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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1969
Page
2
Police said no sign of forced entry or tampering after 12 money bags were in the office safe on Friday. By Monday morning only 10 bags remained, totaling $141, with two bags missing. Office staff reported the disappearance and investigators are reviewing evidence.
In Premont two crashes yesterday left three people hurt. Patrician M. Bittner, 42, of 3285 Mowry Ave, is in serious condition at Washington Hospital after a collision at Mowry Ave and Blacow Road involving a van driven by Susan C. Jose, 31, of 4878 Ging Street. Jose and her daughter Christine, 8, suffered minor injuries and are stable. Anthony Davis, 25, of St Marks, Arizona, is in satisfactory condition at St Rose Hospital after a rear end crash on Lafayette Avenue at Mission Boulevard while riding with Ruth L. MacKenzie, 16, of 107 Teddy Drive, Union City. MacKenzie and the other driver Dennis Lavender, 23, of Alameda, were not seriously injured.
The Minuteman I rocket was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base to test combat readiness. The bright flash was visible across San Diego, Sacramento, and the Tahoe area as sunlight interacted with atmospheric ice crystals at high altitude.
Reports say a failed attempt to oust President Juan Peron sparked a state of siege with Federal police and army patrols at the airport and key sites. A government power plant was bombed and three industrial suburbs blocked while subway and transit operations faced mixed disruptions across the capital.
Bobby Seale of the Black Panther Party said he would meet Roy Wilkins if conditions allowed after Wilkins urged NAACP delegates at Jackson to consider dialogue. Seale telegrammed Wilkins proposing a public July 4 gathering in a West Oakland park to denounce fascism and celebrate independence with a political rally.
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The USS Enterprise, the world’s largest warship, will arrive in Alameda Naval Air Station tomorrow afternoon after completing its fourth Vietnam duty tour. The carrier, part of the U S Navy fleet, is expected to tie up at the pier for refit and crew rest before resuming duties in the western Pacific.
The committee discussed charter changes including a two term limit for mayor and leaving compensation methods to the office. They approved seeking consolidation of city and school district elections with Hayward Unified School District to save about $8,000, and recommended studying boundary consolidation feasibility. The group also advanced ethics and conflict of interest considerations and set lower bid thresholds for public works contracts.
A missing woman, described as a retired schoolteacher and spinster, was found five hours later near a sunbaked area after wandering from her home with her sister. She awoke dazed and asked in confusion about her location and sleepwalking behavior before climbing into a police car and being taken to Lake County Hospital in good condition.
AP reports a three week nurses strike against eight San Francisco Bay Area hospitals ended with terms not disclosed awaiting ratification by 650 California Nurses Association members. Mayor Joseph Alloto announced the settlement today amid ongoing negotiations.
In Columbus the Ohio Legislature, locked in a spending dispute, did not approve Gov. James A. Rhodes' 4.1 billion appropriations bill. The Republican-led body adjourned after a marathon session failed to resolve Senate-House differences before the fiscal year end, leaving the state without authority to spend.
South County reports reveal anger at state offices as volunteers were urged to work unpaid on Washington's Birthday. The governor and aides debate payroll status, with Meese noting guards and patrolmen remain state officers even without pay.
The queen presented Charles to Wales as Caernarvon swelled with a crowd of up to 250000. Union flags waved while Welsh nationalists were largely ignored. The investiture, run with British pomp, formally confirmed Charles’ position, a practice begun when he was four at Cardiff.
The Strate Agriculture Committee voted to authorize federal food stamp programs for counties that reduce 16 percent with governor approval. About 400 counties, mainly in the rural South, have balked at setting up programs. The bill sets eligibility standards, blocks state income tests, and funds the program at 750 million dollars for the current year, rising to 1.5 billion annually for the next two years. The free stamps proposal for impoverished families was rejected to be fought again on the Senate floor.
General William J. Stewart testified that cigarette advertising should warn that smoking may cause death from cancer, heart disease, bronchitis and emphysema. FTC hearings consider a danger warning, while 1965 law blocking enforcement awaits extension.
Governor Reagan demanded a full fiscal year budget, rejecting stopgap plans as state workers and lawmakers faced an unbudgeted start to the new year. Weinberger warned that without a budget, spending would halt and a political standoff intensified at the Capitol.
The ad touts Blue Cross hospital admission ease with direct payment to most Northern California hospitals, wide medical benefits, and patient choice of physician. It notes Plus plans for under 65 with major hospital protection, and Blue Cross 65 as Medicare companion for seniors, with flexible enrollment before or after birthday and a quoted cost of 4.2 per month.
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