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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1971

Page

8

Penn Central Probe Eyes Bank Action by Chase Manhattan

The House Banking Committee may open a new inquiry into Chase Manhattan’s sale of Penn Central stock before the railroad’s 1970 reorganization. Chairman Patman accuses Chase of using inside information from May 21 meetings with Penn Central and banks, while Rockefeller says no insider data existed in the bank’s trust department.

Washington House Banking Committee Chase Manhattan Penn Central Wright Paiman Dex David Rockefeller New York Bank Rockefeller Cyto Bene Patman David Bevan First National City Bank Chemical Bank Chase First National Chemical Bank Inipo Penn Cenits Pennsylvania Bevan First National City Banking Committee Stuart Sanders

Mendocino approves My Ranch recreational subdivision

Mendocino County Supervisors approve Oakland developer Jeff Dennis’s My Ranch project a 78000 acre recreational subdivision in Round Valley. The plan includes 8100 lots and 21000 acres of wildlife preserve owned jointly by lot owners, facing opposition over tax burdens and environmental impact.

Ukiah Oakland Mendocino Round Valley Here Jeff Dennis August Avila Fort Bragg Ernest Banker J. Harvey Sawyers Willits al Barbero Redwood Valley Ted Galletti Elk San Francisco

Market leadership shifts at P and X Market board

At the annual board meetings of P and X Market Inc John Magaddino was named executive vice president chief operating officer and member of the executive committee Phil Lip Fay Jr was elected vice president and grocery director Market trading remained active in New York with the Dow up over 242 points near noon and the S and P 500 little changed among 1 489 issues.

P&x Market, Inc John Magaddino Phillip Fay Jr Standard & Peor

Precision pins for molding GM reflex lenses

Precision work describes hexagonal pins inspected for molding plastic reflex lenses for GM cars. Pins have three facets ground to a flatness of 4/12 mil, then polished.

General Motors

Obituaries from Southern Alameda County May 1971

Obituary notices for John E Baber 55 Hayward May 2 Requiem Mass May 6 Our Lady of Rosary Union City and John F Breitwieser Fremont May 2 with Requiem at St Josephs Fremont. Also Margaret Leogrande 57 San Leandro May 2 funeral Cooper Mortuary Oakland. Gloria Pavon Castro Valley May 2 Requiem at Our Lady of Grace. James Sandige Hayward 64 May 3 services May 6. Catherine M4 Hayward May 1, Florence D Conlin San Lorenzo May 2 lists multiple relatives. Many other local obituaries and funeral details across Hayward Oakland San Leandro Fremont Newark.

John E. Baber Hayward Our Lady of Rosary Church Union City Sorensen Brothers Mortuary John F. Breitwieser, BB Fremont St. Joseph’s Church Leogrande Margaret San Leandro James Leogrande Lewing Mothar Rodgers Mary Schoonover Pater Karn Rickey Michael Leogrande Henry Kohn Sophia Myers Ang Winears Lorraine Wonderly Fresno California Cooper Mactuary Fruitvale Ave Oakland Arron Plueoer Berge-Pappas Morrusry Fremont Bhd Frank Decosta St. Felicita’s Church C. P. Bannon Mortuary East 14Th St Favon Gloris Castro Valley Jon Pavon Caatra Valley John Pavan Los Angeles Robert Pavan Paul Pavan San Lorenzo Mary Caratrom Julia Coite Rosalée Franklin Manuel Liness Lena Meters George Linea Gakland Anthony Lines Beatrien Stevenson San Lorando Alfred Lines Sanh Leandro Grandmather Michael Steve Jeffary Tom Deabie Pamela Robert Ge Pauly Janine Renee Hawaii United Ancient Order of Druids Cattra Valley Lake Chabot Road Caziro Valley Badly of Delynde Gene Denna Dale Daryl Daren Fletcher Daanelie Ferro Domingo Ronennibal Evan Jones Berkeley Kovisé Cramer Larra Rimanich San Jose Rose Riebsehinger Newark Bede's Church Eagles Lady's Maly Seaulchra Cemeery May Charles P. Botnon St. Falicitos Church Manor Blvd Mayog Ae Rey Palenske Shirly John Palenske Frament Fat Irong Cleland San Raion Hatert G. Hall Sher Renee Page Premont Louis Maria Moll West Covina Carl Crawley Missouri Jane Hall Wilamag Joy Texas Howard Lake Shore Ave Hayward Mortuary Mission Aivd Chimes Memorial Park Haywards Margaret Leogrande Cooper Mortuary Gloria Pavon Ow Lady of Grave Rosary Wynight Chapel of Valley M. Louise Pfef Ee Dominican Sisters Berge-Pappas Fremont Blvd James L. Sandige Sorenson Barthers Gladys Trowe Santos-Robinson Mortuary Estudillo Ave San Nora

Nuclear blast frees gas from Colorado well

An oil official said a nuclear device exploded 8,430 feet deep freed over 400 million cubic feet of natural gas from a Colorado well. Tests found radioactivity within safety limits. C Wardell Leisk of Australia Co., Houston, told an American Petroleum Institute meeting that the 19 month old blast in Garfield County shows nuclear stimulation could aid the gas industry.

Los Angeles Colrado C. Wardell Leisk Australa Co Houston Tex American Petroleum Testible Leisk Gayfekl County Colo

Liquor industry agrees to hire more Black workers

The Beverage Wholesalers Association of Southern California will create 140 to 170 jobs for Black employees within 15 months after eight weeks of boycotts and negotiations. The group also plans to place at least 14 percent of advertising in Black owned publications.

Los Angeles UPI Beverage Wholesalers Association of Southern California

Milk price rise seen lifting farm income this year

Economists from the Agriculture Department expect milk prices and government price supports to lift dairy farmers' gross income by about 5 percent in the current marketing year beginning April 1. Higher cheese and nonfat dry milk prices offset butter cuts, while rising costs may erase much of the gain. consumer purchases decline amid higher retail prices and food stamp effects.

Department Exa Ietra

Hunters Point housing project begins in San Francisco

Ground was broken Monday for the first 101 units of a 631 unit low to moderate income project at Hunters Point near Candlestick Park. The $42 million redevelopment will replace WWII temporary government housing and is sponsored by Ridgepoint United Methodist Church and a non profit corporation. Studio apartments rent from 41 to 121 dollars, four bedroom units from 54 to 78 dollars depending on tenants' ability to pay.

San Francisco UPI Hunters Point Candlestick Park City Redevelopment Agency Ridgepoint United Methodist Church

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