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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1973

Page

11

Police arrest 11 at George Weeks Park drug sweep

Hayward police say 11 narcotics warrants were executed yesterday and today at George Weeks Park as part of a two month investigation. Undercover agents bought drugs and 11 more suspects remain sought. Arrests include Stuart Ke Scarborough 22 and Deborah Bradford 29 charged with barbiturate sales, Leonard Weise 18 and David Lindsay 19 among others, with juveniles involved.

Hayward George Weekes Park Saii Fie Weaker Park Kiwi 99- Tice Ste Ven KE Scarborough Maldane Court Leonard R. Weise Cresk Gane Unio City Richard B. Glam Miami Ave Deborah M. Bradford Dumont Ave David M. Lindsay Dumons Ave Karl D. Zurcher Jr Jennings Way Tony A. Lithgow W ‘Jenayson Road

Cause of editor's deathunknown in Fremont

Carol Jo Gillan 28 Women's editor of The Argus died suddenly Monday at Washington Hospital. Medical tests in process may take weeks. doctors say precise cause may remain undetermined. Services planned in Concordia, memorials to intensive care unit at St Joseph's Hospital.

Fremont Carol Jo Gillan the Argus The Argus Daily Review Dischfer Concordia Kan Fac Tanvirrayn Washigtar Hospital St. Sospeh's Hospital

Court denies temporary gag order in Alameda County rent showdown

In Alameda County, Judge Lionel Wilson denied a request by luxury park owners Lee Brandenburg and Rudy Staedler to silence park residents who protested a rent increase at 1839 Wicks Blvd. A March 28 hearing will hear why the residents should not be barred from making statements about the owners and their business. The suit seeks 2.75 million dollars in actual and punitive damages for libel slander and interference with business relations.

Lawn Leandord Mission Bay Mobile Alameda County Lionel Wilson Ue Cow Palace Daly City Paw White Fly San Leandra

Groundbreaking set at hospital expansion in Castro Valley

Groundbreaking for a 4 million addition and modernization of Eder Hospital is scheduled tomorrow at 2 pm with Hospital board president Joseph Jelincic presiding. Invitations went to area chambers, residents, and hospital officials. Project to take two and a half years. Work includes parking expansion, new roads, drainage. affects nearly every department.

Castro Valley Eder Hospital Josep Jelincic Corenoree

Robbery at Fotomat Booth in San Lorenzo

Alameda County deputies report a man in his late 20s robbed a Fotomat booth at 18440 Hesperian Blvd. around 6 40 p m yesterday, taking cash from cashier Diane Meiler 19 of Hayward after handing her a bag and note claiming a gun. The suspect, about 6 feet tall with dark red hair and a beard, fled on foot after showing a weapon.

San Lorenzo Hesperian Blvd Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies Diane J. Meiller Hayward Mano Center

Police Dog Score Helps Bust Burglary Suspects

San Leandro officers used K9 Score trained by Officer William Schroeder to flush two youths from a creek bed after a midnight break in at Golden West Trucking Co. They surrendered when warned as the dog barked. Shoes worth 725 dollars and office supplies valued at 20 dollars were found. police seek budgeted expansion of the program.

San Leandro William Schroeder Score Sanaro Creek Golden West Trucking Co Peralta Ave Schroeder Oakland Jim Metlina Crek Leroy Banchez Ella Beniis

Reading scores debate spurs plea for extended programs

District officials and experts discuss low reading scores and argue for expanding volunteer and teacher aide programs. Haertel and Mahoney question test accuracy, urging careful funding use. Heathorn urges continuous reading through high school, cites sixth grade declines and sex education gaps. Lepore favors parental church roles on morality. Board election set for April 1.

Wingant M. Vaertel Haertel David A. Mahoney Mahoney Norman T. R. Heathorn Hayward

Nixon crime plan proposes tougher penalties and obscenity limits

Nixon urges Congress to toughen crime penalties including higher sentences for heroin and marijuana trafficking and broadened obscenity rules. Hearings on Gray nomination delayed as administration pushes changes, aiming to deter executives with stiff fines and new mental state defenses.

