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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1976
Page
8
UPI reports a division over a bill that would impose broad penalties and potential controls on advertising and marketing. The measure, backed by Serpe Reer, seeks to curb certain practices while promising protections for mock protections and market competitiveness.
A year old man suffered a heart attack while driving southbound in the 300 block off San Leandro Boulevard around 3 45 p m police said his car then struck two parked vehicles In another incident a 21 year old Oakland man allegedly stole a leather jacket from a Bayfair store and fled He was arrested on a false representation charge after giving police an assumed name
A 31 year old man was in critical condition at Vesper Memorial Hospital after a gunshot wound believed tied to a personal safety crisis. Police said Keith P. Keeling, 1965 Davis, was found in front of his home with a pistol wound around 3 p.m. Witnesses reported recent despondency.
The blotter details numerous burglaries and thefts in Sam County from Friday through Sunday, including broken windows, stolen cash and valuables, purse snatches, jewelry, radios, televisions, and tools. Notable addresses include Belland, Union City, Castro Valley, and Hayward areas with losses varying up to thousands of dollars. Detectives seek information on suspects and incidents at listed locales.
Alameda County supervisors warn that a strike could force cancelation of the Pleasanton fair and hurt 4H youths who rely on livestock sales and summer wages. Fred Cooper notes past loans by youths to buy feed as livestock prices drop if the event is blocked. union counsel seeks court injunction while Campbell urges immediate negotiations.
Melinda Martin hosted ten taped episodes at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel while labor unrest persisted. A citizen’s arrest was reported for a striker near Highland Hospital as heat caused fainting, and a portable restroom near the picket lines burned overnight per county sheriff details.
President Ford, addressing Southern Baptists in Norfolk, warned that public officials owe a duty to set a moral example amid alleged sexual misconduct in Congress. He urged candidates with Christian principles and lauded Jimmy Carter, recalling Carter’s past praise and welcoming a courteous exchange with the former vice president.
A 20 year old Oakland man was taken into custody after an alleged rape of an 18 year old San Leandro woman. Douglas Allen Roper was arrested by East Bay Regional Park District officers on Lake Chabot Road as the pair walked toward San Leandro. He is jailed at Santa Rita with bail set at $20,000.
The union seeks $15.03 per hour and about 29600 annual wages for fully employed construction electricians, up from 13.29. The industry has no strike history since 1978 due to a no strike contract, with disputes previously arbitrated by a joint board. Dale Kirkland notes recession and inflation as context for the demand. Tom Sweeney unavailable for comment.
Marin County to San Francisco buses restart after 85 day drivers strike ends. Directors approve a 1 cent raise to 96.89, with a Living Clause. Tom Hayden proposes a progressive Democratic wing party after losing primary to Sen. Turney in San Diego. GM plant in South Gate shifts to production of electric cars to cope with demand.
The last surviving quadruplet girl born May 17 to an East St. Louis couple died Monday at Children's Hospital. Angela Meyers died at 12:45 p.m. hospital officials said. The report notes a massive brain hemorrhage as the cause.
Fujiwara committee proposes immediate steps to cut city costs including merging police and fire dispatchers into a nine-employee unit to slash delays and save up to 200000 annually. Additional ideas include shared vehicle fleets and pooling administrators, plus joint use of school and county facilities with Fremont Unified School District to curb capital spending.
Firefighters from 10 communities battled a major wildfire less than a mile from San Rafael City Hall aided by state planes and a Coast Guard crew evacuating over 400 residents. Winds threatened renewed flames as authorities imposed water restrictions and burning permits statewide amid extreme heat and dry conditions.
Cambridge Massachusetts Harvard University refuses Daniel Patrick Moynihan another leave of absence from his professorship in government. President Derek Bok announced the decision citing Moynihan understands the situation.
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