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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1972

Page

4

Man sentenced in rodeo killing case

Terrance DeWitt Jacobs Sr. 22 of Berkeley was sentenced to 10 to 15 years in state prison for involuntary manslaughter in the Hayward rodeo death of Henry Josley after a 10 day jury trial in Judge William Hayes’ Superior Court. Witnesses testified Jacobs and Josley fought at the Rowell Ranch event before a gun was fired.

Hayward Henry Josley Terrance DeWitt Jacobs Sr Herkeley Jacobs T Siperior William Hayes Hayes Josley Jacobs

Strike notice at Kaiser centers amid union dispute

GARLAND The Office and Professional Employees Union Local 24 issued a strike notice against Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Kaiser Hospitals including Kaiser Medical Center in Raynard unless a contract is settled. About 9000 mostly clerical workers may strike at 101 am Friday, initially targeting Oakland and Berkeley administrative offices, with broader action possible. The union seeks an 8 percent wage increase, pension fund reforms, and issues on seniority grievances maternity leaves and benefits. Kaiser says other workers may continue to work. nurses largely exempt from potential walkout.

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Eden Hospital adopts 8.5 million budget for 1972 74

Eden Hospital directors approve a budget of 8 505 100 for 1972 74 an increase of 203 758 from the current year The administrator says the district faces a 77 003 operating deficit which could be covered by a 1 million reserve or by potential room rate increases as wage price conditions improve Major expenses include salaries 4 182 429 and professional care. food and supplies 351 802 housing 812 505 administrative costs 347 288 and depreciation 120 349 The hospital levies a bond tax rate and continues a capital tax with a separate rate to fund a three year 47 million expansion program

Castro Valley Eden Tanner Massmann Oliter Centrix

Pickup truck destroyed by fire in San Lorenzo

Jim Norman of Star Wilkie reported smelling something and seeing fire from the engine as his 1972 Chevrolet pickup burned in front of 1983 Brockman Road San Lorenzo. Fire department estimated $1,200 damage to engine compartment and dash.

San Lorenzo Jim Norman Wilkie Norman Normsan Owens-Tilinos Oakland Bockman Road

McGovern shift dismays backers

Washington canvass records show young McGovern supporters upset by his apparent rightward drift. Socialist Workers Party candidate Linds Joness complains McGovern will capitulate to party machinery to win.

McGovern Washington Sen George McGovern Linds Joness Socialist Workers Party Miami

PUC seeks Supreme Court review of rate decision

California Public Utilities Commission asks the State Supreme Court to reconsider rulings that voided rate increases for Pacific Telephone Co. The commission contends the court erred in denying the raises while the telephone firm also filed a similar request. Earlier actions had rescinded a 143 million dollar annual increase and an 8.8 million dollar annual boost.

San Francisco UPI California Public Utilities Commission State Supreme Court Tate Paeific Telephone Co

Market Prices Slip in Slow Trading Dow Dips to 931.44

New York stocks fell in thin activity as the Dow Jones 30 industrials slid to 931.44 at noon, with decliners ahead of advances 6 to 5. Brokers cited concern over a decision about Poland and a modest May gain in the leading indicators as factors. Metals electronics and utilities varied while most stock groups declined and robber issues rose.

New York New York Stock Exchange Poland Commette Department

Correction CASIRO VALLEY motorcycle fatality report

Correction details a motorcyclist death on Vineyard Road in Casino Valley not Vineyard Avenue. Victim Stig Sanorenzo died Monday and cyclist Terence Rigas was involved, with the motorcycle veering near Walnut Road and hitting trees 31 yards apart.

Casiro Valley Sanorenzo Vineyard Road Casino Valley Vineyard Avenuie Pleasanton Liv Amore Terence Rigas Walnut Road

Cancer patient defies doctors and plans life after death

The Bay Area man, Selfa, 40s, battles a lung tumor deemed inoperable. He rejects despair, refuses embalming, and envisions a final death at a chosen hour, while continuing work and caring for his wife and kids. He reflects on forgiveness, patriotism, and a quirky plan for a posthumous celebration.

