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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1973

Page

7

Amfac executives quit amid corporate reshuffle

Ronald J. Wilhite of Castra Valley, president of Liberty House and Rhodes divisions, and LF Koranda of Row Hill in Contra Costa County, senior vice president, resigned from Amfac Inc. Their departures, described as unrelated, follow just over a year with the company. Vernon Elder of Say Ramon will serve temporarily as CEO of Liberty House and Rhodes.

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Canneries End Strike with New Three Year Pact

Canneries across Hayward San Leandro and surrounding areas halted work for three days as 6000 workers approved a new three year labor contract ratified Tuesday. Plant operations resumed within hours with all facilities back in production as negotiators from California Processors and Labor unions credited with averting heavy losses during peach harvest season.

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Garland foresees BART bargaining before Friday

A stalemate continues as 1100 Bay Area Rapid Transit workers threaten a strike, with talks brokered three weeks ago failing to resolve key issues. State conciliator Edward Allen expects a meeting by Friday, while BART directors plan to discuss intervention. Unions reject the latest two year wage proposal and press demands for higher increases as the system loses fares amid shutdowns.

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Youth Arrested On Drug Charge In Hayward

Hayward deputy sheriffs arrested Kenneth Robert McMillan, 21, after stopping him on Cherry Way and Haviland Avenue for a vehicle with a misread license plate. They found 38 amphetamine tablets in a plastic bag and a van of beer, charging him with possession of and intent to distribute illegal drugs. He is a bookkeeper at Hayward National Bank, held in Santa Rita County jail.

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PG&E seeks approval to boost geothermal output in California

Pacific Gas and Electric asks the California Public Utilities Commission for authorization to raise geothermal electric generation to 71,000 kilowatts by modifying the power plan. The project, costing over 21 million, would run a 10,000 kilowatt unit with steam from Magma and Thermal Power Companies and the Waning Oil Co. of California.

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Premier Rumor Moves to Curb Inflation with Spending Cuts

Premier Mariano Rumor announced sweeping measures aimed at reducing government spending and curbing inflation. The cabinet unveiled five steps including budget cuts, hiring freezes for six months, and keeping prices on essential goods steady, with most industries expected to follow voluntary price controls.

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Tuskegee syphilis study era described in federal inquiry

Montgomery report details a government funded NAACP inquiry into the Tuskegee syphilis experiments. It alleges 600 black men were misled and untreated despite penicillin availability, with devastating long term effects on survivors and their children.

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Radioactive clean-up costs millions in Washington state

AP reports about 250 million dollars has funded removal of over 40 million gallons of liquid radioactive waste and more than 22 million gallons of solid waste at the Sanford Atomic Energy Commission reservation in Laillard. AEC aims to permanently dispose of wastes via underground tanks or salt dome storage,with an evaporator expansion doubling capacity by fall.

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Nixon era tapes and Watergate questions loom in Senate hearing

The Watergate inquiry wrestles with presidential power and the Nixon tapes as Archibald Cox probes the White House. Ehrlichman defends actions while senators press legal bounds on executive privilege and surveillance.

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Three Charged With Growing Marijuana In City Incidents

Three people were arrested yesterday by law enforcement across separate marijuana cultivation cases. In San Leandro a 5 year old youth and a 1 year old were charged with possession after police found four marijuana plants and a kilo of marijuana at a residence on Tulton Ave. Allan Harvey and Wink Lewis Silva were taken into custody amid a report of a tip. Deputies found seeds and plant material, a scale, and tablets during the seizures. In Desiro Valley deputies say plants were found after a tip, with John David Urhaugh watering several plants at 21416 Oak St. He claimed to care for the residents’ home while they were away, and warrants are being issued for others involved.

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Hospitals move to raise charges amid Phase 4 rules confusion

Hospitals plan rate hikes as Phase 4 rules loom, citing no official guidance and rising costs. Washington Hospital and others expect increases around 4 to 5 percent, with some facilities applying higher semi private room rates. County hospitals anticipate approvals pending formal guidance and wage-raise costs, while several facilities already implemented increases this year.

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Family sails into long voyage after dream of sea life

The Gagnon family abandoned a Berkeley home to live aboard their 23 foot keelboat Starduster. They sailed toward Hawaii with six aboard, enduring poor winds and Caribbean-like seas, and plan to cruise for at least three years while homeschooling their three children.

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Stolen office equipment recovered in San Leandro

Police report recovery of $511,000 worth of office gear stolen yesterday from a San Leandro firm. A separate $1,600 loss tied to Train Peralta Development prompted officers to trace a burglary route from 12 Thnobhy Drive to Maryville Avenue. Burglars entered through a window and fled with typewriters and calculators. one console valued at $6,290 was reported stolen from a neighboring residence.

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Matching hobby in Fort Worth reads like a quirky museum piece

Neal Hospers, a hotel manager in Fort Worth, pursues an unusual hobby by collecting more than 26,000 hotel matchbooks, turning a personal pastime into a notable local quirk and record of hospitality branding.

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