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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1974

Page

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Outsider Suspected in Union City Police Chief Shooting

Officials say the gunman who shot Union City Police Chief William Cane is likely an outsider. City and acting police chiefs stress nonlocal suspect. a $5 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction. Officers from multiple cities aid the 30-member force as Cane remains in critical but stable condition.

UNTON William Zaner William Cane Union City Zaner Decoto Jere Rashinski Cain Hashinski Union City Council Cann Washington South County Hayward Fremont Newark Livermore Committee For Justice For Alberto Terrones Decato Concerned Citizens of Alberta Terrones

Oakland approves 1 percent earnings tax on city wages

Oakland City Council approves a 1 percent tax on wages above 6500 annual within city limits, labeled a license fee and aimed at funding city finances. It will take effect July 1, 1976 amid anticipated court challenges, with estimates placing affected residents in the thousands. Mayor John Reading says the tax is needed to support city finances. six council members vote for it, two dissenters call it unconstitutional and discriminatory.

Oakland Oakland City Oakland Planning Department Alameda County John Reading George Vukasin Felix Chialvo

Zinc Shingles May Halt Tooth Decay, Dentist Claims

San Diego UPI reports dentist Neil Randol describes a zinc particle treatment to fortify enamel, creating a diamondlike shield that could prevent cavities. Tests are pending and other dentists urge evidence from broader trials before adoption.

San Diego UPI Neil Randol Newsconfgren Handel County Dental Society

Brezhnev Says USSR Open to Restrict Underground Tests

Soviet General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev told a Kremlin audience that the USSR is ready to agree with the United States to restrict underground nuclear tests and to ban them in time. He urged maximum restraint in strategic weapons development and linked the move to improved U.S.-Soviet relations ahead of Nixon's visit.

Moscow UPI Communist Party Leonid 1 Brezhnev Soviet Union United States Kremlin Supreme Soviet

Patchy Clouds Forecast for South County Tomorrow

Patchy morning clouds give way to generally fair conditions in South County tomorrow. Weatherman forecasts a high near 705 and overnight low in the low 0s, with continued mild weather. More weather, page 47.

South County

Nixon Offers Egypt Nuclear Technology During Cairo Visit

President Nixon traveled to Cairo and signed a communique with Anwar Sadat promising U S sale of nuclear reactor technology and atomic fuel to help Egypt meet power needs. He then moved to Jeddah for a Saudi stop as part of a five nation peace journey.

Jeduan Saudi Arabia Nixon U.S Cairo Faisal Taif Anwar Sadat United States Egypt Sadat

Rowell Ranch Rodeo Grounds To Host Country Music Concerts

A 900 acre Castro Valley site at Rowell Ranch steers toward a new era with a series of country music concerts. Promoters expect a crowd of country and western fans starting at 2 p.m. on Saturday June 23 at the rodeo grounds, amid banners, animals, and rural scenery near Interstate 580.

Castro Valley Rowell Ranch Rowell Maggie Rowell Rodeo

Youngest Graduates Reflect Anticipation in Hayward

In Alameda County the youngest graduates from Green Valley preschool at Hayward School on 2500 Oliver Drive prepared for a Wednesday ceremony. Among the graduates were Trom Left, Jeff Baerwald, Karen Hal and Amy Clark, all of Hayward, with Bonnie Rae guiding the group.

Jon Alameda County Green Valley Bonnie Rae Hayward School Oliver Drive Trom Left Jeff Baerwald Karen Hal Amy Clark Hayward

Southern Alamede County High School Graduates Feature

Tomorrow's Daily Review plans a special section listing graduates from all area high schools. The edition will include photos of commencement speakers and campus pictures from several schools.

Tomorrow's Daily Review Alamede County Ares High

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