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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1972
Page
8
The Buydvsduw Hayrard Company announces a corporate notice dated Tuesday July 14 1972 as recorded in the public notices section. The document references a business event and company designation relevant to local commerce and regulatory filings.
Sheriff deputies rescued the fleeing driver Lante Telzlaff, 18, after a high speed pursuit ending when his car crashed into a utility pole on Forest Avenue. Officer Robert NeSpadtien remains in critical condition after surgery at Eden Hospital. McSpadden Test and partner Billy Wood suffered injuries. two teens Ramstead and Rathstead were hospitalized after the vehicle exploded. Tezlait and Rathstead face charges including car theft and reckless driving.
The Way Area Transit District committee on Monday decided to implement a two hour parking fee at the Lake Merritt BART station, exempting some areas from the free-parking policy. The decision reflects a shift in local transit policy and affects patrons using the Lake Merritt station.
Mrs. Chabela Gomez, 28, of Union City, was found guilty of disturbing the peace after shouting obscenities at another woman outside a meeting at Irvington High Section. The Feb incident occurred as donations were being collected after a speech by Cesar Chavez. Prosecutor Allen Zimmerman presented the case. Gomez denied a jury trial.
Dortene Guiner, 22, of 551 Round Tree Terrace, was struck by a low velocity bullet while driving east on Farwell Drive near Stevenson Boulevard. She reached 10 St. Rose Hospital with a fractured arm and may have the bullet removed next week.
Bail was revoked yesterday for Sonny Barger and three other Hall's Angels members awaiting trial for the murder of Severn Whiston Agero. The defendants face arson and narcotics charges in addition to the homicide case. Agero's body was found May 21 in the basement of a Burning House in Oakland. Judge William McGuiness set bail previously. a new pre-trial actions hearing is scheduled.
PG&E reports two separate outages in Livermore area affecting about 372 customers. The first blackout hit northern Livermore on Semi nole Avenue at 2:38 pm after metal cable was thrown across two wires, restoring 43 minutes later. The second outage near Tesla Road at 4:15 pm affected eastern Livermore, lasting briefly for many customers with restoration through field switching and additional work by 6 pm. No injuries reported.
In New York UPI reports the stock market moved higher as positive economic news spread. After about an hour of trading around 5.7 million shares changed hands, the Dow Jones industrial average rose to 10,940.76, with advances outpacing declines among 1,925 issues trading on the tape.
Senate leader Mike Mansfield endorses the Cooper Brooke amendment to halt US military aid to Indochina for four months with a withdrawal condition linked to POW releases. The move, opposed by the administration, faces likely veto and faces stiff political resistance as the foreign aid bill stalls.
Army officials monitor Leslie Salt South Bay work with helicopters and require prior notification. A dredging plan in Nap San Pablo Bay will need a permit and may dispose spoils near marshes, with the corps planning to handle cases individually as they arise.
Saigon said a 2,000-man paratrooper force recaptured Quang Tri City after heavy air and ground assault. U.S. and allied aircraft bombed the area, with two planes downed and crews rescued. Reports stated stiff resistance inside the Citadel and a government task force aiming to seize the province by September 19.
The article reviews the Tuskegee syphilis study and its long term tolls. Officials discuss deaths from syphilis and heart disease among participants, questioned ethics, and the decision to stop treatment after World War I. A CDC official notes limited knowledge gained and the late, regrettable shift in handling.
Five of twelve arrested in a San Leandro raid on a fully equipped laboratory were dismissed by Judge Robert Byers after lack of a completed laboratory analysis. One defendant, Wayne D Patterson of Oakland, faces new charges for possession of dangerous drugs and five prior felonies. Others had varying pleas and suspended sentences while some suspects remain under court supervision.
President Nixon urged faster transfer of federally owned land to state or local governments for park use. He said much Western land is misallocated and pledged follow up with the Property Review Board to ensure proper use and potential reclamation if not used suitably.
The United States ends a phaseout in Saigon as the last combat forces depart the region. U S troop strength in South Vietnam falls to 46 500 with a further 700 soldiers reduced last week. One infantry battalion remains in Da Nang area under the 39th Brigade. U S troop strength is ordered to 49 000 by September 1, while about 10 000 servicemen operate from bases in Thailand and Guam or aboard 7th Fleet ships off Vietnam.
Johnson was hospitalized with pains near his ranch in Stonewall Texas while away from his Southwest Texas State University alma mater. The article notes a history of near fatal heart attack in 1935 and prior hospitalizations in 1970 for heart-related ailments, including angina and coronary concerns.
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