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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1971
Page
13
Cloudy conditions and mild warmth extend across the region with fair skies through Saturday. Light to moderate north winds expected, as coastal and inland areas see slightly warmer overnight lows.
The bulletin outlines mixed temperatures and winds across multiple regions including Sierra Nevada San Joaquin Valley Los Angeles and San Francisco. It notes warmer afternoons around 73 in some locales with highs in the 50s to 60s further north and fog or morning dampness in parts of Sacramento and Santa Rosa. Winds shift from north to east in several areas with occasional cooler nights in the 30s to 40s and no single regional pattern dominating.
Fragmented report lists numerous emergency responses across South County and surrounding cities. Structure fires, gas leaks, smoke investigations, and vehicle accidents are noted in Castro Valley, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Dublin, Fremont, and nearby locales with partial times and locations including 1251 Acme Way, 20259 Lake Chabal, 1444 Williams St, and 855 Lemos Lane among others. Investigations and rescues are referenced, with units from Santa Clara and Alameda areas responding to several scenes.
Birth notices from Kaiser Hospital and local addresses list several newborns with dates in December. Notable entries include a girl at Fremont and a boy at Hayward, names and addresses scattered across Union City, Hayward, Oakland, and surrounding areas, with multiple families noted.
A long list of marriages and unions is recorded with numerous names, ages, and locations including Fremont, Hayward, Union City, San Leandro, Oakland, Newark, and Castro Valley. Entries feature ages from 1 to 95 and include couples such as Franklin Hoyt and Francis Gilmore Abraham, Glenn LaVerié Cavey and Fealyn Hargay, among others, reflecting a broad cross section of communities.
A list of names appears in an interlocutory judgment context. Individuals such as Frank Castro Loong Rays GAMES Ralphy Maldonado Clauding Paine Erabirel John Ganon Young G David Hains Bass Cyntha Francis Hanners Ernestine William Paul Malied Cyril Meyer Rogar are referenced without clear case details. The fragment reads like a docket line with multiple party names.
A list of names appears in fragmented OCR style showing final dissolutions or dissolutions-like entries. Pairs include Higgins Danny with Rosemary, Simos with Vitra Fraemo hs. Tony and Sherry Canine. Nail and Cars. Paulaine Kerri Bav is Carl and Kaineine Ear Eg. Patricia Parks and Allert Dooley Neny and Iret Beals Colleen Josupa Towery Omid Sur enian Solven Palsy and Ronal Pembrook Jay and Paul Manson Lara and dat Stager Frank Indiana Dorothy aed Jatt Wright Roberta Snocove Marg h igalatti Joseph Ane M nny Hannan Pauline and Frau Gorwin Bannlt and Rachalt Godet Chelating sn Anat Margaella and John Victor Ruby and John.
Outgoing White House adviser Paul McCracken warned price and wage controls will remain far beyond the 1973 election with restraints likely to persist a long time. He urged faster realignment of world money rates and wage limits while avoiding specifics on future government controls.
A special committee urged the New York Stock Exchange to form a 21 member board with 10 public directors and appoint a fulltime paid chairman to run the exchange. The plan aligns with the McChesney Martin reform report and would shift elections to member firms, with the chairman resigning from other posts.
Fed chair Helen Delich Bentley warns dock strike threats threaten U.S. trade. She notes uncertainty over who will strike as 1972 begins and comments on the West Coast unions’ push to unify with the East and Gulf coasts. Bentley urges settling contracts first before any unification moves. Three coasts faced strikes this year halted by court orders.
A cryptic note mentions experimenting with Reverse English and asks for a tune sound definition of deceased rhymes. It references a playful mis-spelled title and a garbled attribution to a Daily Renion styled outlet with a city and ZIP code.
The last trading day of the year marks a complete yearend wrapup replacing the usual weekly stock tables in Sunday's financial section. The feature reviews major gains, losses, and notable market movers of the year, with summaries of key sectors and prominent companies.
New York stocks set a firmer tone with the Dow gaining to 189.83 as traders completed late 1971 transactions. Big Board movers included Mitsubishi and United Aircraft, with CBS and Fannie Mae showing notable shifts amid a mixed market backdrop.
President George Meany says the Pay Board faces paralysis from an avalanche of appeals if it sticks to a seven percent increase policy. He blasts unclear rules and rigid procedures, urging changes to avoid crippling delays for ARS staff and U.S. employers and workers.
San Francisco AP reports California banks lowered the prime rate to 5 4 percent and Crocker National Bank promised a savings rate cut. Banks including Bank of America Wells Fargo and Security Pacific followed with the prime rate cut effective immediately.
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