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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1973
Page
5
Vandalism at the Washington Manor Pool includes frogs and a boiled-together pool area. A police report suggests a higher fence could deter future mischief as guards report multiple incidents. The piece also surveys Castro Valley chamber changes and local government figures amid statewide reform efforts.
Robert King of Sepulveda and Arnold Meyers of Wolfland Hills won the 10th Hayward Las Vegas Air Race after 42 entrants. Seventeen planes departed Hayward Thursday at 4 pm and 25 more Friday at 10 am after fog delays, with Livermore pilots finishing second and fourth. Keith Peterman and Anna Wilkins took second in a Cessna 180, Sharon Murphy was fourth in a Cherokee, and Jim Turner of Oakland placed third in a Navion.
In San Francisco a former informant identified as Paul Maris by legal action is Gerald Zelmanowitz formerly of New Jersey. Zelmanowitz used a new identity while serving as treasurer of the Alvin Duskin knitwear house later renamed Paul Maris Co. He was ousted as president amid suit over damages and misrepresentation.
Senator Alan Cranston of California said he will oppose sweeping Hunt Commission reforms to banks savings and loan and thrift institutions until questions about winners losers and overall effects are better understood. Norman Barker Jr. of United California Bank was elected ABA president. Ole Metiler and Stafford Grady were named first and second vice presidents.
Senate panel chief Symington questions the Army stance on Gen. Alexander Haig serving as White House chief of staff while on active duty. The Defense Department cites four precedents but Symington says Haig case differs and upholds civilian government supremacy.
The Coast Guard reports 9 missing sailors aboard the 60-foot ferrocement "Light On Water" after departing San Francisco Bay for a year long cruise south to Mexico. Retired Coast Guardsman Robert Lawlis of Fiskericn's Dark and Marina saw a 55-40 foot sailing craft with at least two aboard on May 26 upstream on the Columbia River, unsure if it was the same vessel. Indications suggest the boat may have gone north.
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