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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1973
Page
2
Most offices will be open Monday with regular hours in Smyth County and Alameda County updates. San Leandro city hall closes at noon Monday while other city offices remain open. Tuesday closures affect county offices countywide with skeleton crews in Hayward Building. mall delivery continues Monday.
Ralph Scotty Smith Sr., 50, of Fremont, died Thursday at Kaiser Hayward Hospital. He was scout master for troops 840 and 842, a Little League manager in Mount Eden, and connected with Rancheros H Club. A New Hampshire native, he belonged to Teamsters Local 655 of San Leandro. Services Monday at 10 a.m. at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. burial in Cedar Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow.
Hayward student Michael P. Freeman of Tennyson High School died Thursday after a lengthy illness at age 1. Survived by mother Juan Alameda, step-father Everett Alameda, brother Daniel Freeman and sister Linda Vieira, all of Hayward. Services Monday at Sorensen Bros Mortuary, 1140 BSt., 11 a.m. Burial at Maly Sepulchre Cemetery, Heyward.
Alameda County Coroner released verdicts for three unrelated deaths. Wickham Shultz 0 1685 Maubert Court Sar Leandro died November 26 from barbiturate and meprotiamate ingestion with uncertain cause. Margaret Ann Furtado 23 Fremont found unconscious November 15 died from Darvon overdose. verdict undetermined whether accident or self harm. Howard W. Galarsa 22 Freemont died November 9 from heroin overdose. ruled probably accidental.
Nathaniel Potter, the seventh and final Santa Rita County Jail inmate convicted of involvement in a perverted sex act against a fellow male prisoner, receives three years probation after testifying for the state. The six prior defendants all received state prison terms. Judge Stanley P. Golde suspended Potter's sentence for three years of probation instead of immediate imprisonment.
The Southern Alameda County YWCA opens belly dancing classes at Chabot College dance studio. Beginners meet at 7 30 pm and advanced at 6 45 pm with Natica Rashebahz as instructor. For details call 352 4841 about the six week course.
Hayward Social Security officials say a new program may aid aged, blind, or disabled people with incomes under 190 monthly. Eligibility depends on earned and unearned income, with certain exclusions and asset limits up to 1500 for individuals and 2290 for couples. Applications are being taken now at the Hayward office.
Native American Health Center hosts a Monday benefit dance at Erwin Taylor Memorial Hall to fund dental equipment installation. Fleet Reserve Association schedules a Monday event at Vet Trans Memorial Building and a New Year’s Eve party at The Mast on Jack London Square. Muscular Dystrophy Association sets a Monday party at The Mast with dances and festivities.
One-year-old Scott Johnson of Fremont devised a plan to aid wounded wildlife by transporting them via BART. He and volunteers at Central Park's boathouse care for birds locally and send more serious cases to the Native Bird Facility in Berkeley. Scott aims to be a marine biologist and keeps a growing list of avian friends at home.
PG&E allocates 186034 for undergrounding in San Leandro with 200 feet of line moved underground on Joaquin Avenue at East 4th Street. The 1974 program totals 12500000, with 68400000 spent since 1988 in Northern Central California. City council sets priority by major streets, civic sites, and historical areas.
A South County sample shows strong advance reservations for New Year celebrations in Hayward and surrounding towns. Wally Cross of Prime Rib Inn expects 700 partygoers, with about 180 at the restaurant and the rest at private events. Other venues report varying availability but many expect full houses as party shops note solid business and locals plan home gatherings.
Three inmates from Santa Rita county jail escaped last night from a minimum security area. Wayne William Jefferson, 4, of Hayward, who faced a robbery charge, was missing after midnight. Oakland residents William Flynn, 26, and Ronald Daniels, 25, also vanished around 10 p.m. Flynn was jailed for receiving stolen property and Daniels on forged check charges. No force was used. Deputies are seeking all three men.
South County legislators prepare for an electoral upswing with incumbents likely to seek re election. Key figures include Assemblymen Carloslee and Alister McAlister seen as vulnerable, while Fremont officials Jack Pimentel and Joseph McCord emerge as probable opponents. Ree faces health questions and potential primary bid from William G. Vandenburgh, with Edwards Stark and Lockyer seeking new terms in redrawn districts.
An archaeological study accompanies the Area Co. 1M acre subdivision on Silver Pines area near Newark. Dr. C. Smith of California State University Hayward notes possible 2000 B.C. occupation, with shell mounds indicating food use. Researchers aim to study remains before bulldozers advance.
Alameda County Superior Court heard motions from attorney Low Warden to compel three Emeryville police officers and an eyewitness to testify and permit their statements to be used in a forthcoming civil action over the Nov 1 shooting of Tyrone Guyton in Oakland. Warden argued the Fifth Amendment does not bar all testimony, while the officers cited self incrimination concerns. The DA had presented grand jury testimony earlier this month but declined to indict.
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