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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
6
Ray Doran, city manager, was reported in critical condition today at ARD-Gly Mat hospital's ICU after a week of severe back pain. He previously underwent lung surgery and was discharged from Eden Hospital in February.
Edward Quilice, 26, pleaded guilty to burglary at a Castro Valley home on Proctor Road. He was given a suspended state prison term and placed on three years probation by Judge William J. Hayes. A witness fired at the fleeing car. the incident involved a sewing machine and a transistor radio taken from George Hughes.
A late night strike call by the Office and Professional Workers Union targets Kaiser hospitals in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. Clerical staff would be first affected, with other unions expected to honor picket lines. Kaiser expects no medical service disruption at Hayward hospital or its clinics as management prepares to cover clerical duties.
The chamber of commerce in Union City hires Mel Eckerstrom, 34, formerly assistant manager at KPM In Lemont, to replace John Ratekin who left in March for a sugar plant in Iran. The council also approved a $2,000 budget reduction for the chamber.
A unnamed Shay old infant died suddenly at a Union City foster home. Police and firefighters failed to revive the baby at 2548 Ithaca Street, the home of foster mother LoTella G Metzger. The child, placed by the Children’s Home Society of the East Bay, stopped breathing after 8 am and died at Washington Hospital in Fremont.
An 18 year old girl Kathleen Lutho of ANBD Brian Fremont was injured when the horse she rode was hit by a car on Omar Street near Mayiward. The horse was shot by police after failing to survive. Doris Conde of 4662 Simin Court Fremont drove the car, which sustained heavy damage. Conde was treated for left hand injuries and released.
Fremont police arrested an Oakland man on armed robbery charges and a Fremont man on burglary and drug counts. Home burglaries yielded rifles, cash, electronics, and a television valued at about 2500 dollars. A retired sheriff’s home was raided. a suspect, James A. D. Hatten, faced burglary and dangerous drug charges. An Oakland hitchhiker robbery case tied to Travis T. Robinson led to an arrest on robbery warrants with 75 dollars in coins and an empty wallet taken.
Police announced bones found in a creek embankment southeast of Rhinn Street and a Western Pacific trestle may belong to the missing San Jose teen Miss Stidman. Investigators believe she was with Franco in Niles when she disappeared and that she may have been murdered.
Ronald Reagan said he will remain a rancher as long as he can afford it, denying his cattle investments are a tax shelter. He noted paying state taxes in California and plans to return to ranching, while reports link his cattle ventures to Oppenheimer Industries with brands in Montana Wyoming and Nevada.
A calico kitten sparks veterinary chatter as Mrs. McDonald keeps the hopeful pet. meanwhilemayor supporters push a Mayors Conference resolution with leaders including Joseph Alioto Lindsay and Flaherty. Lindsay cites urban polarization over the war. Memphis Mayor Loeb criticizes withdrawal positions.
The occupation at a disputed government site ended with police and soldiers clearing the area. About 12 Indians were briefly detained and released as officers ordered departures. Army trucks and helicopters watched from the perimeter while guards remained at the base to prevent further attempts to seize the site.
Hayward city officials debated an austerity budget focused on employee cuts and efficiency. Council members criticized excess paperwork and questioned revenue estimates while planning to review each department’s budget before detailed hearings.
SACRAMENTO AP Assembly Democrats press for a showdown on a 7.06 billion Reagan budget proposal while Republicans hint at blocking passage until Democrats cut back spending. The Ways and Means rewrite adds raises for state workers, boosts UC and Cal State funding, and expands welfare and capital funds amid a potential tax increase.
The report notes an expected defeat of the war bill and Senate weariness with the administration's Indochina policy. Longtime supporters like Senators Milton Young and others press for change as Vietnamization and land calls remain unsettled. President Nixon faces mounting opposition from factions in Congress.
Hayward plans major cuts in engineering inspection and maintenance while proposing modest budget increases. The proposal includes light streetlighting funding and bike path projects, but shift toward outside consultants and higher sewer operation costs due to state mandates. Police and fire staffing would not increase, Library and city hall expenses face reductions, and revenue projections hinge on modest tax gains.
The Nixon administration argues the Times exposure could harm national security and seeks a proper presentation before a stay or injunction. A government filing by Michiel D. Hess requests two reports to be reviewed the History of U S Decision Making on Vietnam Policy and The Command and Control System of the Tonkin Gulf Incident by the Defense Department’s Weapons System Evaluation Group.
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