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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1973
Page
4
Fremont construction worker Byrot Stephen Rapose, 87, of 4496 Crestwood St was arrested on three charges of possessing dangerous drugs for sale. A Fremont municipal court warrant handled the arrest with bail set at 5000 dollars. No additional details were released.
Northern California cannery workers ratified a strike ending contract by a 94 to 6 margin. Terms cover B5,IN Teamsters at peak season across five canneries. Wages rise from 3.50 to 5.77 effective duty. future raises lift range to 4.90 to 8.87 by June 1976. Overtime after 40 hours weekly begins by June 1976. job classifications and benefits include prepaid drug and dental plans.
NAACP official Leonid Carter met UC President Charles Hitch Phursiay to address the small number of black faculty. He noted 37 black tenured professors among 4,274 statewide, with bleak prospects for change as fewer blacks hold lower teaching posts and promotions come slowly.
Five persons were struck by lightning during a fierce Tucson thunderstorm with victims in critical, guarded, and satisfactory conditions. Hospital spokesmen named Perlro Rios a 41 year old in very critical condition Raymond Garza 28 in critical condition Thomas Gota 18 in guarded condition and John Gourdé a 42 year old man in satisfactory condition.
Guam Governor Carlos Camacho says the territory faces a severe shortage of skilled engineers and pitches Guam as an opportunity area to attract employment from California. He notes state employment services will assist. a related trip to Carson City will include watching Guam’s Babe Ruth League team in the Western regional youth baseball championships beginning August 1.
Florida Supreme Court upholds the states capital punishment law aligning with U S Supreme Court guidelines. The ruling keeps death as a last resort for irredeemable felons while preserving existing commutations under the old regime and noting at least one inmate is imprisoned under the new law.
Gen Richer G Stilwell turned over command of the Siath Army Thursday to Maj Gen Elvy Roberts at the Presidio Stilwell, 56, is named to a combined post as commanding general of the U S Eighth Army in Korea He becomes commander in chief of United Nations Command Korea and receives his tenth star This reshapes top U S forces in Korea and the Far East with Stilwell moving to a regional leadership role
Police report eight persons killed when a car traveling north on the Silliman Evans Bridge in Nashville Interstate 83 fog crashed through a dust trail and plunged 80 feet to the Cumberland River bank. The Arkansas load vehicle was involved. the accident occurred around 6:97.
Ehrlichman questioned Deans account as Cox forecasts Nixon may surrender tapes if ordered by the Supreme Court. Testimony shows cash payments totaling about 501,000 dollars after arrests in 1972, allegedly for hush money and legal fees. Ehrlichman cited third-hand hearsay about Liddy’s clemency pledge and The Plumbers. Campaign details involving Muskie and a chauffeured driver surfaced.
UAW criticizes GM plan to curb strikes by limiting workers rights and overtime. GM releases an eight page counter proposal amid talks ahead of a September 14 deadline. The union argues overtime should be voluntary and questions guaranteed nonproduction stoppages.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI reports thousands of residents were startled by a series of explosions about 0:20 p.m. Thursday night. The blasts involved plastic bombs confiscated in arrests this week and were exploded at Fort Fimston near Lake Marced. Heat and instability required nighttime detonation.
Mendocino Ranger unit at Willits battles a large brush fire described as over 200 acres west of Ukiah and near Navarre. About 18 firefighters aided by eight air tankers three helicopters and multiple engines work to contain the blaze with no injuries reported and limited property damage.
Ontario railroad workers walked out on Thursday, the first of a series of voluntary strikes against Canada’s two railways. CN and CP warned shipments may be at owner’s risk, with disruptions affecting maritime routes and ferry services. Union leaders accused railways of planning a lockout while non-operating staff are free to strike.
The Newark budget includes a wide range of items from a computerized racking system for police gear to road work on Rich Avenue. Officials approved lighting upgrades on San Antonio Street and a stop sign at Rockrise Drive and Aitpis Avenue. A third fire station land condemnation plan was postponed while a civic center park sketch was approved with library expansion considerations. Bids were called for the Ash Street Park earner project as Gruman Robert Plowrigil was absent due to illness.
Washington UPI reports Senator Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii was embarrassed when a microphone caught him muttering what a figure in response to Joh Ehriichiman's testimony. He later answered a reporter with a garbled line about falling to himself in Hawaiian.
Negotiations between the Bay Area Rapid Transit District and striking unions resumed after a 10 day pause. Subcommittees finalized working conditions with wage terms the remaining issue. A split on bringing BART General Manager Stokes and directors into talks surfaced, while observers were appointed and talks continued with guarded optimism.
Two former Navy divers from the Tinkin Line plan to reach an agreement with ship owners FANULAVEN over valuables from the sunken ocean liner Aimtea Torla. Attorneys say recovered items must go to owners, with divers possibly earning up to 50 percent salvage. The ship sank 17 years ago off Nantucket Island and reportedly holds about 1 million in currency and 2 million in art and valuables. Salvage is about a day behind schedule due to safety concerns for crew members Booker and DeLucede.
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