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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
5
Former Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, dies at 12:55 Tokyo time in a Tokyo hospital after a brain hemorrhage and subsequent complications. He led Japan from 1964 to 1972 and suffered a stroke while dining with business leaders earlier in May.
Washington agencies warn 5400 General Electric microwave ovens may leak radiation up to ten times the federal limit. FDA says four models in the Cooking Center and Versatronie lines could pose hazards. owners urged to stop using them until repairs are made this week.
Two underground nuclear blasts set for Tuesday morning at the Nevada Test Site, each yielding as much as the Hiroshima explosion. Officials say tremors could be felt nine miles away in Las Vegas and advise tall buildings to keep workers clear of high positions during the tests.
Police report gunfire at a Redstone Place residence Saturday night striking the garage door and two cars owned by Eric Hawkinson. No injuries occurred. Bullets from a 28 caliber or larger handgun damaged property as authorities investigate possible link to a previous automobile accident. In Castro Valley, a 20 year old armed man robbed Short Stop Market on Stanton and San Carlos avenues at 2:05 a.m., taking $104.97. A second suspect, about 19, waited on a motorbike. they fled the scene.
Hayward resident Gilbert Chiles told police two armed men approached his disabled car on the Nimitz Freeway and coerced him into surrendering $23 in cash. The robbers, one in a tan suede coat, fled after the Saturday night heists near Sam's Drive-In at 501 E 14th.
Daniel R. Stenberg, 18, of Hayward, drowned in a Fremont gravel pit after reportedly falling into about 18 feet of water. His body was found at 2:16 am by sheriff’s rescue squad members. Steven Texeira, 19, met Stenberg at Niles Sand & Gravel and later reported him missing after discovering he had left in Stenberg’s car.
East Bay Regional Park District employes resume duties today and tomorrow after a weekend settlement on who is management under Local 2428 of AFSCME. Union ratified 02-19, directors approved unanimously. About 186 striking workers restart, four positions unsettled with arbitration to decide. District had granted a 15.3 percent raise earlier. The dispute centered which jobs fall under union jurisdiction.
Area doctors are resuming duties with limited schedules as hospitals plan elective surgeries and brace for a slower return to normal. At Doctors Hospital and St. Rose Hospital, about a third of staff were laid off during the two month walkout, with most expected back by week’s end as patient load climbs. Medical leaders warn of continued insurance cost pressures until state action, noting possible further doctor layoffs if Sacramento delays reforms.
A 5.2 magnitude quake struck the Mojave Desert Saturday at 6 38 pm PDT centered northwest of here in an uninhabited zone about 40 miles southeast of Barstow California with no damage or injuries reported by Cal Tech Seismological Laboratory officials. Public school teachers strike in South San Francisco enters sixth day after overnight talks fail to yield a settlement. Four defendants in a multimillion dollar crash suit over the Turkish NCIO jetliner that killed 346 near Paris settle for compensation. A baby girl abandoned by her mother via telephone in Nashville is said to be healthy at General Hospital. Congress and the Senate seek to quash subpoenas over alleged abuses of free mailing privileges by members in a Common Cause suit. Portugal seeks rare US aid to ease an economic crisis discussed at an NATO Brussels meeting with a positive US reply in principle. A US embassy guard accused of assaulting a student and Pathet Lao agree to allow him to depart Laos amid a planned protest near the arrival of Philip Habib. Thailand announces withdrawal of 17 B52 bombers from U Ta Pao base and 51 F11 swing wing bombers from Korat in June.
Officials from several districts weigh the early proficiency exam for high school graduates. Some fear misinforming families and potential revenue impacts, while others see benefits for mature students and flexible pathways. Education leaders stress careful implementation and testing.
Tom Hayden, antiwar activist and Chicago Seven defendant, announces he will seek the Democratic U.S. Senate seat held by John Tunney. Hayden, backed by wife Jane Fonda, has spoken against the war in 90 cities during the 1972 campaign and is a Rolling Stone writer. Tunney has not formally announced a reelection bid but welcomes the contrast as a potential boost.
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