Ees Selfa Selfa Eden Casta Valley

Citizens group urges closing schools to use property efficiently

A neighborhood committee urges trustees to close underenrolled schools and repurpose assets to cut costs. They favor selling the 62 year old Linevin Sound site at 451 W duequin Ave due to high relocation costs and limited space, while removing the Hoover School park provision to boost sale potential. Bids open July 18 with a $258000 minimum. They oppose annexing six Washington Manor schools from San Lorenz to SA Leandro and back a state funding protection plan to avoid large property tax losses.

Ole Linevin Souod Duequin Ave Hoover

Younger hit for hypocrisy in booster tone and resignation

Deputy Attorney General Gendel accuses Younger of chasing spotlight in consumer protection while failing to shield investors. He plans watchdog formation after leaving San Francisco office. Gendel cites mishandling of Boise Cascade case and says the state compromised pretrial terms. Younger spokesman denies claims amid broader criticism of administration.

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Cranston’s son tied to drugging case and arrest warrant

Joyce Williams, 23, once Playboy bunny, alleges she was drugged with MDA at Marcus Caldwater Cityon home on March 23. She says she was beaten, held, rescued, and now suffers flashbacks while pursuing $13 million against Cranston Marcus and 40 John Does. Cranston surrendered. Ralph Nutters represents him. Maceus did not appear. arrest warrant issued.

Cranston Lords Superior Court Ralph Nutters Maceus Joyce Williams Marcus Caldwater Cityon Hee John

Westmoreland Receives Presidential Citation At Ft Campbell

Westmoreland presented the Presidential Citation to the 1st Airborne Division in a retirement ceremony at Fort Campbell Kentucky. The general hinted at possible diplomatic posts after retiring, and officially leaves the Army with a command tenure dating from 1938 to 1960 concluding in Virginia.

PT. Campbell Thc Stall Gen. Wihkem West

Agnews announce daughter to wed

Washington reports the engagement of Susan Scott Agnew, daughter of Vice President Spiro V. Agnew and Mrs. Agnew. She is to wed Carroll W. Stein, a Maryland state employee from Baltimore.

Agnews Washington UPI Spiro V. Agrew Susan Scott Carroll W. Stein Maryland Baltimaze

Nixon to hold nationally broadcast White House news conference

President Nixon will hold a news conference from the White House East Room to be broadcast live on radio and television Thursday night. It will be Nixon’s first session with reporters in more than a year. Timing was not set, press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said.

Washington Nixon White House East Roan Ronald L. Ziegler

UCSD Scientists to study brain drug interaction link

UC San Diego School of Medicine researchers secure a $512,000 grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to examine how drugs affect brain signaling and the central nervous system. Led by Mandell, the team probes drug withdrawal, tolerance, and how diet or genetics may influence addiction, with goals to find non addictive treatments.

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Plattners seek C V development with overpass plan

Schauffler urged a broader CV project including a creek overpass with a 31 stone wall to shield park visitors. Nelson criticized private profit in public space and urged district input before any ballot. The commission trimmed proposals and recommended a friendly appeal to the board of supervisors to review the full project.

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Senate probes Lavelle bombings cloud Abrams rise

Senator Stennis says the Senate Armed Services Committee will investigate unauthorized bombing of North Vietnam ordered by Lt Gen John Lavelle. He warns Abrams nomination for Army chief of staff could be delayed until the Lavelle case is resolved. Lavelle admits ordering raids and falsified reports claiming protective reaction while Abrams is said to be unaware per defense.

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Softtalking officer traps gunman in bold assault scene

A police officer subdued a gunman after a tense confrontation. The suspect was charged with assaulting an officer and related offenses. Miss Fink remained hospitalized in serious condition with a broken jaw and possible internal injuries. A superior officer praised the force’s handling of the incident and the suspect’s behavior.

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