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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1971
Page
7
A kitchen stove fire at 39337 Mariposa Way Fremont caused about $5,000 damage yesterday morning. Mrs Gunther and her year old daughter were there when the pan sparked and ignited. Firefighters reported two people were injured in the blaze.
Fremont and San Leandro police report separate robberies yesterday. Ed ward James said five men robbed him at Glenmoor Shopping Center near Fremont Boulevard, taking cash and clothing after forcing him to the ground with a knife. In San Leandro, Asha Paul Lucas said a nervous gunman rode with him, demanded money from a wallet, and fled in a car driven by another man.
Carolyn Brown a seven year San Leandro Unified School District teacher died from injuries after a May automobile crash in Oakland. The 33 year old social studies teacher at Bancroft Star High School was driving with another teacher when a red light violation caused the collision. The other teacher Barbara Brown sustained minor injuries. Carolyn Brown is survived by husband Robert G. Brown son Bren Bernard and her Oregon relatives. Services were held at Piedmont Memorial Chapel Oakland with burial at Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery Medford Oregon.
Davis and Magee face murder, kidnapping and conspiracy charges in the Marin County jailhouse shootout last August that left four dead. A pretrial hearing is set for July 19 in San Rafael before Superior Court Judge Richard Armason. A federal judge recently rejected Davis’s request to move the case to federal court, citing alleged civil rights violations and asserting the two defendants were in concert to delay the process.
The American Newspaper Guild leader condemned President Nixon for his harsh stance toward the news media during the SMTA convention. James B. Wonders urged protection of press rights under the First Amendment amid government pressure.
A proposed urban refuge stretching from Redwood City and Menlo Park to Alisa and Memorial is backed by Cranston officials as a solution to urban ills. Interior agencies have resolved key issues with the project and a final draft awaits Nixon administration and budget review before public details and congressional action are released.
Rumors say Bolt is under consideration for Sacramento, San Diego, and Santa Barbara jobs as the Fresno school board reshuffle faces criticism. Officials note Bolt’s four year contract and a teaching salary of about 35 448 a year. Mrs Rodrigues and Riley defend board actions amid ongoing controversy. Unconfirmed reports place Bolt among four candidates for a Sacramento post, with final decisions expected within three weeks.
In Saigon Maj. Gen James L Baldwin is relieved of command of the American Division after a Vietnam tour. He handed over to Maj. Gen. Frederick J Kroesen Jr who previously directed operations. The change follows the Mire Base Mary Anne attack that killed 83 Americans and wounded 76.
Vice President Spiro Agnew condemned the release of the Pentagon Papers as shocking to world leaders. He said the reaction was very strong, with almost all leaders appalled. Agnew criticized declassification as private business and noted mixed implications for U.S. credibility and world power. He spoke during a Asia and Middle East tour, praising Saudi Arabia and Kuwait for constructive Middle East input while deferring on pressuring Israel.
South County cities, including Hayward Fremont Newark Union City and others, show higher assessed values in the final roll. The increases could affect tax plans and help or pressure budgets with Newark estimating about $23,000 extra property tax revenue if utility roll changes rise. Local officials caution the impact varies by city with Union City near actual valuation and Hayward facing a looming deficit.
Police report a man named Worre shot Mahoney after a confrontation at 27751 Melbourne Ave. Mahoney and a friend were wounded, and Mahoney later died at a hospital. Suspect Villa was arrested on charges of kidnapping and brandishing a weapon after a chase and van sighting.
In Buffalo area schools Benjamin Franklin and Kenmore junior highs, a computerized report card reading only two digits misread marks, turning some good students into F students. The district plans to mail corrected cards this week.
President Meany and House Speaker Albert sharply criticize Nixon era economic plans at a two day AFL union conference. Meany singles out Treasury Secretary Connally for alleged missteps amid inflation and unemployment concerns. Albert calls inflation a sign of failed leadership and argues government must act as employer of last resort. He blasts vetoed public service bills and warns of ongoing economic distress.
Fred Harris weighs a 1972 presidential bid amid Oklahoma politics. He denies joining national candidacy to avoid home contest with Rep. Ed Edmondson already running for the Democratic nomination. A published poll shows Harris at 2 percent behind Edmondson and rivals as he plans a new populist coalition and restructures staff.
The draft of McCall and Teagan talk with Reagan at a Rocky Mountain retreat where governors convene. They discuss Nixon support, antipoverty agency debate, and Reagan’s sharp criticism of the Nixon administration, aiming to heal rifts before 1972. Nevada governor O Callaghan weighs “time bucket issues” over Vietnam.
A fragmented excerpt outlines renewed welfare reform discussions focusing on family support, government role, and work incentives. It highlights earned income deductions and the aim to provide jobs for welfare recipients, noting an average benefit around $2 daily.
Rickles enters Mt Sinai Memorial Hospital for a ruptured ailment as medical staff prepare to operate. The report notes the surgery occurred on a specified day in Los Angeles with updates from the hospital.
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