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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1973
Page
9
Deputies say two intoxicated women grabbed purses near the Top Ten Market and fled in a car after chasing Mrs. Martin and a companion. Police arrested them but later released the pair to their husbands as the investigation continued.
Police hunt two men linked to an armed robbery at Earl's Shoes 1277 Washington Ave in San Leandro. Witnesses describe a gun using robber who took $82 and fled in a white station wagon after entering the store and tying up a clerk.
Modesto area fatalities identified Mare Royal and Artie Malicoat among three who drowned during a camping trip near eight miles west of Modesto. Roval and Mallecoat died in the river while attempting to rescue partners Shirley Malleoat and others. Bodies recovered Monday and yesterday after the weekend incident.
A measure to exclude the San Francisco Bay area from new coastline commissions faces legal questions and possible floor action after committee delays. Senate Chair John Nejedly notes legality must be clarified by the secretary’s opinion before a report.
An explosion ripped through a Wilmington synagogue early today shattering windows and spraying concrete. No injuries were reported as investigators probe the blast at the Binailerani Temple with fire chief W E Glisson making no immediate comment.
Figures argue for halting dealings with South Vietnam Laos Thailand and Cambodia while others condemn limited coverage of the MIA issue. Nyhol insists on media scrutiny and recalls the earlier prison release as a justification for stronger memorial efforts for those lost in Southeast Asian conflicts.
The article reports on a White House purge claim and Senate questions about Dean’s recounts of early year discussions to target a senator and linked intelligence help from the CIA. Colson, Magnis and others push back while Colson denies prior wiretap discussions.
General Motors President Edward N. Cole warned Tuesday that GM may shut down plants if nitrogen oxide emission standards are not delayed. EPA hearings begin in Washington on GM and Chrysler requests for a one year extension while hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide limits proceed.
Sheriff Madigan plans to retire when his term expires. The article notes his educational background, including a bachelor’s in public administration and a master’s degree, and cites his concern over rising salaries and narcotics activity. He proposes forming a task force of special deputies to address these issues and combat violent crime.
A fragmented report notes youths enjoy a new water bed craze afloat on a mattress near Beverly Reach Massachusetts. The mid day scene emphasizes the novelty of the floating gadget and the growing trend among participants.
Fremont City Council votes against the Legislature’s reapportionment plan that would shift Brevant into the Wilh District with Hayward and drop Milpitas from the 13th District. Pending approval by the governor, a court deadline, and further city actions, officials discuss bike paths, fencing, and Mt. Vernon Ave development plans.
The Leandro school board faces debate over the rehiring of the district chief and a costly proposed two acre school site valued around 400000, up from earlier estimates. Critics urge weighing the new safety installations and relocations against redistricting plans and a 2000 square foot expansion at Halvyon School.
Hayward officials condemn the Highway Division plan to install oversized freeway style directional signs at the Missions Moolhill dock intersection. City officials and freeway committee members demand removal or replacement with less obtrusive signs, citing visual impact and municipal planning concerns. The council seeks talks with state officials to resolve the dispute amid plans for a nearby bridge and ongoing traffic safety goals.
A brush fire expanded across Southern California near Beaumont and Chorie Valley toward Oak Glen and potentially Banning. Firefighters battled the flames as winds drove the spread toward Roy country between Banning and Beaumont. No major injuries reported. crews from multiple agencies remained on scene five miles north of Banning to contain the blaze.
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