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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1972

Page

4

Citizens Task Force named for East Hay Regional Park District

A 23 member Citizens Task Force to guide the district saster plan was announced. From Hayward are Debbie Rogers Barbara Batton and Alsi Darnall. Castro Valley list includes Dr Arthur B Emmes Cliff Gildden and Janice Delfino. San Leandro contributions include William F Jardine Adem Nordwall and Harald Chall. San Lorenzo names Jo McLelland. Fremont delegates Florence Buehner Dr James Meeley Donald Lindstrom and William Hurd. Newark representatives Anthony Chavez Emily Kudduth and Dorothy Chew. Union City members Frances Rousseau Thomas Schweser David Harels and Gerald Wilfley complete the slate.

South County East Hay Regional Park District Saster Hayward Debbie Rogers Barbara Batton Alsi Darnall Castro Valley Arthur B. Emmes Cliff Gildden Janice Delfino San Leandro William F. Jardine Adem Nordwall Harald San Lorenzo Jo McLelland Fremont Florence Buehner James Meeley Donald Lindstrom William Hurd Newark Anthony Chavez Emily K. Sudduth Dorothy Chew Union City Frances Rousseau Thomas Schweser Dubin David W. Harels Sunol Gerald J. Wilfley Pleasanton

Two Arrested In City War Over Van Theft Case

Harold Samuel, 22 of Com pion and Avery Robinson, 13 of Oakland were arrested after being seen opening downtown parking meters. A van stolen from the street was recovered at 65 Joaquin Ave. Investigators found meter winding keys, coins, a belt cutter, slam hammer, tools, and a license plate in the suspects’ possession. The pair face charges including auto theft receiving stolen property and attempted theft.

San Leandro Harold Samuel Compion Avery Robinson Oakland Hays Street Samuel Jaquil Aree Rastih Sl Joaquin Ave

Meals on Wheels Hopeful for $7000 Regional Aid

Emma Vargas of the Meals on Wheels regional office in San Francisco reports a GEO letter promising 7000 to keep the program running. Approval hinges on Gov. Ronald Reagan's signature and aims to fund two months of service for shut ins in South County. The program has relied on volunteers and donations since federal funds ended last month.

Emma Vargas San Francisco GEO Ronald Heagan Meals On Wheels South County Ialova Vargas OEO Senlges Progcant Progem Meals On Wheels 3

Hughes may return to Nevada to give deposition

Las Vegas reports Hughes plans a July 18 visit to Nevada to appear in a damage suit filed by Hank Greenspun and tied to the Hughes Tool Co. The case, pursued by Greenspun’s attorneys, accuses the company of fraudulent conspiracy to encumber Greenspun’s Paradise Valley property. A preliminary injunction and restraining order were previously sought in a district court.

Las Vegas Nev UPI Hughes Nevada Sun Ralph Denton Hank Greenspun Hughes Tool Co Greenspurt- Greenspuin Greenspan Greenspun Paraddise Valley Country Tillion Yan

Parking variance denied for 27‑unit Leandro apartments

The Leandro zoning board rejected reducing parking from 118 to 90 for a 27‑unit complex at 6400 Harlan SE. Absence of two members led to a unanimous decision with 24 residents opposing the cut due to on‑street parking concerns. The board also approved Aura Drive Baptist Church’s plan to add a 43 by 48 foot education center at 13087 Aurora Drive replacing a trailer.

Leandro Board of Zoning Adjustments Harlan SE Gilbert Pitman John Wallis Aura Drive

San Lorenzo Girl Injured In 49-Foot Window Fall

A 9 year old San Lorenzo girl is in fair condition at Mectoriat Hospital after falling 49 feet from an apartment window yesterday. Police say she climbed on a suit rise onto a storage chest and fell out the window while her guardian Karen Verarde, 21, was in another room. The girl landed on her back with facial bleeds and a large red mark above her right ear. exact injuries were not disclosed.

San Leandro San Lorenzo Mectoriat Hospital LaCreti Clark Kent Zelma Karen Verarde Roar

UAW Ford Hold Talks in Milpitas Strike Action

UAW and Ford negotiators met in San Francisco to avert a strike that began at the Milpitas plant. The walkout, over health and safety provisions of a one year contract, affects the West region's only Pinto production facility which also builds trucks.

San Francisco UPD United Auto Workers Ford Motor Co Milpitas UAW West

Harold B. Lee Succeeds Smith as LDS Church Prophet

Harold B. Lee 78 years old, former city councilman and first director of the Mormon welfare program, is named successor to Joseph Fielding Smith, 95, as president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Smith was buried Thursday as Lee takes the mantle of prophet, seer and revelator.

Salt Lake City Harold B. Lee Nevel Tith Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Council of the’ Twelve Apostles Lee Joseph Fielding Smith Thuredny

Slain hijackers tied to Bulgarian exile life and motives

The article details Alexey Azmanoff a Bulgarian exile who left his village due to discrimination under the Communist regime. It describes his immigration pursuit to the United States his acquisition of firearms days before a hijacking attempt his quit from work his involvement in a cab service and his troubled mindset amid alienation and self-hatred as friends and neighbors recount his character and motives. It also notes associates including Linda Vasquez and Shishyl and a suspect nicknamed Lobo being sought by federal authorities.

