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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
4
A Frevd Chamber spokesman said hail fell overnight and again this morning between 9 and 1 30, coating a caller’s hanging fuchsia beds. The Public Weather Service notes hail around dawn in San Leanga measuring about a quarter inch in diameter and causing no apparent damage.
Police killed Jauregui 25 a former Hayward resident who was fleeing from a store burglary. An officer tackled him and was stabbed. a second officer shot and killed him. Activist Sally Bela Riya sued for press release demanding investigation into the death. Jauregui worked at Youth Brown Center in Hayward and studied at DQ University in Sacramento.
The United States and the USSR will start a cooperative study this week on the distribution of tide spawning stocks off California and Mexico. Coast Guard observer Kenneth Waldr... Waldron will board the Russian vessel Kaminskaia off the Golden Gate for two days. The Coast Guard notes the operation within the 12 mile Contiguous Fisheries Zone with limits near territorial waters.
The Daily Shipping Guide, a WO- year old page, suspended publication Monday. Kenneth Newly, spokesman for the Australian firm that acquired the paper two years ago, said the venture was not supported by the shipping community. Newton's brother Maxwell heads a group publishing suburban and rural newspapers and trade journals in Australia. Circulation was about 20 when the firm took over. revamp efforts since last August failed.
Culter Laboratories recalls 11,500 vials of a dextrose intravenous solution after three post surgical infections in Milwaukee and other patients. The CDC in Atlanta says the 8,500 bottles were part of one lot and notes additional withdrawals and notifications to state health departments.
The International Air Transport Association and its members agreed to raise North Atlantic fares starting April 15. US Canada up six percent, Britain eight, and rest of Europe nine percent, with currency adjustments through year end. Cheap excursion rates from New York to San Diego will climb from 418 to 352 in peak season and 495 in off season.
A Saigon spokesman said a prisoner exchange was progressing despite scattered attacks. By Sunday, 26,122 Communists would be exchanged for 4,253 South Vietnamese soldiers with U.S. troop withdrawals slowed pending final release details. About 360 of 6,300 remaining U.S. troops to be sent home by March 28, about 1,000 to stay with the DAO.
Two Cuban fishermen aboard the Cayo Largy jumped from their disabled vessel as it was towed into Key West. They sought asylum in the United States, aided by Miami lawyer Ellis Rubin, amid the first test of the new hijacking treaty. Officials said circumstances did not create a hijacking, but the case places the question of asylum and U S protection at the forefront for the State Department and immigration authorities.
The city plans a temporary assistant city manager while Riordan shifts between police and fire chiefs offices for several months. Dick Randall, assistant recreation director, will fill the interim role and then return to recreation duties once Riordan resumes the assistant manager post. McClure noted the move aims to improve department communication and personnel appraisal during the period.
Unclear riot report describes police moving through Athens as students from a university protest chant national slogans. Agents reportedly dragged demonstrators from a building while others shouted and clashed near a holding area.
U.S. and Soviet negotiators meet in a new SALT I round. Officials released only the meeting length and the date of the next session, with no further substantive details about talks or positions.
Senate hearings probe ITT’s Chilean role and alleged CIA liaison to block Allende. Merriam and Geneen testified on meetings with William Bros of CIA Latin American Division about protecting ITT’s Chilean interests in the Telefona Company. officials disputed or clarified involvement as investigations seek collaboration details and possible influence on Chile’s 1970 election.
New York stalls report Stu Znitver stocking a warehouse for an anticipated return of iron supplies next weekend. A UPI note describes a visit to The Toad Warehouse, part of Zenear's Mond Corp, which previously sold only in large institutional lots. Shelter quotes claim many pounds sold at cut rates to encourage conservation and large-scale purchases.
The article notes food prices likely rise through 1972 with a midyear peak, then gradual decline as supplies grow. It recommends families buy in bulk at discounts and conserve. James Mebane urges careful budgeting and suggests eating less as part of coping with rising costs. President Nixon was briefed with congressional Republicans before public release.
The Supreme Court ruled 6 2 that voting rights in water storage or watershed districts can be restricted to property owners. Wyoming and California cases upheld weighted votes by land value, with dissents arguing that corporate voters and nonlandowners are unfairly excluded. The decision centered on Tulare Water District and Valley Water Shelf Improvement District voting formulas.
The board approves a pay hike policy amid debate over SBON provisions and district funding. Trustee Henry Lienhard pushes for cautious steps while Treasurer Franikin suggests funding shifts from staff savings. A preliminary merger study is authorized with Holden and PTA letters read. San Leandro has about 20 students and San Leandro has about 14,000.
Police report a bank robbery at a Fremont post office where a lone gunman tied Mrs. Marion Mahan and escaped with about 4 090 cash 1 600 stamps and money orders plus 97 registered mail pieces. Authorities say lie detector tests were being used on past employees while the suspect fled left handed with a small automatic pistol and no alarm triggered.
Nevada Governor Mike O’Callaghan met reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes in a London hotel room over the weekend to discuss Hughes Nevada gambling empire. O’Callaghan said Hughes indicated he hopes to return to Nevada, though details remain uncertain.
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