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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
6
A Libyan Air Force plane reportedly fired on a U S Air Force C130 transport over the Mediterranean near Malta. The unarmed marked aircraft dodged into a cloud and escaped. Details were scarce on any injuries or casualties amid tension over Israeli actions.
Four Sout County students were named outstanding scholars in the 26th annual Bank of America Achievement Awards. Winners include Marc Courtneau Morea High School first in fine arts and Barry Corden Canyon High School first in liberal arts. Others tied for top honors include Angela Hancork Sunset High School first in vocational arts and Michel Arne Cagby Valley Chic Servont first in mathematics.
Fremont police identified the victim as Joaquin Precinda, 26, of Tramam, in serious condition after a Western Pacific section hand was struck near the Wiles train tower. The train master said the incident is under investigation and no details could be provided.
A protest will be held in Fremont in front of Ralph's Market at 11 tomorrow. Organizer Jane Boywel of Lin Wanten of Iremont will lead pickets urging residents to oppose high meat prices.
The Placentia district book selection committee declined to place Richard Buch's Lie on the approved reading list citing overtones of reincarnation. Principal Joe Bunluim commented on avoiding conflict with those who disagree with reincarnation beliefs.
San Francisco inspector says no lie detector tests have been given to postal workers and such tests are not being seriously considered in the Irvington Post Office robbery investigation. He notes reports of tests were false, while outlining that the probe continues with few leads. The Saturday theft yielded 13,897 in cash checks and money orders from the Irvington office, with the thief entering through a locked door while a lone female employee worked. Police say the robber may have been familiar with post office operations and may have lived nearby.
PREMONT Frances Hudelson of 1182 Deer Run was discharged from Washington Hospital after a March traffic mishap that killed his wife Danna Hudelson. Hudelson, hospitalized with injuries, was released to continue recovery at home. Authorities reported the accident on Materaiate Hill as a trailer struck by the vehicle, killing Mrs Hudelson on arrival at the hospital.
Palo Alto city council approved a housing bias ordinance at second reading aimed at curbing racial discrimination by apartment owners. The measure requires open records showing rental terms and conditions. The proposal, from the Mid Peninsula Citizens Housing group, cites a 40 percent rate of perceived preferential treatment by some managers.
The planning board withheld final approval of a general plan change for a 175 acre Niles tract pending a planned district proposal and possible geological concerns. A historic district landscaping ordinance gained first reading, while City Manager Don Driggs questioned Alameda County Water District fire protection charges as a potential revenue grab and service impact. The council approved funding for improvements at Divington Community Park and fencing projects, with further riverfront and field line fencing planned.
The mid peninsula transportation study led by Christopher Lovelock proposes exclusive bus lanes linking the bridge with Palo Alto Menlo Park and surrounding areas to divert traffic. It calls for faster bus routes, toll discounts, and reduced speeds on bridge approaches to curb congestion. It also urges new regional planning and environmental safeguards, with a 6 million bond measure to fund bus services.
Legal debate on property tax for schools questions the federal and state constitutional roles. California’s high court may field independent reasoning while examining if education quality is equal across the state. If disparities exist, the legislature may need broader steps beyond SB 90 to ensure equal education.
Congress thwarts several amendments as Nixon seeks only a simple extension of regulatory powers. Debate centers on price freezes for raw agricultural products and inflation tools. Major changes would have capped rents, wages, and interest rates, with limits on corporate reporting, but most measures failed.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a sharp February CPI uptick driven by meat, poultry and fish plus other foods. Prices for foods rose 4.9 percent from January, with overall CPI unchanged after seasonal adjustment as costs climb 24.5 percent over six years.
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