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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1972

Page

5

Second death in camper mishap near Pleasant Dale

Lincoln Nebraska report confirms Anthony Booker died early today after a camper rollover on State 80 near Pleasant Dale. His wife Norma, 29, also died in the crash. Booker's previously married children were treated and listed in good condition at a Lincoln hospital. The family was en route to a battalion in Minnesota when the accident happened.

Lincoln, Neb Anthony Booker Windsor Court Pleasanton Tiley State Pleasant Dale Norma

Cyclist Tarence Klaas Killed In Pleasanton Area Crash

A San Lorenzo motorcyclist Tarence Klaas, 17, died when his bike veered between two trees 21 inches apart on Viney Road near Pleasanton. His motorcycle rested 29 feet away. He lived at 430 Alblon Ave San Lorenzo and was said to be riding south when he failed to negotiate a curve at about 6 p.m.

Pleasanton San Lorenso California Patea Tarence Klaas Klaas Alblon Ave San Lorenzo Vireysrt Road Pleasantay Liveemorn

Planners back Sunol subdivision approval faces appeal

Alameda County planners approved a 26 acre Sunol subdivision parcel map between Apperson Ridge and East Bay Regional Park. The action awaits appeal to the board of supervisors, which questions compliance with agricultural density rules and required sewer, grading, and surveying specifications.

Sunol Alameda County William Fraley Charles Moore William Abrot Apperson Ridge East Bay Commissida Gesturda

Assembly backs methadone bill to expand treatment

Sacramento and San Francisco lawmakers move a 5 million measure to the Senate after a 60 to 1 Assembly vote. Assemblyman John Vasconcello says the plan would fund methadone programs on a matching basis over three years to reduce waiting lists and help addicts, while Congressman Robert H. Huntington Beach cast the lone nay vote. Earlier vetoes by Governor Ronald Reagan are noted.

Sacramento Senate Assembly John Vasconcetto San Jose Vasconcelos The Angels Robert Huntington Beach Ronah Reagan

Youth gangs suspected in San Francisco killing

Barry Fang Torres, 29, was shot dead Monday night at his Stinson District apartment doorway. Police found no immediate arrest and believe the murder may be linked to a two year series of execution style killings by Chinese youth gangs.

San Francisco UPI Barry Fang Torres Stinson District Rale

Released addict found dead in Oakland apartment

Dennis Mendes, a 29 year old man released yesterday from the California Rehabilitation Center for drug addicts in Chiana, was found dead early today in an Oakland apartment by a coroner reported. Coroner Lynna Dorsey said Mendes, of 249 Callan St, had visited the building seeking friends and lay on a couch feeling ill before he stopped breathing about 3 20 am and police were notified.

San Leandan California Rehabilitation Center For Chiana Alameda County Dennis Hi Mendes Callan St Oakland Spertiment Lynna Dorsey

Woman seeks bus driver job. court denies appeal

Mrs Deren Barnet, 7 percent a bis comrortress, appealed to the National Industrial Relations Court in London to win a bus driver job. The court dismissed the bid saying law offers no help. Male drivers opposed her bid to drive a bus.

London UPI Deren Barnet

Four Burglaries Reported In San Lorenzo District

Four burglaries were reported to local police, two in the San Lorenzo district schools and two incidents of vandalism in district facilities. At San Lorenzo High School two electric typewriters worth 600 dollars were stolen from a typing classroom while a classroom window was broken. Arroyo High School reported more losses including camera equipment and stop watches worth 1 227 dollars from the gym during a basketball game. A vandalized El Portal School involved obscene writing and clock glass damage, and five windows were broken at David E. Martin School. A Hayward apartment robbery yielded furnishings valued at unknown amount, and two men were arrested for alleged possession of stolen goods including auto carpeting valued at 2 450 dollars.

Lncal San Lorengo Sheriff’s San Lorena Hilgh School E. Lewelling Blvd Arroyo Hirth School Barrett Anthony Machines Castro Valley William A. Basacher Oakland Enuip Renzo Kimmergarten Joe Martin Manso David E. Martin Paseo Grande Nick Lee Harris San Leandro Hayward Michael 4. Miller Tanager San Leandra Maniel Leo Bérger Castro

Court Nips Job Rejection Payments in California Appeal

The Supreme Court unanimously turned down California's appeal against a federal court order to resume unemployment payments. The dispute centered on suspending payments while officials review eligibility, with the October 1970 ruling by Judge Alba Wollenberg cited. California Rural Legal Assistance and county legal aid groups criticized the $6 to $10 million in potential administrative costs.

