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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1973
Page
13
The first quarter sales tax collection totals show Oakland linked cities with varied receipts. Fremont reports 215000, Newark 95000, Petlenton 25000, while the county's portion remains unclear. Total city revenue approaches 900000 with several gaps in the figures.
A San Lorenzo man is among three candidates for priesthood to be ordained tonight by Archbishop Joseph Mochicken. Rev. Robert K. Allen is one of two candidates to be ordained to the diaconate at St. Patrick's Seminary in Menlo Park. The Rev. Rien, son of Mrs. Agnes Rien, attended Sunset High School and California State University in Hayward. Senior year assignments include Rev. Paul Cleu and Rev. James V. Matthews, both from Oakland, under Bishop Floyd L. Regio.
Lawrence K. de la Gardalle, 27, of Walnut Creek, pled guilty in San Leandro municipal court to misdemeanor charges after allegedly attacking an officer at a disturbance near John's Bar and Lower Devis Street. He received six months probation under judge Raber. Co-defendants Youngblesd, Royal Ave Hayward, and Michel tt from Gainsborough Terrace Fromont faced resisting arrest charges. those counts were dismissed.
In Eden Area YMCA events, Big and Jute braves from Fathers and Sons and Indian Guide tribes will assemble at Vicir annual spring camp near Santa Mountains. About 240 girls and boys ages 0 to 9 arrive by private conveyance to join in nature crafts, a Roundhill derby, hikes, camp fire skills, and a traditional swap shop led by Boil Slayton and council chief Mallle Moore.
Police report two women Peggy Louise Michael 23 of 2ear Center St Cash Valley and Debra Lynn Garcia 19 were charged with maintaining a house of ill repute and soliciting in an undercover sting at a Union City massage parlor. A juvenile reported as endangered was held for court while the two suspects were released on citation. The arrests occurred about 4 30 pm with undercover assistance from Hayward police.
Augustin Gyrey editor of La Vos dal Pueblo newspaper in Hayward and Berkeley student won a citation in the Robert P Kennedy Journalism Awards. His weekly La Vos has been published in Hayward and will pause publication after he completes his master’s in journalism at UC Berkeley.
Holy Ghost Festival events sponsored by S.D.ES in Union City feature parades at 3 p.m. and 10 a.m. on Sunday with dances and a SD.R.S. hall parade. Senior pot luck dinner honors 45 high school seniors at 410 Tagin Si San Lonengo, plus scholarships by Eden Townslip Japanese American Citizens League and Eden Japanese American Youths. Pancake breakfast 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at High School cafe, 1000 HSt. Proceeds support Lions charities. Mother Daughter Tea at Cherryland School PPA 7 p.m. includes crafts. Fourth Annual Bicycle Redes at Newark High School with free bike inspection and parade. School carnival by Louis Huschin Parents Club at Lenaceow noon to 4 p.m. 96190 Rusehin Drive. Barbeque at Livermore Sunday 1 to 8 p.m. with trap, skeet shooting, dancing, and dinner $4.80 adults $1 children under 12. Union City Library hosts chess coaching by Herne Bending of U.S. Chess Federation and Piedmont Chess Club.
Fidelity Savings and Losn have filed plans with Hayward for a two story glass cube showroom on the southwest corner of A street and Richard Place. The design features a reflective glass shell with an interior mezzanine and no second floor to maximize exposure, replacing two vacant frame houses. Construction could start within a month with a 20000 dollar cost estimate, and 13 parking spaces planned to the rear. The project aims to boost visibility in Hayward’s banking district while the city processes permits.
The proposed 1.6 million HARD budget shows cultural programs like belly dancing, removal of summer pedal boats, and a mobile recreation boat for preschoolers in South Wayward. It cites heavy spending on pools, lighted courts, and fixed assets while detailing tax income, program fees, and outstanding notes.
BART and AC Transit argue over who pays for transfers under the current 21 cent bus fare system. The Metropolitan Transportation Commission must allocate gas tax funds and mediate a $860 million dispute between agencies. AC Transit cites a $15 per family per transfer cost and BART warns transfers could cost $3 million next year if Muni integration proceeds.
The Daily Review reports on local happenings in South County with brief notes from Marnard and Coll. The May 16 1973 edition highlights community events and social notes in the region.
A charity basketball doubleheader in Hayward benefits the Explorer Scout posts at the Hayward Police Department. Police face the Hayward Fire Department in the first game and Explorer Scouts play the second. The event starts at 7 p.m. at the Moreau High gym, with admission set at $1.
Susan Clarke, 24 Valle Vieja Ave Hayward, pleaded guilty in Stooring Court to tam falauy counts of selling heroin. She was committed to Fontera women’s prison for 11 days for a diagnostic study. Clarke, 27, was arrested after selling heroin to undercover agents on five occasions. Three felony counts were discussed in the plea negotiations. While awaiting resolution in Santa Fila, she was arrested for possessing a quantity of POP. A charge of bringing POP into the women’s jail remains pending in Pleasanton Justice Court.
Jerry Kenneth Halley of Hayward received a state prison term for second degree burglary. He and co-defendant Termis Caraway, also of Hayward, burglarized a construction site at 1006 Western Blvd, taking a compressor, electric saw, and drill from contractor Donald Strong. Carruthers pleaded to pending charges and is serving a sentence in a men’s facility.
Criminal proceedings in the superior court were suspended yesterday against Hick ard Baldwin of Custed Valley as psychiatrists were appointed to determine whether Baldwin is a mental disordered sex offender. Baldwin was arrested on sex charges after a Hayward woman said he intimidated her into accompanying him. Baldwin pled guilty to rape charges. Several alledged counts of perverted sex acts were reported by the committee.
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