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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1971
Page
2
Bay Area brief reports Attorney General files action to stop U S Steel Corp alleged pollution of New York Creek near Pittsburg. Possible daily fines up to 65000 and a preliminary injunction issued by the Water Quality Control Board citing repeated violations of a November order. Company had no immediate comment.
Dr David Singman a leading pathologist at Alta Bates Hospital Berkeley died Wednesday from a heart condition He directed laboratories at Alta Bates founded the Alameda Contra Costa County Blood Bank and the East Bay Health Screening Center He was a UCLA and UC Medical School graduate
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union ILWU and Pacific Maritime Association reopened contract negotiations in San Francisco. Union leaders said a strike vote could be held if no acceptable offer on a guaranteed wage and related issues is made by Friday. The ILWU previously rejected a management proposal for a three year guaranteed wage regardless of work availability.
In Oakland two men were wounded during a three way shootout at Zerns Liquor Store as owners fought off two robbers. Frank Alford 57 the owner was struck in the head and pistol was lost but recovered during the struggle. Police pursued in a get away car as a large gunfight ensued.
Berkeley draft boards 46 47 and 48 moved from Berkeley to the Armed Forces Entrance Station in Oakland as part of a pre planned decision. Officials say the move is not tied to Monday’s protest that damaged the office.
A Bay Area air district inspector deemed a smokey stack discharge from a ship during boiler operations an accident. The ship released smoke after days of land based power testing. a missing gasket caused the leak and the agency said no action would be taken.
Five witnesses appeared this week before a federal grand jury probing a record one ton marijuana seizure off San Francisco. The San Diego Union cites possible involvement of prominent local business figures financing the smuggling. Eight arrests were made in the Bay Area as authorities burn 9,000 pounds of confiscated marijuana in San Francisco while 1,000 pounds are kept for evidence.
The Daily Review reports Way Sparks, president and publisher, is connected to a second class postage matter under the 1897 Act. Address details for communications and subscription rates are listed, including offices in Hayward and San Leandro California.
The Roman Catholic Church dedicated St. Marys of the Assumption Cathedral on Cathedral Hill drawing 3,000 inside for a modern English mass while about 100 demonstrators outside shouted power to the people. Archbishop Raymondi led prayers as inside, clergy and laity prayed for unity.
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