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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1972
Page
5
In a Bent County setting on Friday December 22 1972 the Belly Review notes a playful clash as young men and officers stage friendly football games. The lighthearted event pits the Flakes against the Fuzz in a local mini Super Bowl organized for fun and community engagement.
Fremont officials seek a joint initiative with Newark Union City and Bay Area Rapid Transit District to apply for a federal grant to explore implementing a regional public transit system. The effort requires 19,000 dollars in matching funds and could yield up to 1 million dollars yearly in state gasoline tax funds for operations. The plan centers on a public information drive to gauge community support and outline costs.
Bill Rosen ktens became manager of the Mobil station on Hopyard Road after the state closed the tanks for mismeasurement. Monday motorists faced stalls as the pumps were shut with tanks reportedly half full. The Mobil Oil Co. legal department probes the incident while the new manager says operations are normal. Ralph Childers previously ran the station and reportedly refused card payments in favor of cash.
Ralph A. Tapia, 46, of Milpitas, was ordered to Highland Hospital for 72 hours of psychiatric observation after hundreds of obscene and threatening plane calls to the Fremont police. He must return to municipal court on December 26 to enter his plea on the charges stemming from six months of calls. Tapia was arrested on December MM and released on bail. Police report three more calls in the past week.
Union City man Samy Fidland testified in municipal court to support a payment plan of 100 dollars per month for a 1 year old victim whose jaw was broken without provocation on November 12. Clifford H. Biers Jr. pleaded guilty to battery and received three years probation with a two day weekend jail term along with civil suit claims.
A 33 foot aluminum street light pole valued at 780 dollars was stolen overnight near Country Drive while Howard Electric Co workers installed new lights along Fremont Boulevard. Footprints near the site suggested two or more persons bore the 300 pound pole away.
Two Navy electronics technician students at Treasure Island Navy Base pleaded guilty in a superior court to false imprisonment related to an October 10 incident with a 17-year-old hitchhiker near Mission Boulevard and King Road. Originally charged with kidnapping and assault with intent to commit rape, they face sentencing on January 1.
In Fremont two rival groups the longhairs led by Dan Murphy and uniformed officers plan a charity football game at Washington High School. Proceeds go to the National Cystic Fibrosis Foundation with tickets largely $1 adults and 50 cents children.
Lewis L Lewis 69 longtime Fremont resident says he began wearing a Santa suit in 1985 at the old Niles Theater and has been a Santa at Fremont Hub Shopping Center for seven years. He notes children haven t changed much but adults have as he chats with Robbie and Richard Cassano about Christmas wishes.
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