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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1974
Page
1
Union City Police Chief William Cann lies unconscious and paralyzed in Washington Hospital with critical but stable vital signs. Doctors weigh whether wounds or psychological trauma caused temporary paralysis as investigation and public response unfold.
Little League Baseball officials announced they will defer to social change and permit girls to register for local league participation effective immediately. Local leagues will determine if girls meet skills and attributes for team placement. Congress approval required for charter change. the program operates under a federal charter since 1935 with players in many countries.
A 19 year old unemployed Hayward man Robert Hannibal Long Jr of 25124 Calatoga Ave was arrested on an attempted extortion charge related to a $10,000 demand from the American Savings and Loan Association at the Southland Shopping Center. He faced arraignment before a federal magistrate in San Francisco. FBI said a money drop was attempted but not collected and Lang was identified as a suspect for his appearance at related locations.
Joe Fabel, 42, principal since 1966, is reassigned to classroom duty after a formal demotion. He plans to contest the move at Monday night school board meeting while officials defer comment. An internal evaluation cites persistent professional judgment problems, tardiness and weak leadership lowering faculty morale.
The weatherman expects cooler conditions with mostly sunny skies by afternoon. Highs are slated for near the low 70s and lows around the mild 50s. West winds will blow 10 to 20 mph. More weather on page 45.
Excited crowds along 130 miles of Egyptian rail route cheered President Nixon and First Lady Pat as they traveled from Cairo to Alexandria with President Sadat. Nixon called the reception overwhelming while Kissinger’s peace efforts and face-to-face talks framed the trip. Officials said millions watched the spectacle as signs proclaimed the United States a friend, and children along the route shouted praise for Nixon and U.S. friendship.
Fremont schools face varied reading results with many students below national norms. A district wide program is urged, including hiring a reading specialist and school by school remediation plans. Experts note wide deviations in scores across elementary and high schools and grades.
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