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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1975
Page
9
San Leandro police found and removed 130 marijuana plants growing in the center divider strip of Hesperian Boulevard between Olby Street and the railroad tracks. Neal C. Schutt alerted officers after noticing individuals in the vegetation. plants ranged from one to 20 inches, hidden along the busy roadway.
A Union City temporary city employee named Robert Aguirre, 22, was arrested after a fellow worker reported a syringe fell from his pocket at the city corporation yard. Police found several bags of heroin valued at about $200. Aguirre had been hired for two months in the parks maintenance division under a CETA grant.
Robert Rowe, 21, said he returned home at 10 pm and surprised two burglars. A struggle ensued, he was struck with a knife and lost consciousness, money and stereo gear valued at 1365 dollars were reported stolen. Gene Paul Lakleur of Hayward faced similar proceedings.
Hayward police arrested Bagoon Kay er Scot, 23, of Turlock on suspicion of extortion. A Hayward man, Floyd Rennure, 24, said he met Scot yesterday at the Southland Slapping Center. Scot allegedly drove him to salt flats, pointed a gun, threatened to kill him, then returned to Hayward to collect pay and money, with a witness reporting the incident.
Three people were injured in separate incidents yesterday near Leandro. A 70 year old woman, Vielul Lyons, was critically injured crossing Dutton Avenue near East 14th Street when hit by a van driven by Richard McWolf. A motorcyclist avoided a child’s exit from a station wagon after a rear door opened, sustaining scrapes and needing no major treatment. A San Leandro man, Fred LeeRoy Murphy, 18, head injuries and scratches led to arrest on suspicion of stealing the vehicle involved, which was later found crashed into a power pole on Teagarden Street.
A bomb ripped the Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Alameda, with blasts shattering a frame building on Central Avenue. Investigators say the device was under the door, causing 312,000 in damage but no fire or injuries. FBI probe linked to New World Liberation Front.
An advanced farrier from the village offers two six week courses at the Nova Scotia Agricultural College. She uses tools similar to those of her great great grandfather Robert Smith who built the village's first blacksmith shop in 1856.
Hayward grapples with subsidizing private ambulance firms at about 85 000 annually to cover uncollectible bills as county takeover of indigent patient costs looms. Council resists reversing late decisions, two new ambulances ordered, service to begin noon Monday with police emergency line 8 1 0.
Fresno County Superior Court Judge Denver Peckinpah placed 22 year old Harlon James Cook on five years probation after he pleaded guilty to grand larceny in a March 14 purse snatching at a Fresno shopping center. Cook earned credit for 10 days served of a one year sentence and the remaining balance was suspended.
Grand jury heard 14 witnesses from 9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. yesterday before returning a secret indictment. Alameda surrendered as charges remained sealed until today. Former Fremont officials, including Thomas Maloney and Mary Rodrigues, served in roles at the school district when alleged violations occurred.
Russell Little and Joseph Remiro of the Symbionese Liberation Army were sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Oakland Schools Superintendent Marcus Foster. They also received six months to 20 years for the attempted murder of Foster's aide, Robert Blackburn, severely wounded in the 1973 shooting. Parole possible after seven years under California law.
A San Diego Navy board recommended honorable discharge for reserve lieutenant commander Gary Hess, who acknowledged being bisexual amid homosexuality charges. Hess plans to fight the recommendation through all administrative levels, while federal processes proceed.
Gov Edmund Brown Jr faces choosing how much to cut from the $11.67 billion state budget before signing. In an AP interview he refused to specify the amount, citing public opposition to tax increases and the need to hold the line. He would not commit to signing the inflation relief bill for schools by the constitutional deadline as the Assembly approved a $117 million larger budget and Finance surveys the line-by-line items.
Budget changes spark acrimony as directors Allen Glenn and Bianco oppose fare increases and parking fees. Allen advocates restoring night service citing $1 million cost for 2.5 million Alameda residents, while Glenn criticizes suburban riders subsidizing city riders. Oakland approves $4 million airport extension with two new stations and daytime airport loop.
A fire caused $400000 damage and prompted a water blanket response to prevent spread to a neighboring building. Police and fire marshals along with arson inspectors are investigating the cause. In a separate Hayward blaze at Tanglewood Apartments a cardboard stack on an electric stove ignited when power was turned on for five minutes. Damage to kitchen and attic estimated at $15080. Tenant Sheryl Frasca was moving in at 5200 Hillary St.
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