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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1974
Page
7
In San Leandro last night two youths on bicycles accosted 68 year old Mildren da Webber on 43rd Avenue and grabbed her purse containing 130 dollars. Police caught one boy and recovered about 25 dollars. Bikes were found near the railroad right of way by Washington Avenue.
Patricia Anne Jones a 24 year old Oaklnd woman was arrested at San Landro Oaklond Memorial Hospital after entering the emergency room with a loaded revolver hidden under a poncho and a length of lead pipe in her purse Police said she is held for investigation on carrying a deadly weapon a loaded revolver and carrying firearms without a license
A burglar, possibly familiar with the home of Tonald Cabral in San Leandro, entered Friday night through an unlocked kitchen door and seized a coin collection while ignoring rifles and stereo equipment. Police report the thief knew what he was after.
A year-old Berkeley man who was taken from the San Leandro jail in critical condition after a suicide attempt last Monday died today at San Leandro Memorial Hospital. A jailer reported mishaps during the incident as police investigated.
Cecil Bullock, 27, was in serious condition at St Rose Hospital after a single vehicle crash on the San Mateo Hayward Bridge at about 2:55 am. He suffered a skull fracture a broken pelvis and a broken leg as the car struck an abutment and railing. Highway patrol suspects he may have dozed off.
In a confusing incident a Los Angeles driver Manuel Dias 21 was shot by police after a high speed chase through Oakland and the Nimitz Freeway ending with a crash at a roadblock near Avis Street. Police seek blood tests to determine intoxication.
A three day strike by about 1000 nurses continues with Katsor Hospital reporting stabilized operations as emergency patients are cared for. State conciliator Join Anderson scheduled a meeting for 2 p.m. tomorrow to resume talks between nurses and hospital officials.
The Bayward Hayward school will hold a strike vote tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Ten nism High School 27048 Whitman Head if no agreement is reached with the school board.
President Nixon refuses anew to turn over White House tapes and documents to the House Judiciary Committee. He says yielding would invite further demands and notes the May 3 subpoena deadline and the committee’s 10 a.m. surrender target. The dispute centers on material from November 15, 1971 to June 12, 1973.
The 70 day walkout by Local 5 of the Glass Bottle Blowers Association ended as production began at the Anchor Hocking plant in San Leandro. Terms are being negotiated in Los Angeles while 300 workers return to work amid a violence charged strike.
Nebraska cattleman Lineden Sete filed a 4.81.5 billion anti trust class action in US District Court accusing Safeway and A&P parent companies Gulf Maui Pacific Tea Co of conspiring to fix meat prices. The complaint seeks damages and an injunction to stop future pricing. Attorney notes the suit could expand to include more chains and individuals.
Mrs Sparks reported prowlers near the Sparks home in the northwestern Castro Valley area by Lake Chabot Regional Park. A six foot tall man carried a baton or club and claimed to be looking for a cat. The assailant burst in the front door this morning as two prowlers were observed again in the area.
A classroom activity with two burlap bags simulates how appearances shape perception. Students discuss prejudice, group dynamics, and the sense of belonging as psychiatrists Dr. Gary Smith and Dr. Richard Palmer reflect on being treated as freaks and the impact of labeling.
Carroll a San Leandro Hayward attorney Ed ward M Carroll received a suspended two day jail sentence on a drunken driving charge. Judge Joseph Martin of Yolo County ordered the jail term to run starting June 21 at 8 am, with a $440 fine and a one year license suspension. Carroll had pled guilty earlier and faced a new citation from March. He sought a change of venue due to publicity and appealed the Get J6 case.
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