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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1974
Page
7
Mrs Betty Sparks wife of Review Publisher Floyd Sparks rests after surgeons remove a 22 caliber pellet from her upper jaw following a Monday morning shooting at their Castro Valley home. The intruder fled after stealing $20 from a housekeeper as sheriff deputies pursue various leads.
Striking nurses and hospital representatives met until 2am in the first talks since the six day walkout began and progress was reported by a State Conciliaton Service spokesman. Negotiations restart at 3 pm with hospitals seeking continued bargaining until an agreement. About 4 000 California Nurses Association members struck Northern California hospitals last Friday over pay and health care quality. The American Nurses Association, representing about 800 000 nurses nationwide, urged support for local nurses. Obstacles cited include weekend off demands and heightened pay and vacation benefits requests.
Delores Pina shop steward for Union Local 29 denies warning Kaiser Hayward Hospital clerk Patricia Eriksen to avoid crossing picket lines due to violence. NLRB judge Earldean Robbins ordered Eriksen to rescind a $125 fine. Pina says she did not threaten anyone and did not testify at the hearing.
Newark Unified School District will not see a one day strike this school year. Newark Teachers Association president Linda Agler said negotiations would resume this afternoon after indications talks could reopen. The union aims for an orderly process and would escalate only if no agreement is reached.
Two incidents targeted California stations. In San Leandro at 349 Davis St police say a 2 man duo with a pistol deprived the attendant of 902 dollars before locking him in a storage closet until a customer freed him. In Hayward at The Community station on Jackson St a lone robber demanded 45 dollars and escaped on foot, possibly with a weapon concealed in his pocket.
A two year old girl Therest Thigpen of Oakland died at San Leandro Memorial Hospital after Alameda County Superior Court Judge Spur geon Avakian ordered a transfusion against parental religious objections. Doctors said head injuries from a two car crash at Dutton and Bancroft avenues likely caused the death.
Four men opened fire during a city hall meeting in Union City injuring police chief Cann and wounding three others. Father Crespin, the pastor, administered last rites to Cann as police flooded the scene and rushed the victims to Washington Hospital for surgery.
Hedgecock likened the strike move to a football play and warned that without a vote for a strike the group risks losing ground. Maurice Schmid of Mt Eden High School and Lars Harrington of Eldridge School joined others urging action as the fall term looms.
The Transportation Committee rejected a bill to let voters decide on funding a new Dumbarton Bridge with 673 million dollars in public funds. The measure failed 40 percent in support as opponents push to block construction while environmental reviews and federal permits proceed. Construction is targeted to start next January with completion by July 1978 under Toll Bridge Authority plans.
A community discussion questions whether fluoride should appear on the ballot. Opponents claim voters are uninformed about fluoride's alleged deleterious effects and presentation of nine pages of reasons against the measure.
In Decoto, Union City pastor Reverend George Cresnin and Father Crespin work with area ministers to ease summer tensions after the Terrones shooting. Cann has walked Decoto streets, urging peace while police worry about further incidents and residents fear a repeat attack. A Polish trawler was sighted off Oregon's coast near Coos Bay, drawing federal notice.
Anderson resigns as executive vice president of the Hayward chamber after 28 years with plans to remain in Alameda County and serve as a consultant. Araujo to succeed him, continuing growth programs and maintaining quality standards for Hayward industrial development.
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