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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1972
Page
5
A part time human relations specialist for the Hayward school district was killed when his car was struck crossing an Oakland intersection. The victim from Avery Knowland Avenue, Oakland, died on arrival at the hospital. He had joined the district on a part time basis last July while remaining a salesman. Further details of the accident were not immediately available.
Roma E. Porgeson reports burglars broke into her San Leandro residence on Wednesday, taking jewelry, a television set, a hair dryer, a bron, four radios, two cameras and three wigs. The value of the stolen items is not stated.
An early morning fire caused about 10 000 damage to the roof of the Amfac warehouse at 8700 Golden Gate Ave in Dublin. Sixteen firemen fought the blaze reported by a passerby at 15 am. No injuries were reported. Damage was confined to the roof with the heater air conditioning unit in the attic cited as the suspected cause.
Three men face reduced assault with a deadly weapon charges for the booting of Gregoria Lopez, former president of Chabot Disables Chile, in Alameda County. Wayne D. Patterson of Oakland Michael Ivester of Hayward and Mance Herring of Fremont were originally charged with attempted murder. Patterson and Ivester deny shooting Lopez, who founded a wheelchair club for disabled students at Chabal College in Hayward.
SAN LEANDRO 4 K Roden Bechtel Corporations chief pilot for 24 years died Tuesday after a brief illness. He was honored in 1963 by the National Business Aircraft Association for flying more than one million accident free miles. He served as Air Force Reserve lieutenant colonel and belonged to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association and the Eden Masonii Lodge No 113. Survived by wife Elaine three children Betty McCarthy Linda Strother and Robert Rosen two grandchildren a sister Fern Smith and a brother Oran Roden. Services were held today.
A Fremont woman was robbed of about 70 dollars and raped in her home around midnight. The assailant, a white man in his 20s or 30s, about 4 feet 6 inches tall with a medium build and short dark hair, knocked on the door seeking a resident and forced entry after the victim answered. She bit him on the left cheek during the attack and he may need medical aid. the incident is under police investigation at Washington Hospital.
Sacramento AP report says Governor Reagan will travel to Washington to testify before the Senate Finance Committee on the Nixon administration welfare plan. He has previously opposed elements including a guaranteed annual income level for the poor.
The San Francisco Board of Education voted unanimously to retain adult monitors on school buses. Earlier controversy centered on Superintendent Thomas A. Shaheen's proposal to dismiss the district's 160 to 179 monitors by January end due to a $210,000 appropriation covering the year.
Memorial Mass will be held at St Clements Church for Verna Tudor 43 Hayward Pastoral Council former Newman Co director Calif ornia State College Hayward She is survived by her mother Verna Clark of Chicago IL father Frank Hanson Sr and brother Frank Hanson Jr of New York The mass begins at 7 30 p m at St Clements Donations in memory to St Rose Hospital Extended Care Facility requested by the deceased.
Clarence Otis Smith faces a sanity hearing in Nevada City after a jury convicted him of first degree murder for the midnight slashing of Dorma Fitzhugh and second degree murder for John Simmons during the July Sierra Feathilla attacks. He pleaded innocent by reason of insanity. another hearing will decide penalties or possible death sentence if sane, or commitment to a mental hospital if found insane.
The FCC said it will reopen an investigation into AT&T's investment and operating expenses, reversing a December vote that cited limited resources. House Antitrust Subcommittee warned the move echoes a 1953 rate case misstep that may have cost users about 159 million in long distance charges. Rep Emanuel Celler cited a 1950 study showing the FCC later ordered Bell System to cut rates by 30 million dollars annually in 1959.
Jurors convict Rev Kirby Hensley founder of a church offering mail In ministry of marrying two teens without proper forms. He faced charges of marrying a 17 year old and a 16 year old without blood test evidence or a license. Hensley acted as his own attorney and argued church state separation. Sentencing scheduled for May by Municipal Court Judge Carson N Taylor.
Paul Halvanik of the ACLU argues that a teacher’s marijuana possession does not by itself show unfitness to teach. The court found no evidence that the conduct harmed students or colleagues, and rejected a Board of Education claim that marijuana possession equates to moral turpitude or unprofessional conduct.
A writer recalls the once tidy habit of saving papers as “precious commodities” then attempting slyly to discard them. The wastebasket plan backfires when a saved “Frankenstein” photo is discovered by a child, prompting a request to curb paper clutter with occasional conferences and fewer inserts.
The administration's anti inflation plan centers on the Cost of Living Council led by John Connally. The Price Commission and Pay Board regulate prices and wages with a 2.5 percent average price rise cap and a 5 percent wage ceiling. IRS enforcement is under way with 3,000 agents, while exemptions cover about 21 percent of living costs.
Authorities discuss new noise control ordinances in which police use sound recording devices to determine violations without requiring formal complaints or witness testimony. Two draft measures differ: a simple one page ban and a technical ten page pilot ordinance from California cities. Violations carry misdemeanor penalties up to 500 dollars and six months in jail.
Peter Washington Jr., 18, fell 12 stories from a USC construction scaffold after it collapsed. He landed through a window frame, suffering serious injuries but was reported to likely survive.
Ron Youngren administrator assistant says the present Dumbarton span is unsafe and must be improved. He cites strong anti freeway sentiment in the county and says Assemblyman Arnett must oppose reconstruction without a detailed plan for a bridge link to the Bayshore Freeway. Sacramento reports say the $4 million price is outdated and the new bridge may be higher and costlier, sparking environmental opposition and water access concerns.
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