Explosion at PG E Station Hits Ashland Area
About 1 PG&E customers were without power for nearly an hour after a minor explosion at a PG&E station on Mission Boulevard and Hampton Road. The cause was not determined. Customers in Ashland and parts of Hayward San Leandro Castro Valley and San Lorenzo were affected. Service was mostly restored within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Pg&e
Mission Boulevard
Hampton Road
Hayward
San Leandro
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Hayward House Fire Causes $10,000 Damage
Combustible materials stored near a furnace are blamed for a Hayward blaze that damaged the home of Mr and Mrs John Klarich at 25916 Underwood Ave The fire started in a furnace room between two bedrooms of the one story house Both bedrooms suffered severe heat damage and there was smoke damage throughout the dwelling The total loss was estimated at $7,000 for the structure and $3,000 for contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
John Klarich
Underwood Ave
Armed Robber Steals $60 At San Leandro Service Station
A robber armed with a sawed off shotgun fled with about $60 after a 7 25 p m robbery at the Hegal Service Station on East 11th Street San Leandro Police said the clerk William Kellogg 29 complied then a customer gave chase but lost sight of the getaway car after eight to ten blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
East Idth St
William Kellogg
Kellogg
Man Drowns In San Ramon Pond
An Oakland man Edward Fleming aged 45 drowned while swimming across a pond at Wiedeman Ranch in San Ramon. He was with Mrs Orlene Dulin and others from Oakland when John McCullough 26 and bystander Kenneth Thorne failed to save him. Firefighters recovered the body at 7 45 p m, about 75 minutes after he disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Ramon
Oakland
Wiedeman Ranch
Edward Fleming
Orlene Dulin
John McCullough
Oda Loudermilk
McCullough
Kenneth Thorne
Amador Valley Blvd
Dublin
Fleming
Valley Community Services
Monagan Urges New Education System in State
Assembly Speaker Robert T. Monagan said the major cause of disorder in schools is education not keeping pace with a changing world. He called for a statewide system of experimental schools to develop new teaching methods and reorganize educational structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Monagan
Special Assembly Election Set in California
Governor Reagan sets June 17 special election to fill Assembly vacancy from Pattee death with a July 19 runoff if no candidate exceeds 50 percent. Bertram Rudolph Je is the lone announced candidate for the Monterey seat, a Carter real estate executive. Pattee died in a car crash, wife critically injured. Republicans favored to win. May 20 runoff also set for Stanislaus County seat vacated by Veneman, now federal official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Assembly
Alan G. Pattee
R-Salinas
Monterey County
Bertram F. Rudolph
Carter
Pattee
Stanislaus County
John G. Veneman
Health, Education and Welfare
Youth On LSD Climbs Altar Cross In Church Incident
A 15 year old Union City youth under LSD climbed the altar cross at Our Lady of the Fresno Catholic Church in Union City. Police and a priest pulled him down after several minutes while dozens of worshippers watched. He was committed for psychiatric observation and taken to Fairmont Hospital in San Leandro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Our Lady of the Fusety Catholic Church
Fairmont Hospital
San Leandro
Joseph Holloway
Newark
Nul
Holloway
Herbert Hol
News Highlights Inside Review Armed Men Hijack Jet To Cuba
The page teases several major stories including armed hijacking of a jet bound for Cuba, remarks by Weinberger denying tax hikes, and profiles from the LA Times. Other items reference Palitzess awards, National Guard activity in New Orleans, Duke trading Jazz for picketing, Oakland school superintendent resale issues, and a ship commander countering critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miont
Cuba
Weinberger
Times
Mailer
Physicians Required By Ads Continued From Page 1
In a contentious debate, Eichenwald and Kirby Richenwald argue that drug firms press doctors to prescribe combination drugs despite warnings. They claim the market pressures physicians and the ban has not yet taken effect, while others contend the opposite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiehenwald
Academ
Eichenwald
Kirby Richenweld
Areing
Navy chief rejects Bucher court martial for Pueblo incident
Admiral Thomas Moorer and Pacific Fleet leader decline to approve general court martials for Bucher and Harris. Secretary Chafee states no judgment of guilt, citing need for further proceedings and noting prisoners endured 11 months in North Korea. He dismisses charges as unwarranted and blames systemic factors rather than individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Moorer
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Bucher
Pueblo
Navy
North Korea
Murphy
Harris
Chafee
Tey
Court of Inquiry
North Viet Invaders Overrun Outpost In Cambodia Fight
North Vietnamese attacked a U S Army base near Carylon as a mortar and antiaircraft assault began at 2 a m. Four defenders were killed or captured, sixteen guerrillas died by sunrise, and reinforcements arrived to drive the attackers back. Across the border, Marines faced another night assault leaving three dead and eighteen wounded. The shelling extended to eight allied outposts in South Vietnam and a new Communist camp in the DMZ was attacked, producing three fireballs and eight bunkers destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Straund
Carylon
Saigon
Military ‘Command
UPS
Nat Gibson
Gibson
Els
1St Marine Division
da Nang
Twe Reds
South Vietnam
U.S. 2&H
Camp Garyson
Border Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam War Troop Levels Steady Near Ceiling
U S forces in Vietnam remain around 541000, fluctuating near the 542000 ceiling set by President Johnson in 1968 after the Tet offensive. The Pentagon is keeping forces 7000 below the ceiling as reports surface on potential U S unit drawdown this year. South Vietnamese units begin taking over battle gear from American troops as training advances, with one artillery battalion handing over weapons in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pentagon
Vietnam
U.S
Reagan Aims Medicare Change Amid War Aid Proposals
Reagan pushes Medicare reform tied to social programs and aid for families with dependent children. Gibson notes opposition while lawmakers debate funding and eligibility rules. The plan seeks to expand veterans and transportation support and adjust eligibility for alcoholics treatment centers.
