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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1974
Page
10
Hayward social development commission endorsed allocating over $225000 in federal revenue sharing for four social programs next year. The panel nears a $295000 total in fundable grants amid $900000 in requests, with the largest item a $37000+ Family Tutorial Program for 11 months aiding about 150 students.
In Hayward an Oakland boy is in satisfactory condition at SL Rose Hospital after drowning at a pool. William Woodley Jr. was pulled from the pool on All Orchard Ave after losing consciousness Sunday afternoon while swimming. Chuck J. Keyser, 21, a resident of the apartment, rescued him as about 15 pool users looked on. An ambulance revived the boy and he was taken to hospital.
Castro Valley woman reported yesterday that a white male about 20 climbed a fence behind her apartment complex and attempted to rape her near the laundry room. She told a sheriff's deputy the man peered over a fence, approached, grabbed the top of her blouse, and fled when she yelled for him to go away.
About 1800 telephone installers who walked off in Northern California and Nevada last Tuesday are back on duty today, said a Western Electric spokesman. The stoppage was reportedly a protest against equipment installation by non union members and the dispute was settled yesterday with workers returning to work.
In San Francisco a widespread power outage affected parts of the city. Utilities urged calm as crews worked to identify causes and restore service. No injuries reported as residents and businesses prepared for possible extended outages. Affected neighborhoods remained without electricity through the evening hours.
A fragmented OCR item cites a murder investigation with names such as Neha Chuer and Gita, mentioning suspects, arrests, and possible involvement by many figures. The text is garbled but references a police inquiry, alleged killers, and ongoing pursuit without clear dates or places.
Maria Gray, 32, wife of Yeoman M cArthur Gray, had her mouth wired shut at Oak Howell Naval Hospital to force a liquid diet of about 400 calories a day. Once married weights rose from 100 to 249 pounds, she said, and she hopes to reach 190 pounds. She notes U S men prefer skinnier wives and she plans to keep hands off the wire except emergencies.
A state mediator summoned 4000 striking nurses and hospital administrators to talks in Alameda amid a five day walkout across 40 Northern California hospitals. ANA and CNA leaders backed demands for higher pay and better working conditions as delegates at the ANA convention joined the picket lines.
An obscure report outlines a violent series linked to a group called the Death Angels. The fragmented text mentions killings, suspects, and a chilling spree around unnamed locales, with sparse references to individuals and events.
President Nixon's attorney James St Clair argued the Watergate grand jury acted outside its authority to name Nixon an unindicted co conspirator and pressed for secret grand jury evidence to be sent to the Supreme Court. He said the testimony relied on by the jury was insufficient and contradicted by other evidence, urging disclosure to aid Supreme Court review.
City officials and residents debated a nine acre parcel on Grant Avenue with STAC seeking a permit hold while pursuing court relief. The dispute centers on routing traffic from an industrial complex and a letter urging council to withhold construction permit amid ongoing opposition.
David, a B student from Iden Gardens and Treeview, was recognized for mental gifts and motivation at Hayward district ceremonies. Miss Bedsworth praised his nearly straight A record, athletic versatility, and place on Bret Harte honor roll. He attends a short daily special class and plans to explore an athletic program at Hayward High. The award, shared with Terri Grissom from 20 eighth graders, came amid support from Hearing Limited parents and a deaf community group.
Mrs. Betty Sparks, wife of Review publisher Floyd Sparks, lies in a hospital after a intruder shot her with a .22 air pistol at near point blank range during a bungled robbery at the Castro Valley home. Police seek youths described as 12 to 19. Housekeeper Antonia Linville aided and reported $20 taken, jewelry left.
The steward warned against crossing the picket line as violence risk rose and warned of post strike issues. Miss Eriksen learned she could seek NLRB help only near the strike start after contacting state labor officials and the labor relations board. Frank Mullany of Local 29 said the judge’s decision will be appealed.
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