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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1972
Page
4
Sunnyvale police hold Mrs Mary Wilcox after the shooting death of her husband James M Stewart 35 a civil engineer in his home. Stewart was shot four times including chest back and arm with a .32 caliber revolver during a dispute at the Wilcox residence.
Public school teachers in San Francisco will meet Monday to vote on a strike in support of pay and work conditions with the San Francisco Unified School District. The meeting, called by American Federation of Teachers Local 62, will hear a report from chief negotiator Nixon Reitherman. Union officials expect about 1,000 of the 3,500 teachers to attend.
Mayor Joseph L. Alioto proclaims May Latin American Fiesta Week in San Francisco. The week features musical and dramatic presentations and will climax with a 14 block parade through the Mission District next Sunday. Phillip V. Sancex, director of the Office of Economic Opportunity, serves as grand marshal.
UPI reports the National Red Cross convention begins in San Francisco with a flags ceremony and parade of volunteers. About 4,000 delegates registered for the gathering, which last met in 1958. the theme is Hidden Gross the Good Neighbor.
In San Francisco All Hallows Roman Catholic Church, a fire damaged the building after morning masses on Sunday. Investigators consider arson possible though a pastor doubts intentional setting. The blaze occurred in a landmark with a 1345 origin, amid prior deadly 1964 parish hall fire. No injuries reported among about 10 inside.
An aerial search resumed for a light plane carrying three aboard missing since Friday night on a Palo Alto to Renton flight. Identified aboard were Glenn A. Hawks 46 his wife Marian and passenger Bill McManiels. Civil Air Patrol noted refueling at Medford Oregon and last contact was southeast of Portland.
Alameda boat Lehi, a 30 foot Chinese junk, launches to sail toward the Persian Gulf to revive a biblical expedition of Lehi. Leader Ed Torrey says the vessel mirrors Mormon documents and aims to drift from Kuwait to Guatemala. Crew includes Mark Fuller Gary Mater and others. Another note follows about Salvation Army buyer interest in discarded items.
William Johnson, 25, of North Hollywood, stood before 42 delegates from 19 churches to gain endorsement for his ordination as a United Church of Christ minister. He disclosed his homosexuality after years of self-examination, saying his orientation does not affect his work and calling for acceptance of differences within the church.
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