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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1971
Page
6
AP dispatch from London cites a Moscow correspondent who says Russia’s three cosmonauts died because the hatch of their space module was not sealed properly. The informant, named as Louk, described the cause as a likely misseal during the attempted escape after the mission.
A 20 year old Hayward man was arrested at 2770 Naples St after a struggle when police found a suitcase and house with about 1,000 phenobarbital tablets and a mix of drugs including heroin cocaine hashish amphetamines and barbiturates. He was charged with possession and sale of narcotics and dangerous drugs. An undercover agent had arranged to buy marijuana from the suspect.
James Franklin Kibben, 34, of 4048 Fremont Blvd, faces a preliminary trial on a federal marijuana conspiracy charge alleging manufacture of amphetamine speed pills. Arrested Saturday by Federal Bureau of Narcotics agents on a no-bail warrant, Kibben was arraigned Monday before Magistrate David Urman. Co-conspirators named include Robert Lasey, Kate Iwans, and Roger Herrera of Daly City and San Francisco. The operation allegedly ran between June and 152 with a fast-sized illicit operation and a $15,010 bond posted.
San Leandro residents gain a new county animal shelter at 270 Place Ave serving San Leandro, Tray ward, Piedmont and the Eden Township area. The site augments the county’s main facility with a third shelter planned for Washington Township by August, per William Hildebrann, director of field services.
Witnesses recount a car plowing into three teens near parked cars along Redigood Road at the Canina Alta Mira junction. Mrs Gurnel Sundblom 42 of IME Lui sen Road was booked for felony drunken driving after the 1345 pm crash and released on $300 hail. The driver Johnson described fleeing pursuit before a stop sign incident near Proctor School ended with a vehicle striking a sign and a motorcycle, a tree, and a parked motorcycle. The Barker family, including Miss Barker adopted in Tripolis Greece, loss their son William Bell a Castro Valley High School graduate and sister Virgina Barker, along with two other relatives in Castro Valley. Funeral services for Miss Barker will be held at Castro Valley ward chapel.
The plan details a large tax increase to fund welfare and state programs. It notes a cap on welfare spending if revenues drop and hints at reforms or extra funding needs if relief obligations rise. Controversial elements include federal and state funds shifts and OO economic opportunity office funding debates.
Fremont fireman Bob Dieffenbach and two engine crews responded to a blaze at a humming shed at 41689 Fremont Blvd. Damage estimated at 1400 to the shed and 1050 to the tractor, with investigation underway. The report notes turnout gear and a remark by an official about wet long pants.
Attorneys spar over whether freeway construction is federal aid and if land acquisition, relocation, and housing for dislocated families must pause for hearings. The dispute centers on environmental impact studies, federal requirements, and the state’s authority to use highway funds for low income housing under possible reimbursements.
A study finds 78 percent of Hayward residences are well maintained while 9.6 percent show maintenance deficiencies and 1 percent exhibit structural concerns. Concentrated deterioration in older districts prompts calls for federal aid, code enforcement, and new housing to offset a rising vacancy rate and outmigration.
Oakland UM records show Panther chief of staff David Hillard convicted after three days of questioning over an assault with a deadly weapon against a police officer. The case notes Hatchery Police arrest details in Black Panther-related proceedings.
West Coast ports remain closed as 16,090 members of the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union walk out after a five year contract expired with the Pacific Maritime Association. A few ships are affected, mostly military cargos and passenger vessels exempted from the strike. Talks were not scheduled, with union demands including a 40 hour week for regular workers, higher pay, and a pension plan.
President Nixon announced he will sign a billion measure to create up to 200000 public service jobs, after Congress passed the plan amid final Senate-House adjustments. The act authorizes federal grants to states for recreation, education, health, police, and fire programs, with special aid areas to receives geographic unemployment adjustments.
A witness describes horrific acts by a lieutenant and Vietnamese allies. He recalls a woman being held, a child strangled and another suffocated in sand. The account includes a violent confrontation and a radio dispute over prisoner return, with no names given.
Thousands of Bay Area union members walked off jobs in a broad West Coast strike. Longshoremen, painters and paper hangers, city workers, airport staff, bus drivers, carpenters, sheet metal workers, and warehouse laborers joined in at 24 California, Washington, and Oregon ports. In San Francisco and surrounding areas the stoppage disrupted construction on major projects, with some civil servants and Safeway employees also walking out over wage disputes and alleged slurs.
The board weighs four demotions including Faculty Club and Turner case rooted in an evaluation from years ago. Wiggerling notes Turner’s 1960s evaluation was good but recent review not yet placed before the board. Supporters argue reinstating could save money by moving administrator Mascaline to a principal post. Separate notes mention Ernest A. Anidenws elected 1971-72 board president and meetings to boost public participation, with shifts to hold monthly meetings in different parks and allow public comment earlier.
Report discusses proposed partial declassification of a Rand study on Vietnam war security lapses. It notes Laird’s review and potential desk-read release, with implications for U S willingness to escalate. The piece mentions political timing in a presidential year and drafts criticizing handling of sensitive war information.
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