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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1973

Page

5

San Leandro district Delays Tax Rate Decision Awaiting Governor Action

San Leandro trustees held off action on setting the local tax rate pending governor signing of Senate Bill M0 the major tax relief school aid measure. The trailer bill could allow the district to set its own rate beyond the statewide levy while discussions on inflation and enrollment factors continue. Assistant Supt Richard Bawden noted potential for district flexibility and limited funds, with about $200 000 at stake to offset anticipated deficit.

San Leandro Thal Gregory Dareh Richard Bawden Darck San Leandeo Tn Ulhier

Fire department blames youths for several grass fires

Wremen officials say two Hayward grass fires were sparked this week by youths with fireworks. Witnesses at one blaze saw juveniles and debris. another scene cited fireworks. Spokesmen noted eight of ten grass fires were caused by children playing with safe and sane fireworks and firecrackers. No injuries were reported.

Wremen Hayward Squiresman Hounil

Local Burglary Strips Tools Worth About $9600 In Leandro

Police report shows items stolen include hand tools, shop tools, a radio, five engines and a tape player. A Teamster named Lucchesi indicated he owns the property and left a note pointing to his connection with St. Louis.

Sar Leandro Pa- Tiep Robert Rank Uncchesi Dinme Sarper Tadio Gine Lucchesi

Redwood School Window Vandalism Incident Reported

Sheriff deputies reported four windows broken at Provo School located at 1750 Redmood Road. Juveniles were seen throwing rocks by resident Eugene Quan soon after the act. School officials were notified after the building was found locked.

Castro Valley Provo School Redmood Road Shemlly Eugene Quan Dep‘wou

Murder victim identified in Oakland case

Police say the body of 1 year old Miss Dopyrl was found bound behind her back in Oakland. Autopsy pending to determine cause of death amid unclear indications of violence.

Oakland Deughterr Pilice Say Officius Michelle Rotepeli Opinga iSics Miss Dopyrl Alameda Cowway Bill Nurse Will Tet Hemds Neve Wats

Bay Area transit workers face wage disparities in contract dispute

The piece outlines pay gaps among Bay Area transit staff with examples from bart and related workers. It notes a proposed wage comparison across job roles, with possible 1A percent budget impact if equal pay were adopted.

Californians Trust In Institutions At 1971 Anniversary

A 1971 survey of California adults measured confidence in 19 institutions from research scientists and local police to government, banks, and churches. It found high confidence in some groups like scientists and police, while low optimism targeted the presidency, public schools, organized religion, and manufacturing firms, signaling erosion of trust nationwide.

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Walker completes trek across nation stopping at Half Moon Bay

Don Olwer, 16 000 mile trek actor, reaches Half Moon Bay after 52 days and three pairs of shoes on his tour of the United States. Oliver, 35, of Van Nuys, plans to complete hike near Independence Hall in Philadelphia.

Sato Don Olwer Half Moon Bay Oliver van Nuys Doagy Independence Hall Philadelphia

Secret GOP funds confirmed in Peace and Freedom drive

A Peace and Freedom party leader and GOP figures acknowledged secret Republican funding to aid defeating Democratic candidates in the 1972 California races. Payments totaling several hundred dollars supported travel, campaigning, and voter outreach to boost Peace and Freedom candidates in key Assembly and Congressional districts.

Peace and Freedom Party Sacranedo Bee Tesday John Fan Peace and Freedom Party New York Vines Congress State Assembly GOP The Times Haag Keag Frank Delong Assembly Republican Taurus Jie Peace and Freedom Pany DeLang New York Times DeLong Monlay Robert Beverly Miuthullan Beach Delong Beverly Lime Hay Los Angeles Sacramento Sacramenia DeTong Wes Charles Vail 20Th Assembly Contra Costa County

Clockwork Man Sentenced in Oxford Case

Richard Palmer aged 18 was sentenced to indefinite prison confinement after a crime linked to his reading of A Clockwork Orange. Defense attorney Rower Gray argued the book’s themes influenced Palmer, claiming the violence reflected morality rather than intent.

Oxford England Richard Palmer Palmer Rower Gray Gray Clarteworks Orang

Park board weighs Garin land purchase for access

The Hayward Park District considers buying Garin land to provide access to a Creek complex and north south road options. Board members pressed for urgent action to complete the Garin-Dey Creek project while noting funding limits and potential road restrictions.

Park Board

Gas Stations Overcharging in Los Angeles Says Federal Agency

The Internal Revenue Service reports widespread overcharging at Los Angeles service stations after Nixon price freeze. Spokesman Kenn Sutton notes loss of pennies per gallon and possible tax violations. continued noncompliance could trigger penalties up to 5,000 dollars daily.

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Teen Dies After Firework Blast in San Jose

A San Jose teenager Randy McGhia aged 15 died after a fireworks explosion. He suffered massive injuries while preparing for Independence Day at a home workshop and was rushed to Varley Montess Center where he succumbed Tuesday.

Josh Cail San Jose Randy McGh Claron McGhia Varley Moxtess Center

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