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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1973

Page

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Baer Quintuplets Born in Chicago Area Hospital

James Baer and wife Lynn welcomed five babies at Evanston Hospital after premature births. Doctors said the quintuplets, two boys and three girls, are in good condition with respiratory issues resolving. Mrs Baer remains at Highland Park Hospital awaiting discharge possibly in May.

Chicago UPI James Baer Tie Ties Moulay Lynn Mirschal Baer Northbrook Evanston Hospital Thomas Gardner Hove

Tape records may explain Hayward midair collision

FAA tape may reveal if miscommunication or controller error caused Sunday crash at Hayward Airport. Union City pilot Robert Mattscher and Richard Mahon collided as both followed parallel runways. Mahon survived with injuries, Mattscher severely hurt. Tower confusion and pilot misunderstanding are investigated as possible factors.

Hayward Wederal Aviation Administration Lape Paaover Lave Hayward Field FAA Harold Jensen Union City Robert J. ‘Malschel Richard Thomas Mahon

New Orleans quiet as police hunt sniper survivors

Police chief says a second sniper was likely killed and six people died in the hotel roof attack. Coroner tentatively identifies the dead shooter as Mark D. Essex, 24, of Emporia Kansas, with fingerprints in Washington. Ro adblocks removed as city returns to work, amid cold windy winter day.

New Orleans UPI Mark d. Essex Emporia Kan Washington Howard Johnson Secoet Loyola Houlevard

Nixon Turns 60 With Roses and Reflections

President Nixon celebrated his 60th birthday with a small family dinner amid a heavy schedule. He accepted 80 red roses from staff, urged no gifts, and shared views on aging, health, and staying mentally active. He noted Camp David swims and a warm White House reception planned with family and close friends.

Washington UPI Nixon Oval Office Nixime Har. Haldeman Hiteaway White House Charles G Bebe" Rehozo Key Biscayne, Fla Rose Mary Woods

Schools assess state payments under new bill

Alameda County educators react to the new tax relief and school aid bill with forecasts of larger state payments. New Haven, Livermore and other districts expect increased aid based on projected ADA growth and revised base revenues. Estimated district receipts per ADA and total gains are outlined, with the impact on tax rates noted.

Gary Tischler Alamnda County Hany Harvey Alameda New Haven Livermore

Trustees unhappy with state money for Hayward schools

Hayward trustees react to the state budget and a complex school aid formula. Superintendent Raymond Arveson cites 2,473,317 additional state funds, far below earlier hopes of as much as $1.5 million more. The district faces trimmed tax overrides and ADA-based budget uncertainties as enrollment figures shift.

Hayward Jasl Nil Raymond Arveson Alameda County Arveson al. My Hansen Nore

Organic food critics claim nutrition lies say UC professor

Berkeley AP report quotes Thomas H. Jukes of UC Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory at meetings of the American Chemical Society. He accuses organic food advocates of misinformation and warns that public distrust in food safety stems from sensationalist stories about DDT, hormones, mercury and additives. He cites scientific agriculture enabling Americans to eat safely while misperceptions persist.

Jukes Space Sciences Laboratory Berkeley

Move to Rename Monopoly Streets Puts AC History at Risk

Atlantic City officials consider changing Baltic and Mediterranean Avenues to sever ties with the Monopoly game. The streets inspired by the board were named by Charles B. Darrow, the game's inventor, who spent vacations in Atlantic City. The public hearing will weigh heritage against modern concerns.

Tga Monpoly Charles B. Darrow Darrow Atlantic City

Weather outlook for South County tonight and tomorrow

Clearing skies give way to hazy clouds with a 10 percent rain chance tonight and a 20 percent chance tomorrow afternoon. Lows will be in the 40s tonight with daytime highs in the upper 40s to mid-50s tomorrow. More weather on page 26.

South County

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