Balkan Azmanoff United States Emil Pulliv Immigration Service San Francisco Bulgaria Dewey Linda Vasquea Agmanoff California Vasquez Armanoff Alexey Iya Shishol Shishyl Te Fbl Fremont

Diplomats May Lose Funds for Personal Servants

Senator William Proxmire seeks to cut funds for personal servants of American officials in the foreign aid bill. He notes AID mission directors receive residence allowances covering servants and questions taxpayer support for wealth-associated perks. He points out most Americans lack personal servants and questions the need for government employees to have them abroad.

Washington PES -Sen William Feosmire D-Vic Armerican Proxmire Senate Agency For International Development

Nixon congratulates new Japan premier

President Nixon sent a congratulatory telegram to Japan’s new premier stating the United States looks forward to continuing close and friendly relations with Japan. The message was issued from San Clemente, California.

Nixon New Japan San Clemente Calif UPI United States Japan

Hijacker surrenders on plane after hostage ordeal

A Boeing 727 flight from Oakland to Sacramento was seized by a hijacker who freed crew and passengers in San Diego. Turner, a passenger, stayed aboard as a hostage. FBI later said only one hostage remained. The hijacker demanded 150000 dollars, received money and a parachute, then directed the jet back to Oakland.

Tony Gubharal Turner San Diego FBI Atty James Browning Jr Air Pisidy Goodell Includin Seliexl Oakland Sacramento

Hospital hero talks hijacker into surrender in Oakland

In Oakland California UPI reports Captain Loyd Turner 42 a plainclothes passenger aboard a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet helped persuade AWOL soldier Francis Goodell to surrender after the hijacking. Turner described guiding Goodell through a tense confrontation and warned of lethal force if attacked. The gunman released all but three passengers and demanded a ransom of 455000 in cash as the plane landed in Oakland. Turner credited a sniper threat seen months earlier at an Army depot for the surrender and said Goodell chose not to risk death by PRI forces. He called Goodell a person worth saving and noted the suspect hoped to deliver the ransom to a child charity group.

Loyd Turner Pacific’ Southwest Airlines Francis Goodell Manassas Oakland Army Depot Sacramento Yebcan Turner Goodell H Jargel PRI Ke Sal Nybody Gondell San Franciseo

California delegates fight delays at Democratic convention

Supreme Court set to vote on whether California delegates go before the convention in Miami Beach as Humphrey weighs withdrawal options. Appeals from the DNC and Daley allies ask the court to reverse rulings that split 163 McGovern delegates and dislodge Chicago area delegates. Attorneys urge resolution at the convention, not in court.

California Miami Beach Supreme Court McGovers Nixon Humphrey Lou Canton Wavielly, Minn Democratic National Committee Chicago Alehant J. Daley High Court Court of Appeals District of Coolin McGovern Chiago Area Bbe Daley Equa Mmacgovern Fised National Committee Thor

Freeway crash victim still in critical condition

Loren F. Williams, 31, of Oxnard, remained in critical condition after a Santa Monica Freeway wreck on Thursday. Passenger Grady Eaves, 24, Oxnard, was rescued and listed in satisfactory condition. A truck carrying acetylene tanks exploded, firefighters battled flames, and Williams was aided by bystanders and officers before being freed moments after another explosion.

Sherman Oaks UPI Loren F. Williams Oxnard Santa Monica Williams Lreman Grady Eaves Pisifo Tova Santa Monica Hospital Bova la Crescanta Biowault Ova Agein Baya Eaves Willliams Lrattic Tie Freeway John B. Ross

Frasier the Circus Lion Shows Off Spring Bounty

Frasier the circus lion at Lion Country Safari ends a vacation with a flurry of matings totalling 22 as a reporter watches the seasoned king roars through a day. The aging feline also becomes a grandfather as one cub sired a youngster and two wives enter the maternity ward. A whiskey maker even creates a Frasier shot named in his honor blending Old Grand-Dad with passion.

Mexico Frasier Lion Country Safari

Liz Burtt’s 40th Birthday Funded in Budapest Celebration

Liz Burtt’s husband Richard Burtt hosted a lavish Budapest birthday party for her 40th, with UNICEF receiving a $45,000 “husks” donation matching the event’s cost. The text notes February timing and a large charitable component tied to the celebration.

Dlinbeth Taylor Richard Burtt Budapest United Nations International Childrens Emergency Fund Unicef Burton

Rogers meets Hungarian leader in surprise Budapest talks

Secretary of State William Rogers conferred with Hungarian First Secretary Janos Kadar in Budapest on a surprise one day visit. Officials said Rogers explained U.S. reasons for joining a European security conference next year, marking the first public indication of such a meeting's possible timing.

Budapest Rogers Tursday Hungary Hudapest Belgrade Buehavest Gard U.S

Sale of campus site plan outlines district options

Gorell outlined for the Livermore campus development and district alternatives including Stall, Heller use, and a 10 cent adult education tax, noting state funding reductions with tax use. The San Leandro chamber board reported 16 million dollars spent on industrial expansion, with 33 new firms, 3.3 million in investments, and 371 new jobs. Dr Ellis McCune urged CSU Hayward directors to engage with operations and a new MBA program and public administration track.

Rovides Livermore Gorell Chamber Board San Leandro George Gren Ellis McCune California State University Hayward

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