Merritt Okays Free Meals And Textbooks
Merritt College trustees approved free meals and textbooks for needy students at Merritt College, funding 9500 for the remainder of the year. They also ordered an inquiry into campus militants who disrupted the cafeteria, bookstore, and a board meeting to back their demands. The measures were requested by the Black Students Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
UPI
Peralta Junior College District
Merritt
Norvel Smith
Black Students Union
Fire truck crash injures two Union City firemen
Two Union City firefighters were hurt when a responding pumper struck a car at Tenth and Hy Streets. Fireman Peter Rodriguez suffered a skull fracture. Fireman Daniel Rose was thrown to the pavement with facial cuts. The truck driven by Fireman Joseph Ferrario remained inoperable. no citations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Peter Rodriguez
Daniel Rose
Yalis
Kaiser Hospital
Oakland
Rose
James Kane
Louis
J. Hernandez
Princeton St
Hayward
Smick
Hernandez
Sg. Kane
Joseph Ferrario
Ken Garcia
San Leandro
Eden Hospital
Jokke
Complaint Identifies Alleged Campus Assailant
Dr Marilyn Blawie identifies a Hayward student as the alleged assailant in a campus incident in Meiklejohn Hall. Police say the girl may be charged with misdemeanor battery if a complaint is filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Marilyn
Slawie
California State Col
Aclege
George Sege
Kelly
Blawie
Blawiel
Meiklejohn Hall
Bath
Edward Carroll
Board Okays 1 Million Dollar School Cuts
The board approved $1 million in cuts affecting all levels from kindergarten to senior high. Savings include cafeteria suspensions, library and audio visual cuts, removal of counseling programs, staff reductions, and a sabbatical moratorium. About $424,000 funds a salary increase. $300,000 replaces reserves. $200,000 replants a minimum reserve. $184,000 covers fringe benefits. About 350 employees and parents attended the Bay School meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teria
Bay School
Agnew To Meet Reagan And Cabinet In Sacramento
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew arrived in Sacramento to confer with Governor Reagan and his cabinet and then address a Republican fund raising dinner in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Spiro T. Agnew
California
Iaday
Gov. Reagan
Republican Party I
Also Mentioned on This Page
News In Review
Hayward Area
San Ramon Pond
Special Assembly
Inside
Ann Landers
Telecrete
Publo
Crabtree
Fem
Elgin Breax
Lynwood
Calif
Cambodia
Reagan
Page
Carylsils
Katum
Jack Vereira
Castro St
Fereira
Betty
Castro and
Hayes Streets
Crecencio Arce Jr
Calatoga Junior High School
Nimite
Arce
Volkswagen
Fremont
Raymond Arveson
Washington Hospital
San Jose
Gilford Hyder
Arveson
Ralph H. Anderson
Charlene Way
Walter H. Potter
California Highways Patrol
Anderson
Rowell Ranch
Michael Murphy
Davis
Richard Maruyama
Hartnell St
Maruyama
Dr. Blawie
Carroll
Meiklejohn ‘Tall
Ace
Tlack
FBI
Blawhel
the Daily Review
Tae DalpRaera
Hoyd Sparks
Presdert
Chicote
Buuren Agia
Port Olen
Cahors
W. Winton Ave
Haywan
Alameda County
Cafornia
Gail
Phoro
Certer Square
Hrarcoar
Gabe
Memier Audit Bureau Circulation
Agnew
Gar‘loan
Morris
Foothill Blvd
Mowry Ave
Elith St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!