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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
25
The bulletin describes fair conditions for much of California and Nevada through Friday, with increasing clouds and a chance of rain in the northwest. Temperatures range from cool nights in the 30s to highs mostly in the 60s to 70s, with light to moderate winds and localized fog along the coast and valleys.
Fire department dispatches across Hayward Palisade and Castro Valley for smoke investigations and hydrant checks. Units respond near Sunny Place Gormation Court Mission Street and 700 Retgie Avenue amid trash fires and alarm activations.
At Washington Hospital multiple births are listed with dates from March. Gerald Jolson and spouse of Fremont report a boy born March 3. David McPracks and spouse of Hayward report a girl born March 14. Aude Brinson and spouse of Newark report a girl born March 18. Clinton Lowell Jr and spouse of Fremont report a boy born March 15. James Monsersin and spouse of Fremont report a baby born March 8. Joseph Gasper and spouse of She are listed with a birth in March.
William Anderson of San Leandro died March 24 with services at Santos-Robinson Mortuary in San Leandro tomorrow at 11 am. Alvin Hutchison, 05, of Hayward died March 2 with services tomorrow at 2 pm at Hayward Mortuary. Vernon Johnson, 15, of San Leandro died in March with services at Fremont Memorial Chapel. John Linnelis Sr., 67, of Hayward died March 20 with services at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary in Hayward. Mabel Maw Lyons, of San Ramon, died March 27 with services tomorrow at 2 pm at Jess C Spencer Mortuary in Castro Valley. Robert Matarosa, 73, formerly of Castro Valley, died March 28 with private services at Chapel of the Valley Mortuary in Castro Valley. Hazel Nichola, 87, of San Leandro died March a Mass of the Resurrection tomorrow at St. John’s Church in San Lorenzo. Rosary tonight at Grisom’s, 207 Th Lewelling Blvd, San Lorenzo. Clarence G. Quick, 88, of Hayward died March 27 with services tomorrow at 1 30 pm at Sarenset Brothers Mortuary in Hayward.
Obituary notices list multiple residents from South County including Beverly Waterhouse of Venture, Jance Nicholl Jr. of Los Angeles, and Mrs AMielius Boyan of Hayward. Services scheduled in San Lorenzo and Hayward with mass of resurrection and Holy Rosary recitations.
Detroit reports the Big Three and One Tailed Auto Workers negotiate as the auto sector anchors one sixth of U.S. employment. The article notes 534 facilities in 243 cities across 35 states, with 70,000 UAW members in GM Ford and Chrysler plants. It warns a strike could ripple to rubber, steel, and textile industries and cites the 1967 70,000 workers, 1,000-person plant multiplier effects, and 20 million in welfare impact from past disruptions.
John Hartzell Vice President of Past perfect Colonial of eZeland examines a grandfather clock reproduction on display at the Henry Ford Museum Dearborn Michigan The firm reproduces the original in as close a form as possible including wood imperfections to mirror the original craftsmanship.
Over the counter quotations are finished through the courtesy of Dean Wilter & Co, 107 A Street, Hayward.
At the annual meeting Carnation officials said two years of research aim to market a dog food with a pregnancy-preventing drug for female canines. The product awaits tests and FDA approval before market. Automation Industries wins an $11.8 million Navy contract for systems engineering services.
New York AP outlines basic rules for commodity futures traders. Emphasizes risk capital, a plan, discipline, and emotional control, plus reliance on government reports, brokers, and observation. Notes leverage and high risk, warns most speculate lose, and stresses self understanding before trading.
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