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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
10
The University of California announced a tentative settlement of a week old strike involving about 200 building trades workers at UC Berkeley and campuses in San Francisco and Livermore. The terms are being withheld pending ratification after a morning agreement.
Fremont resident Laweenne Burton, 31, reported a theft of $1,000 worth of stereo equipment and tools from his car. A recovered $40 jacket was found by burglars who hopped a six foot fence from an apartment lot to a nearby park.
Fremont officials learned of a Bay Area helicopter emergency service set to begin operations. The Oakland based Alert Identification Directive Service aims to cut response times to two minutes, transporting licensed practical nurses to scenes and delivering victim records to hospitals by telephone fax. the service would cost $25 per family annually and provide car insignia for emergency use.
After one of the driest years on record, heavy rain and thundershowers moved through Southern California. Storms drenched quountain and Gothill areas with inch totals, triggered three fires in the San Jacinto Mountains, and knocked out power in Perris Sunt City Elsinore and other Riverside County towns. Lightning and cooler air followed, with highs near 73 and lows around 65 in the Los Angeles region.
In Bordeaux Jacques Chaban-Delmas, premier and Tayor of Bordeaux, officiated the civil wedding of his son Jean-Jacques to Diane de Migeria Cezar in a private ceremony. A government initiative saw the couple receive a package of six classic French literary works from Balzac Stendhal Huge and others.
California Congressman Rep. Craig Hosmer, ranking Republican on the House atomic energy committee, warns that without new nuclear power stations, power shortages and blackouts will strike the West within a decade. He argues more plants are the only solution and notes lights could go out in Las Vegas one night to spur public support.
Range fire burn days may be allowed on ideal weather days under new California Air Resources Board guidelines adopted Wednesday. Farmers, foresters, and residents who burn rice fields and stubble, tree seedings, or brush and weeds may be affected. Beginning December 20 a daily 7:45 a.m. bulletin will declare burn or no burn days.
The Supreme Court bars states and governments from redrawing school districts to maintain dual racial systems in desegregation cases. Justice Stewart warns that a new district cannot be created if the effect is to preserve segregation, citing a 1971 North Carolina decision. The 5 to 4 ruling reverses an appeals court and emphasizes effect over motive in dismantling a dual system.
Isleton residents fled by boat car and helicopter as waters up to 13 feet flooded Andrus Island. Officials fear more deaths or missing persons while damage tops tens of millions. Gov Reagan declared the delta an emergency area and levee repairs face long delays.
Stockholm AP reports Sweden's royal guards face a labor dispute as castle guards threaten not to guard the king, proposing private firms take over. A spokesman says guards feel silly marching for tourists, while Col Nils Carlberg defends maintaining the Royal Guard for its important task.
The measure would assign initial annual funds of 18 billion dollars to states and 3.5 billion to cities with gradual growth over five years. State shares depend on tax effort and income taxes while local allocations use a complex population and poverty based formula. Optional income tax collection would be allowed.
Bee cites need for replacement span and environmental review as opponents push back. Davis defends submitting plans to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and calls for hearings to review transit needs before a bridge of this size is approved.
May consumer price index release shows an overall 0.3 percent rise while food prices slipped 0.1 percent. Nonfood commodities climbed 0.95 percent as the Price Commission notes high food prices stem from noncompliance not profit margins. San Francisco metro area food prices rose 0.3 percent in May, pushing the Trail index to 120.3, 3.5 percent above last year, with $12 today equal to $10 in 1987.
An Oakland lightweight boxer named Hannon is at the center of a crash case after his county car allegedly struck a parked Cadillac, drawing witness claims but no corroborating testimony. Police say Hannon passed roadside sobriety tests. he disputes the results and says he stayed at the scene.
City planners review five new homebuilding proposals including Gentry's 204 homes on scattered sites, an additional 18 homes proposed, a commercial center, and related improvements worth about 100000 in park lights, landscaping, and a 20000 bridge fund. staff note density gains and pending rezoning for other projects.
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