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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1965
Page
2
City manager Reese notes three 24 hour shifts for firefighters earn 710 dollars monthly at top of scale while five captains earn 821. He compares to Fremont patrolmen and sergeants who are due a 24 percent raise next Jan. Reese argues against a fiscal year increase as other Bay Area cities grant mid year raises with unclear impact on Fremont's standing.
Keithley was the unanimous choice of the Oakland City Council on Tuesday as the new city manager. Mayor John C. Houlihan announced the appointment, with a $28,009 annual salary, higher than his Palo Alto pay. Council discussion touched firemen salaries and potential budget actions for 1966 67, aiming to align fire department pay with nearby departments.
The college and utility district weigh meeting to discuss a site price under Brown Act rules. Trustees debate whether to set terms publicly or use appraisers, with Van Ellen urging a preliminary meeting to gauge district positions.
Snow totals across the Sierra and Tahoe regions include Alpine Meadows 30 inches, Squaw Valley 2 inches new 60 to 72 total, Powder Bowl 4 inches new 36 total, and Kevalley Valley 3 inches new 86 inches total. The California State Automobile Association says all roads to ski areas are clear though drivers should exercise caution.
The report discusses moves to suspend an elective officer under indictment and the role of the grand jury. Cummings and Bruno discuss timing, possible reassessment actions, and a potential charter amendment to grant authority for suspensions. The decision hinges on legal actions and upcoming determinations by the Board of Supervisors and district attorney.
Report notes support for building a D Street underpass to connect Grand Street to Winton Avenue. Estimated cost about 700000 dollars. City officials cite state aid and local funds, with expected salary and beltrone implications. Cooper calls project a partial solution while aiming to extend the route.
Newark police say a prime suspect is identified in the Monday shooting of Jerry Jacobson at the Happy Cove tavern on Thornton Avenue. Jacobson, 36, was hospitalized in critical condition but listed improving. The search focuses on the Fremont Newark area.
Fragment shows publishing staff names and a postal box address for The Daily Review in Hayward California with unclear year and misreadings. It notes president publisher, business manager, advertising director, and a post office box contact.
San Mateo private investigator Charles A. Troxel, 42, apparently died of a heart attack while driving on the Nimitz Freeway near Jackson Street in Hayward. His car struck another vehicle and veered across lanes, ending on the shoulder. Charles F. Olf Sr., 9, of Alameda, the other driver, was not seriously injured.
Four U.S. planes attacked near Saigon causing light damage at a U.S. transportation center. Guerrilla actions south of Saigon hit Tan Thuan Dong village wounding the deputy chief, a villager, and a youth. A grenade and a claymore mine shelling occurred near Tan Son Nhut airport area with no injuries reported.
Frank Borman and James Lovell were released from the medical phase of their postflight debriefing and sent home to Houston after two weeks in space. Dr. Charles Berry reported their physical condition had returned to preflight normals and data show man fared extremely well in the space environment.
Three veteran New Brunswick firemen were fined a total of 450 dollars by Magistrate Meyer J. Cohen after being found guilty of turning four false alarms. The incident, on January 24 after a bachelor party, saw nearly all city firefighting equipment respond within a 35 minute span. They face a departmental hearing.
Michael Webb six son of Beverly Webb of Bancroft Street San Leandro has been removed from the critical list at Highland Hospital Oakland after Dec 16 head injuries from a car accident. Driver Donald Deering 42 of Bancroft Street faces felony drunk driving charges and bail of 5500. He is to appear December 29 in San Leandro Municipal Court. The boy remains in intensive care.
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