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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
4
Police say Vigna Gales of 160 Ave was struck and died at Eden in Cave Valley around 2 pm. Reyers, 53, of 734 Grace, is charged with vehicular manslaughter and negligent hit and run.
Two candidates filed nominating papers for school boards. Newark Trustee David G C Vickers sought to be the first official candidate in Newark. In New Haven laborer Robert T Serpa joined incumbent Syd Furman and Gay Lewis in the race for two seats. Mountain House School district also saw filings yesterday.
An early morning fire on Edison Road apartment 14 displaces William Robert son. Firefighters report $2,000 damage to structure and $2,000 to contents with the blaze confined to the bedroom but heat and smoke damage elsewhere. No injuries. sparked by an electric heater. Fire crews arrived at 5:08 a.m. with three units and nine men.
Kristina Theis, a Chabot College student, chased a thief who grabbed her purse on Randy Street. J Adam Laird pinned the suspect at Centor Avenue and Centre Way, recovering the purse as Officer Lara Smith moved to arrest him. Mike Messerault and an unnamed friend allegedly resisted police, leading to a second arrest. The suspect remains in custody on 5250 dollars bail.
Soath County law enforcement reports a spree of break ins and thefts across numerous residences. Items stolen include a 14 inch white color TV, cash, jewelry, and electronics with windows pried and doors forced. Incidents occurred between Monday and Wednesday, with several properties listed in Alameda County and surrounding areas.
Trains ran slowed to ensure safe distances on wet rails from Fremont to San Francisco with about five minutes added. PG&E reported a blackout affecting 22 customers near Monte Vista Drive and Eden Avenue in Hayward. Motorists were urged to carry chains for Sierra travel as snow showers threaten. A Mississippi minister urges a national telev ision off week February 2 to March 5, arguing programming degrades morals and children’s exposure.
Richard Honeck, aged 64 years after serving six decades for a schoolteacher murder, was released on parole to the custody of his niece on December 21, 1963. Mrs Orth, who learned of his name in a service news story, offered to care for him, while Honeck had previously received no visitors or letters during much of his imprisonment in Illinois.
Publisher Floyd Sparks presented The Daily Review Valor Award to Mrs Ruth Orta of Newark for heroism on December 12. She halted a Newark district school bus to intervene when she saw a man abducting a girl, wrestled with him until police arrived, and rescued the child.
House Democrats propose at least 2 billion dollars for public works to create jobs with local governments. Rep Jim Wright says plan would double the existing 2 billion program and may reach 4 billion with Carter’s input. Mayors fault distribution favoring smaller towns. changes possible as funds expand.
San Francisco based Blue Cross of Northern California announced a 21 percent rate increase affecting more than 240,000 individual subscribers. The hike excludes group plans negotiated with each employer or organization. The higher costs are attributed to postalisation and related expenses.
Daily review notes arrests by Secret Service in San Francisco of James J. Porter of San Jose and William J. Tuckett, 23, of Daly City in a counterfeiting case. The report also mentions $100 bills seized and claims Ting not source of counterfeit bills surfacing in South County. Other items include a physician’s Laetrile license revocation in Albany and a West Los Angeles fire blamed on Christmas tree lights. The stock market rose amid profit taking, and production data showed 1976 vehicle output up 27.41 percent with 11.2 million units produced. The Boston Licensing Board exempts the Combat Zone from nude-dancing rules.
Dissident Yuliya Vosnesenskaya, aged about 34, exiled to five years in the Soviet Union on charges of disseminating publications slandering the system. Authorities report the arrest on December 21 and describe the case as a bid to suppress dissent amid tensions in the Leningrad region.
Prince Charles recalls a rough Royal Navy spell and quips that others will breathe easier now he is not in uniform. He discusses future plans, languages, and fashion, stressing a resilient sense of humor as essential to staying sane amid politics and public life.
In Ardmore Oklahoma officers seized two planeloads of marijuana and arrested 10 people suspected of receiving it. The highway patrol said the planes carried an estimated 2000 to 3000 pounds of marijuana.
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