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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1969
Page
1
Police report burglars forced entry at Mrs Curtis Chappel’s apartment at 955 B Joaquin Ave in San Leandro yesterday. Entry damaged a door lock. jewelry five rings binoculars and a .45 caliber pistol taken. total value about 705 dollars. Mrs Chappel found home upon returning from work.
Fremont police responded to a disturbance at 11 15 p m near 15th and F streets as about 10 teens assaulted officers. Three Union City youths were arrested for investigation of assault with more suspects sought after officers were knocked to the ground and chased by the youths.
East Hay Regional Park District Board of Directors voted unanimously to offer $110,000 for the 2,300 acre Apperson cattle ranch to block a proposed strip mining operation on the property. The resolution cited weak protections from the Alameda County Planning Commission conditions and noted the quarry plan would harm Sunil wilderness areas within the regional park. Directors also allocated 2,639 for boating gear at the New Castro Regional Recreation Area and 498 more for a possible Lake Chabot expansion if the boating program proves successful.
The Casira Valley Committee for the Formation of an Elected Community Council plans a five week extension despite near 2 000 signatures. It aims to meet Alameda County Board of Supervisors for reaction and assigns Livants Holmes and Stark to contact officials. The effort seeks a direct voice for residents in government.
A Hayward teen, who reportedly escaped from Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center yesterday, returned home with his father and then fatally shot himself in the chest. the coroner's office confirmed the shooting occurred after a brief visit with his mother.
Phyllis Alf a 46 year old San Lorenzo housewife died at Kaiser Hospital after sustaining third degree burns over 90 percent of her body. The Sunday incident occurred in the backyard of 17541 Via Anacapa and she was found by her husband around 4 pm.
San Lorenzo barber Seth Langston, 54, was arrested on assault with a deadly weapon charges after allegedly striking car salesman Leonard Mingus, 54, with a bottle during a dispute over a mirror at 18350 Hesperian Boulevard. Mingus, who reportedly threw $2 at Langston, was held briefly by another barber before the bottle strike.
The Chayes-Wiesner ABM critique may sway undecided senators as Kennedy aides circulate the 144 page report. Opponents urge cautious debate while supporters weigh the scientific evidence and Pentagon rebuttals amid a partisan climate.
Six arrests reported in connection with a policeman's slaying. Brief item notes page references for unrelated stories including an army helicopter crash in Vietnam and campus protest incidents. The page list indicates broader coverage and ongoing investigations across multiple topics.
Marilyn Blawie a California State College political science professor delayed filing charges against an alleged assailant. Fremont attorney Charles Snow advised postponement while considering how the incident could affect potential federal actions and double jeopardy concerns.
A munitions train hit a vegetable truck at the intersection of Interstate 475 and U.S. 80 in Macon Georgia last night. The collision sparked a large blaze involving shells and wreckage from a wrecked Volkswagen, with hundreds of shells lighting the sky.
Bay Area Rapid Transit District prepares to call for bids on a 2.1 mile Hayward to Fremont section with an estimated cost of 2.5 to 3.5 million. Construction slated to start August with completion in May 1970 if approved.
Commander Lloyd M. Bucher, skipper of the USS Pueblo, reassigned to a land post for a year at Monterey California. He will join a postgraduate management course and pursue a master’s in management while the Navy overturned a board of inquiry recommending court martial for him and the ship’s intelligence officer.
City officials weigh forming an assessment district on Dickens Avenue to pay for street and sidewalk improvements. Critics say nearby elderly homeowners would bear costs, while supporters argue needed upgrades justify action. Public hearings will follow committee reviews and estimates from works officials.
A federal grand jury in Cleveland is investigating a two year old case involving Abe Fortas' former law firm Arnold and Porter. The probe centers on a price fixing matter tied to Donovan Steel and Wire Co and other steel firms. Fortas’ name arises from a Life magazine fee report connected to Louis Wolfson.
At a Sacramento fundraiser hosted by Gov. Reagan, Vice President Spiro Agnew had his palm read by Teodora Escolin of San Francisco who predicted he would marry twice and face illness but not death. Reagan was praised as a strong personality as Escolin also read his palm.
Vice President Agnew defended the Antiballistic Missile program after addressing 5 000 state employees on the west Capitol steps and meeting Reagan's cabinet. He attacked campus militants and warned that protests could threaten deterrence while praising the Safeguard plan as necessary to defend the nation against Soviet ABM deployments.
Mrs Genevieve McNally of Hayward has been re elected secretary treasurer of the Peru State College Alumni of Northern California for a second consecutive year. She resides at 23716 Lynn Street.
Oakland teachers groups urged a delay in appointing Dr. James J. Mason as superintendent amid questions over a $651 payment from a publishing firm and a $2 million book sale to Las Vegas. Ed Case argued for full disclosure before the board and Mason, who denied a conflict and said he planned to resign in June.
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