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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
8
Police report a 46 year old Fremont woman, LaDygne Ellen Boyd, apparently shot herself in the left chest with a .22 caliber pistol at 745 Savannah Road. Notes to her children and former husband cited family problems. The shooting occurred at 5 53 PM.
President Nixon outlined a plan to dismantle the Office of Economic Opportunity and shift antipoverty programs into cabinet departments after securing legislative approval where needed. He said most OEO activities would be delegated to corresponding fields while community action could be eliminated in the 1974 budget, with funding to remain at current levels or rise for other OEO activities.
Loya Adler of Cheviot Court Newark was discharged from Washington Hospital Fremont after a head on crash on February 2 that involved her husband Robert Adler and Steven K Nawahive of Elm Street Fremont. The Adler child Nicole, aged two, and Nawahive were treated and released. Adler remains in fair condition.
Burglars broke into Irvington Lumber Co at 9560 Washington Blvd last weekend, stealing a safe and about $4,000 in checks plus $4 in cash. They crawled through a hole in the building, rolled the safe to a rear fence, and worked on it among pickle vats at CHB pickle works, leaving a peeled bottom and a chisel in sight.
An Oakland woman filed a 700 million damage suit in U S District Court alleging fraud in the sale of Mojave Desert lots outside Los Angeles. Warsha C Kamm represents buyers in a class action against California City Development Co and Great Western Cities Inc claiming promises of a 75000 population city failed and many lots have been repossessed or are hard to sell.
Three Chi Chi fraternity brothers faced hazing related charges in the death of Fred Brenner, 21, after allegedly leaving him in Angeles National Forest to teach him a lesson. Gordon Gillespy, 19, surrendered on a misdemeanor Education Code violation. Morgan, 21, and Berges, 20, were expected to turn themselves in or already were in the Navy in San Diego.
Pi lot James E Fitzler 28 made his first emergency landing at San Carlos Airport after the front wheel on the Cessna 310 failed to dock. He circled for fuel then landed on its rear wheels and skidded 10 feet before stopping. He walked away unharmed with damage estimated.
Robert B. Carleson, longtime director of California's Social Welfare Department since 1970, will become a special assistant for welfare matters to Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Casper Weinberger in Washington. Reagan praised Carleson for reforming welfare and tightening abuses while steering California's program.
In Carson City Nevada the state Senate voted 36 to 4 against ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment to the U S Constitution. The measure had already been ratified by 28 of the required 38 states.
The Daily Review acknowledges an error stating Estranged husband held in death. The actual report says a Hayward man is held on an attempted murder charge in the fatal shooting of his wife Patricia Draughon, who was seriously injured but survived.
Federal forces surrounded the Pine Ridge Oglala Lakota site in a tense siege tied to the Wounded Knee massacre anniversary. Hostage Gildersleve received medical help after heart trouble, as officials and Fool's Crow negotiated entry with medicine. Means defended hostages as prisoners of war and warned of danger if troops were to advance.
A Hayward School District Adult School forum on Design for Human Potential featured Ball describing TM’s spread to ACT and its positive effects on actors and audiences. He argued meditation enhances happiness, awareness, and stage presence, noting no direct causal link but visible benefits, while dismissing suffering as necessary for creativity.
In Oakland 200 mothers filled Alameda County Administration Building with signs urging adequate child care. Organized by the Community Committee to Save Our Children and attended by Bobby Seale, the rally warned that funding cuts would force impoverished women to quit work or training programs.
LATTLE ROCK Arkansas UPI A bill to permit legislators to carry guns failed to receive a favorable recommendation from a state House committee. The sponsor argued a few lawmakers were already carrying weapons.
President Nixon vows to curb welfare incentives and improve aid to the poor through administrative measures as Congress stalls broad reform. He outlines budget actions to tighten state and local welfare control, proposes health insurance legislation again, and pledges to consolidate education grants into a 2.6 billion package while addressing elderly tax burdens and dismantling the Office of Economic Opportunity with required approvals.
The Reds announce freeing 142 POWs and eight U.S. civilians plus one Canadian civilian with 407 U.S. military personnel, 16 U.S. and seven foreign civilians remaining. Monika Schwinn and Bernhard Diehl named among Germans captured in 1949. Repatriation expected Sunday morning. U.S. may not attack North Vietnamese SAM sites as cease-fire talks continue in Saigon.
Kristine Whitlock a second grade student at St Rita School for the Deaf in Loveland Ohio received a silver plaque for rescuing her two younger brothers from their burning home. The eight year old used fire safety steps learned at school to escape a blaze started after her father left for work.
Triant hoy attempted arson in a school bay causing smoke and a contained blaze. Fire officials credited retardant chemicals for stopping the fire before spread. The building and contents valued at 100000 dollars. Fire inspector said the bay escaped unharmed despite dangerous fumes. The boy, described as docile and frightened, is in his mother's custody and will enter an extensive fire department training program.
Oakland police charged Harold J. Holmes, a Black Panther official, with the murder of Anthony Coshit after a Feb. 17 shooting in front of the Black Panther headquarters. Costa died later at San Leandro Memorial Hospital. Voter registrar Volmes was on bail for an attack at North Persia Community College.
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