Justice Deportmen Congress

Bee authors pet tax bill in California Assembly

Sacramento UPI reports Assemblyman Carlos Ber D Hayward introduced AB 879 to let California residents deduct medical bills for pets from state income taxes. The measure would cover spaying and neutering costs as deductible expenses. Bee, citing policy views, emphasized pets as family members and the desire for care funding.

Sacramento UPI Carlos Ber D-Hayward

Services Held for Lorin Fear in San Leandro

Lorin Fear longtime real estate broker and veterans leader died age BL Services were yesterday at Chapel of the Chimes Hayward Fear monitored San Leandro Chamber of Commerce and World War I Veterans barracks 1120 He served as commander of San Leandro American Legion Post 117 and led Boy Scout programs He headed the 11th district Republican Assembly Survived by wife Margaret a San Leandro daughter five sons two brothers sisters eight grandchildren and one great grandchild

San Leandro Lori Fear Momfay Chapel of the Chimes Hayward Foot Mander American Legion Legion 11Th District Republican Assembly Wise Cousin Mr. Fear Margaret

Dali paintings adorn Spanish airliner cabin walls

Airline Long Branch APT Ler ia Air Lines of Spain received a DCM from McDonnell Douglas with two Salvador Dali paintings installed for $70,000. The art may be rotated and used as decorative panels during long flights, accommodating passengers who prefer not to view art.

APT Leria Air Lines Spain McDonnell Douglas Salvador Dali Knut

Drunk charges dropped in bicycle DUI case

Walter E Murray, 56, had drunken driving charges dismissed by a Sacramento municipal court judge after deputies spotted him weaving on a 10 speed bicycle. The defense argued a bicycle is not a vehicle under California law, noting a 1‑pound grocery sack caused the weaving while parked near his home last month.

Sacramento UPI Wediwetay Walter E Murray Sherif'f Murray California Joseph A. Marlin

Southland Storm Drops Back as Clouds Clear Over Basin

A Pacific storm that drenched the Southland with rain and fog faded by Wednesday. Clouds lingered in parts, with Los Angeles mountains recording about half an inch of rain. Skies cleared, afternoon highs near 70, and gusty winds swept smog from the Basin as a crisp spring air moved in.

POW release plan sparks Viet Cong protest at delays

Viet Cong leader Tran Van Tru condemned U S terms for POW releases after Wickham halted the final prisoner list. He warned all American troops and detainees must be resolved before any prisoners go free, tying Laos arrangements to the broader Iran withdrawal dispute and FMC timing.

Fing TMC Existance Defense Attached Office DAO U.S Tran van Tru Viet Cong FMC Wickham IMC Tru Wanei North Vietnam Fedop United States

BART Faces New Critics Over Train Quality and Safety

The Bay Area Rapid Transit system confronts fresh criticism as a consultant’s expanded report blames equipment quality and control systems at Rohr Corp and subcontractors. It warns BART staff lack expertise to take full command and cites gaps in safety procedures and data coordination amid ongoing modifications.

Bay Area Rapid ‘Transit BART B. R. Stokes Ant Stokes Bart Board of Eport Robert Profet Profet Delally Hayward Yard Rohr Corp Chula Vista Westinghouse Corp Rohir Parsons , Brinkothorf Tudo and Bechtel PRTR Profel Ki Bart

Crime Ranked Top Problem Across California Public Opinion

The public rates crime as the leading issue across all regions and demographics. About 47 percent say crime has increased this year, 11 percent see more, 21 percent see no change, and 21 percent are unsure. Los Angeles County and Northern California report higher crime perceptions than other areas.

California Los Angeles County S.F. Day Purcont San Francisco Bay Aves San Francisco Bay Area Flela Research Cara

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