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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1973
Page
4
Fremont police report a burglar unlocked a door to a residence and stole 1700 dollar diamond ring along with 2603 dollars in items and stereo equipment. In a second break in that day Delbert Houser reported 2605 dollars in firearms including nine shotguns three rifles and three handguns missing from his home.
Independent Petroleum Association of California executive director Joseph G. Sholl criticized Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti for politically businesslike actions around an energy crisis and gasoline price probe. Shell accused Moretti of using the oil industry as political fodder while citing tax policies he helped shape as discouraging oil exploration in California.
UPIs BAN ERANDISCO notes Stoamach Oil California reports a gas discovery near South Marsh Island off Louisiana shore. Chevron Oil Co says the well lies 19 miles south of Tiger Shoal and Mound Point fields, with burning sands at depths above 10 000 feet.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI scientist Joni Salk said cancer research faces a vast, elusive task likened to finding 19,000 haystacks in a field. He cited forms of cancer with a hereditary component and described plans for a new science called metabiology at the Salk Institute.
Reagan administration abandons two prison plan to replace San Quentin. Corrections Director Procunier says a larger jail complex is under consideration amid rising inmate numbers, with an $11 million budget restored for drawings and $18,000 for alternative planning.
State Lands Commission Chair Houston J. Flournoy urged lifting the state imposed offshore drilling moratorium if safeguards are met. He noted two major spills occurred under state control and cited progress in containment and cleanup. Other members largely agreed with terms, though some doubted firms could meet them.
A $50,000 plan for a two story governor's mansion with pool and tennis court was endorsed by a Senate subcommittee in Sacramento Thursday. Senator Waller W. Shern cast the lone nay vote, declining to state a reason. The project would be built on the American River east of Sacramento as part of Reagan's 1973 74 budget.
In Los Angeles Ellsberg and his lawyers sounded triumphant as prosecutors faced a potential dismissal. A government wiretap revelation, with missing logs, prompted calls to drop charges against Ellsberg and co defendant Anthony Russo, as the judge warned against delays and prepared to rule.
About 150 all-male and all-female colleges nationwide face deadlines to end sex discrimination in admissions under a 1972 education law. Institutions have up to six years to comply with approved transition plans, with possible loss of federal aid if they fail.
Friction within the GM workplace erupts as Local 1964 factions accuse leadership of corrupt ties and claim the International UAW favors auto companies over rank and file. They demand more labor control over working conditions and say grievances cannot be resolved through media. NLRB notification pending.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Public Utilities Commission staff recommended Pacific Telephone be allowed a 5.5 million annual rate increase instead of the 291 million it sought last September. The staff report said the utility should be authorized a 17.0 percent rate of return, or a half percent more than at present.
The Hayward Chamber of Commerce honored Hayward police officers and Alameda County sheriff's deputies at a dinner for National Police Week. W Van Blari Com presented the Policeman of the Year Trophy to Hayward Patrolman Walt Muniz, sidelined three months by a back injury, and Sheriff’s Deputy Clyde Leeper received a meritorious service plaque from Sandra Hill, Lay Observance Committee chair.
A development proposal along Mission Creek faces park dedication objections. Commissioners weigh privately owned space versus open park use as pedestrian access and creekside improvements, with staff opposing waivers. The council votes on a 5 sensitive tract map, granting a full credit to the developer and approving related street and density decisions.
Vatican internal memorandum says the new commission on women may be barred from questioning women priests. The Catholic magazine Con claims the memo proves a hostile stance, though Vatican sources say reporting accuracy varies. The document reportedly states that from the outset the option of women's ordination must be excluded.
McCord says Mitchell ordered tapping and sought information on a Democratic candidate from Hank Greenspun's Las Vegas Sun office. He alleged a planned but scrapped Las Vegas case, budget cuts from 450000 to 250000, and a second photographic operation. hearings open next week.
Residents from Hayward to Union City voice concern over rising fuel costs and dwindling supply. People fear layoffs, reduced travel, and higher living expenses as shortages threaten transportation. Some contemplate bicycles, carpooling, or relocation to escape the crisis.
The 6th grade CTBS and 10th grade on Iowa tests reveal minor shifts in skills. California 6th graders fall from 40 to 43 percent in overall aptitude with minor gains in reading and math and slight declines in spelling. 12th graders drift downward in overall rank but maintain a B level.
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