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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
1
Oakland sheriff reports county supervisor Robert G Hannon was involved in a traffic accident yesterday while en route to the courthouse. His car struck a parked vehicle. deputies said he appeared relieved but uninjured. He and a passenger were taken to the Oakland airport for further travel to Los Angeles to attend scheduled depositions. Be tans were issued.
Chabot College faculty urged last night a pay raise exceeding five percent to be provided as tax sheltered annuities. Superintendent Reed Buffington noted the South County Joint College District has hit its property tax levy limit and voters previously rejected an increase, leaving no funds for a formal raise without a new proposal.
A Castro Valley Chamber committee led by Robert Nathanson reports majority owner support for a sodium vapor lighting system, proposing dramatic illumination at 62 045 20 install and 14 606 40 yearly maintenance costs, with yearly maintenance rising over time as districts consider broader adoption. The Board of Supervisors deferred a decision pending further cost analysis and policy alignment.
Washington AP reports consumer costs rose 0.3 percent in May led by higher transportation and clothing prices. Grocery oil fell 0.2 percent while overall purchasing power rose after tax changes, with wages edging up for about 40 million workers.
The forecast notes cloudy skies with minimal temperature shifts. Highs likely in the 70s and lows tonight in the 50s as the weather pattern remains steady with no major system expected. Mora weather details available on page 22.
In Hayward, a town of about 5 000 residents in 1922, a small group of 16 men organized to form a Rotary Club. Charter Night is celebrated at the Native Sons Armory with 140 guests, marking the town’s growing civic life and identity as The Heart of the Garden of Ben. The piece features Nelson Clemens, Hayward’s resident veterinarian, reflecting on his 32 years in town and his menagerie of experiences everywhere from Nevada to Canada.
City Manager William Hanley presented a $19.1 million Hayward budget to the City Council aimed at outlasting inflation with no tax rate change and no major service cuts. The plan relies on higher revenues from property and sales taxes, modest staff growth, and continued federal subsidies under the Emergency Employment Act, with a July 25 tentative vote and July 5 meeting schedule.
Fremont youths Jeff Ramsey 18 and brother Jerry 14 slept aboard tied boats as the levee breach sent a torrent into the Sacramento Delta. The dock rose, boats floated away at speed, and Ramsey fought the current, injuring his shoulder while pulling himself and a San Mateo girl from the water.
Albany dispatch reports George S. McGovern swept New York among 23 primaries, nearing the Democratic nomination with a surge from fringe to front runner. Humphrey declined to comment, scheduling a news conference. McGovern leads with 218 delegates, ahead of the 200 goal, as New York awards several at large delegates and Chisholm adds four. Congressional battles unfold as redistricting spurs intra party clashes. Nixon increases his New York delegate haul on the back page.
A Navy medical study suggests silent coronary disease is common among men under 40, with 30 percent of younger Navy fatalities from natural causes and 60 percent of Air Force noncombat deaths due to coronaries. The research ties risk to family history and high cholesterol, noting many cases show no symptoms until sudden death.
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