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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
1
Alameda County voters cast ballots with districtwide totals showing Democratic Edwards and Raht leading a split field. Republican Smith trails as voters indicated party lines in state senate races. Boldface highlights winners and specific totals appear for districts and candidates.
Reading of partial results shows Fong and Kellbar among candidates. Democrat Fong tallies 7,218 votes with Kellbar at 1a 13th Assembly race showing 20,252 for Crown Democrat and 74,008 for Pugh Republican, indicating a contested district with party contenders.
George McGovern captured California's 271 Democratic delegates as he led Humphrey in Alameda County with 120,070 votes, about 31.5 percent. Nixon dominated Republican ballots with 92,496 to 3,364 for Ashbrook. The win pushes McGovern past 400 delegate votes toward the 1,509 needed for the nomination.
The volatile Prop 9 measure on anti pollution tightened rules on DNT pesticides and leaded gas while delaying nuclear power. Backers vow to persist as industry groups mounted a $14 million drive, warning of job losses and power shortages.
Bay Area voters yesterday rejected Proposition A to fund and authorize the Southern Crossing at San Francisco Bay. Results across six counties show the measure trailing by large margins, with Alameda County alone reporting a substantial defeat. Governor Reagan had supported a voter referendums path after vetoing a Crown bill to halt the bridge plan.
U S Air Force jets attacked a rail yard and a highway bridge within 25 miles of the Chinese border. The strike also hit the Bay Giang power plant and its generators, with cloud cover limiting damage assessment. A total of more than 27 strikes were reported across North Vietnam, destroying or damaging several bridges and watercraft.
Fortney Pete Stark defeated George Miller by a wide margin in the Eighth District primary with 50,616 votes to Miller’s 13,497. Ed ward Vogl was third, followed by Clarence Davis, Marold Michaels, Adam Nuedwall, and Johnny Abbott. Stark advances to the November general against Lew Warden after Warden routed Harold Trifle. Stark plans a peace symbol display at Walnut Creek HQ and a post-election shakeup in his bank Security National while eyeing higher office.
Elections aside, the outlook remains fair and cloudy with temperatures reaching the low 80s by day and dipping to the low 50s at night. The forecast mirrors today, offering similar conditions for tomorrow.
Hayward city airport committee approved final plans for a motel restaurant complex at the Hayward Air Terminal. Binker Development Corp plans a 102 room motel a Texaco station and a restaurant under a six month option on a 50 year lease on prime undeveloped airport property. The committee also reviewed a revised 162 unit garden apartment project by U S Hotel Corp noting changes in material and design though unit counts stay the same and heights were reduced.
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