home temperatures. Over 60 percent reduced electricity use and drive slower. 41 percent drive less and 8 percent car pool. Most favor a 50 mph limit and year round daylight saving time, with support varying by income and occupation.

Princeton, N.df UPL Gallup Gallup Org Azation

California to receive 34.8 million in federal education funds

California officials await a Washington breakdown as 34.8 million from a 1.1 billion Nixon package arrives within a month. Funds may cover compensatory education and Title I VI V projects but exact allocation remains uncertain. Alameda County previously received 3.8 million in similar funds.

Sacramento State Department of Education California Nixon Wilson C. Riles Don McKinley McKinley Alameda County

Community continues drive for family aid

Fremont Fire Fighters Association handed over two cases of fruit and a $150 donation. Al Bernardi contributed 30 "be my ghost" cards from McDonald’s. Tri-City Volunteers report youths in Virginia sent $4. Donations are accepted at two Fremont and Hayward offices. Washington Township Volunteer Bureau requests gifts to Lucille Gomi or Walters Junior High.

Fremont Fire Fighters Association al Bernardi MacDonald’s Tri-City Fremont Grove Way Hayward Washington Township Lucille Gomi Stanley Ave Walters Junior High School Logan Drive

Indians sue over deer seized on reservation

Two Round Valley Indians Joseph A. Russ and James Whipple filed a U S District Court action in San Francisco claiming a Fish and Game warden illegally seized a deer they killed on the Round Valley Indian Reservation in Mendocino County. They seek one hundred dollars for the deer and related losses.

San Francisco UPI California Fish and Game Department Joseph A. Russ James Whipple U.S Round Valley Mendocing County

Hung jury halts cancer drug trial in Berkeley

In Berkeley three week trial of Dr John S Richardson accused of illegally prescribing Laetrile a cancer treatment ended in a hung jury. The five men seven women rested three days before Municipal Judge James R Holmstrom declared a mistrial and scheduled a new trial for January 21. Richardson age 48 and two nurses faced eight counts. They were previously arrested in June 1972 and convicted of false claims under California Health Code, a conviction later reversed on a technicality by the Alameda Superior Court’s appellate division.

Alameda Superior Court Appealiate

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