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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
5
Stanford Research Institute engineers led by Dr Hewitt D Crane unveil a computerized ballpoint pen that can identify attempted forgeries by sensing anomalies in writing. The device uses advanced sensing and signaling to flag irregularities during use.
William Thomas, Berkeley school district business manager, quit after admitting a $100,000 miscalculation in income estimates and apologizing to the school board and search committee for the mistake.
The 15.7 acre Harold Lloyd estate including a four room mansion will be sold at auction. Trustees of the Harold Lloyd Foundation aim to fund education benefits from the site. Bids start July 27 through Milton J. Wershow Co.
Two separate fires burned seven to eight apartment blocks in San Francisco late Wednesday, leaving about 100 homeless and injuring one firefighter. The four and three building blazes on Leach Dingtt and Scott Waller streets were controlled within about an hour. Red Cross opened a help center. damage estimates not provided. A separate Republican convention note reports Cow Palace capacity and delegate logistics.
James J Bonds Jr, 24, a Black sergeant in Rimeryville history, files in Alameda County Superior Court alleging false arrest and a general conspiracy by the poser and dive members to damages. He says he was demoted to patrol, suspended in March, and faces embezzlement charges set for Oakland Municipal Court on July 14. Police Chief LaCaste accuses him of multi counts of embezzlement.
Martinez Calif UPI reports a four masted wooden schooner named Forester burned to water in a Wednesday blaze. Firemen struggled to reach the hull as the vessel lay beached on a sandbar in Carquinex Strait. One rescuer, 74 year old Charles J Fitzgerald, was saved after fighting the fire alone until rescue.
Eleven Mexican American women filed a class action in U.S. District Court accusing County-USC Medical Center staff of coercing or deceiving them into sterilization between 1971 and 1974. They seek damages, new consent guidelines in Spanish, and a halt to sterilizations on women under 21.
The California Coastal Commission denied a 24 mile, 5 million fence project by Bulgaria born artist Christo Javachevti citing environmental risks. The panel voted 9 to 3 to refuse a permit to end the fence at Dillon Beach, while Javachetti planned to proceed four miles offshore outside the commission's jurisdiction.
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