Wasuington Supreme Court California Eballe Younger U District Court Alba Wollenberg San Fra Svollemberg Otober Califrnia Rural Santa Cruz Alameda

Missing old flags prompt Daughters discovery in San Leandro

Julia King, recording secretary of the Daughters, reports two special flags used in Admission Day parades are missing from Memorial Hall storage. The silk banners, carried by members for years, vanished after being last seen in the locker room. Police classify the loss as a mysterious disappearance as efforts to recruit younger members continue.

Julia King Hiust California

Leandro OK Recreation Plan With Halcyon Drive Widening

Councilman Marin Polyorosa conveyed a veternity offer and will meet with city officials to identify needs for recreation. A late July or early August meeting with Halcyon Foothill Association is planned to discuss widening the southwest end of Halcyon Drive. Annunziato appeals a planning commission denial for high density zoning on a 2 Acre lot at Callan Avenue proposing 36 units instead of 33. city suggests applying for a planned unit development to allow tighter control. Hearing on a self-service gas station at 15120 Hespertin Boulevard was rescheduled for July 17. Underground lighting district assessments on Macacthar Boulevard approved after May/April continuance.

Marin Polyorosa Halcyon Foothill Association Inc Halcyon Drive Juseph A. Annunziato Planning Commission Ayacre Callan “Avenue Anniviziato Uhe City 40 Hespertin, Blvd Macacthar

California Delegation Defended as Democratic Fair Share

Sacramento AP report says California's Democratic National Convention delegation is designed to be democratic with a female majority and a young, diverse mix. Leaders note legal pledges to the presidential candidate and cite disputes over allocation rules as courts weigh the process. The delegation’s leadership includes Jon Burton, Brown Jr., and Dolores Huerta, reflecting a diverse coalition aligned with George McGovern.

Sacramento California Majoc Susad John ¥. Tunney Dcalif Tedmund Miskie Law Ceorge McGovern Washington McGovern Amb Ust U.S. Dist Philip Ithe Jon Burton San Frantise Brown Jr San Transe Dolores Huerta Cesar Chavez

Platform approves busing plank in confrontational primary

In a tense session the Platform Committee adopted a busing plank by 40 to 37 after rejecting Wallace delegates option. The final plank endorses busing as a tool to desegregate schools and improve education with reference to Supreme Court rulings. The Wallace plank, defeated 78 to 16, opposes busing and seeks a constitutional amendment.

Tut Joseph Ravh The Americans For Desaocratic Action McGovern Humphrey Platform Committee Wallace Supreme Court Congress White House

Contra Costa Clerical Workers Begin Strike Over Pay

About 600 clerical workers in Contra Costa County walked out and began picketing county buildings after county supervisors rejected wage and benefit increases. The United Clerical Employes union represents about 700 of the county 1000 clerical workers.

Contra Costa Ing Jim McCall United Clerical Employes McCall

U S planes bomb airfield near Hanoi amid counter efforts

U S aircraft pounded an airfield about two miles from Hanoi as North Vietnamese forces faced air and ground pressure. Saigon said more than 300 N Vietnamese deaths occurred in scattered fighting while Hue area saw fresh shelling and repulsed assaults. U S Command reported two aircraft losses in South Vietnam with three crewmen rescued.

Hue Saigon Hanoi Bue U.S South Vietnam Hug

Chicago police sergeant missing in busin essmen murders probe

A Chicago police sergeant, Stanley Robinson, 36, from the Grand Crossing District, is reportedly missing after an alleged abduction by four men tied to the murders of six black businessmen. Police Superintendent James Corlisle Jr announced Robinson was suspended for failing to cooperate, with a board hearing to decide his dismissal.

Chicago UP1 James B. Corlisle Jr Sgt Stanley Robinson Grand Crossing District James M. Rochford Robinson

One bill left on SACRAMENTO

The Senate Judiciary Committee planned today to consider AB 125 by Assemblyman Jack Fenton while two major no fault insurance bills died in the Senate Alliance Committee. Critics labeled Fenton's measure insurance company oriented as supporters pressed for reform.

Sacramento Farmin le Praluce Senate Judiciary Committee Blyman Jack Fenton Montebello Fenton Senate’ Ailiance Committee Alfred Song D-Moniseey Park George Mascone D-San Ister Moscai Reagan

Oldest officer reflects on retirement and past service

Sappy Cappy, longtime San Leandro motorcycle patrolman, recalls eight decades of change in the police force from 1920s beginnings with eight men to a modern department at the new safety building. He born in Oakland in 1913, joined after high school, and plans travel with his wife Ivy after retirement. He plans Europe and a U S tour, enjoys finishing antiques, and notes patrolmen remain first line of defense.

Scappy Treabeindous Be Police Department Davis Sti Tath Cappy Police Sehoo Sappy San Connery Oakland Louis Marta Sunnyvale Ivy Alameda Aise Sen Leandro Fle Lake Tahoe Europe Unite States California

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