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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1973

Page

12

Alameda planning panel weighs billboard ban in unincorporated areas

A proposal to remove outdoor signs was presented to Alameda County Planning on Tuesday. Public hearings set for June 2 will address ordinance amendments affecting retail and general commercial zones with a five year teardown window for existing signs. The rules would apply only to unincorporated areas, excluding Hayward Newark Union City and several others while downtowns in the Valley and San Lorenzo would be affected.

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Youth burned in explosion at Castro Valley home

A 17-year-old Fremont youth is in critical condition at Edun Hospital with burns from last night’s paint remover explosion in the kitchen of the Owens residence at 3517 Seven Hills Hand Castro Valley. Firemen described the victim as Dave Steinert of Trinity Way Fremont. The blast ignited Brittany’s clothes, heavily damaging the kitchen and adjacent dining area of the single-story wooden Owens home.

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Reeoppose to new bridge bill by Assemblyman Bee

Assemblyman Yatung Bee and TH Hayward oppose AB 2120 and AB 21001 to delay rail bridge decision by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission MTC They argue officials are not elected and cannot be replaced by voters if they fail to act They insist the Tongue tied bridge route should be left for daily commuters to use despite difficulties

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Three Damage Suits Filed Against BART in Alameda County

Three suits totaling 51.4 million were filed against the Bay Area Rapid Transit District in Alameda County Superior Courts. Plaintiffs Robert Broder, Max Blankorres, and Blankenzen claim breach of contract and suppression of free speech after layoffs in March 1971 following concerns over the BART control system’s unreliability. Damages sought include 15,000 to 140,000 totals by each plaintiff.

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Watergate notes reveal White House pressure on CIA link

McCord testified that White House officials urged blaming Watergate on the CIA and offered executive clemency to plead guilty. He described memos and late 1972 meetings where Helms was targeted to deflect scrutiny, amid alleged threats against Attorney General Mitchell and others, as investigations pressed.

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Hayward Downtown Transition Sparks Debate and Plans

Downtown Hayward faces change as Savings and Loan plans a two story glass steel building at 1223 A Street while 1260 A Street hosts temporary displays. The survey aims to map the entire downtown, forecasting leases, consolidations and potential migrations as large stores split into smaller units. Local retailers report strong sales, with Cap Walls and Skaggs Hardware thriving amid parking access, and Smiths noting record highs and expansion ideas.

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Hayward Man Dies In Highway Crash

Gary Croft aged 28 of Hayward died Saturday night from injuries in a car crash on Highway BD near Twin Bridges 12 miles west of Here. He crossed the center line and side swiped an oncoming pickup. He was taken to Barton Memorial Hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. Services are pending at Valley Martuary Castro Valley.

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Castro Valley Liquor Store Robbed in Armed Heist

An armed robbery at Heyer Hanse Liquors on Celter Street in Castro Valley netted about 3150 in cash. The store clerk Clay McGaey 23 was assaulted and forced to lie on the floor as the robbers looted the register. Deputies reported the incident occurred around 1 p.m. with assailants described as wearing a black ski cap.

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Two arrested in Hayward marijuana cultivation case

Police arrested David D. Schweska 20 also known as Debra A. Klegman for cultivating marijuana after officers found plants in an apartment at 2916 Tennysir Road. The arrests occurred yesterday in Hayward.

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Teachers Union Slams District Trustees Over Negotiator

The American Federation of Teachers criticized district trustees over contract talks. Eleanor Parker, secretary of the district personnel commission, urged a $110,000 wage hike for classified staff, plus reducing the work week from 40 to 37 hours and raising fringe benefits from $68 to $101 monthly. The commission argues these changes are needed to attract and retain qualified workers amid ongoing negotiations.

Man charged in Oakland after fatal abuse of child

Howard Manning 29 of Oakland faces murder and three felony child beating counts in Hayward tied to the January 9 death of 2 year old Liedewalt at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital. Manning's wife Gail 24 is charged with three counts of allowing child abuse. Coroner cites internal infection from a toxic colon and rib fractures. boy admitted at 12:20 am died at 5 pm after three days of illness.

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Church union vote in Omaha with nine Protestant churches

In Omaka Neb the United Parashylevian Church 185th general assembly approved uniting with eight other Protestant churches. The vote totaled 439 to 259 and was described as decisive by general secretary Rev Dr Pay A Crow Jr. The partners include United Methodist, Episcopal, United Church of Christ, Christian Methodist Episcopal, AME, AME Zion, Disciples of Christ, and Presbyterian Church in the US.

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Bob Crown remembered by friends and co workers

Friends and colleagues recalled Bob Crown a longtime California lawmaker who chaired the Criminal Justice Committee and earlier led the Ways and Means panel. He campaigned for reform, opposed the Southern Crossing and supported civil liberties while weighing a public vote on reinstating the death penalty.

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