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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
9
Gary Lee Shimpyon a 25 year old parolee from Vacaville was arrested in Newark after a brutal Tuesday rape investigation in the San Jose district. Police say the attacker entered the victim's home, used a knife, and fled as witnesses noted the blood soaked scene. The suspect had been released from a state facility on May 15 after a 25 year sentence for a similar offense.
Livermore filed to strike LAFC study that removed Las Positas Valley north of town from planning plans. Judge George W. Phillips Jr ruled Livermore seeks the proper remedy a writ of mandamus or declaratory relief and gave LAFC and Deputy County Counsel Kelvin Booty 50 days to answer with objections.
The American Red Cross seeks volunteers aged 13 and up to serve at the Veteran's Hospital in Livermore and several convalescent and military facilities plus other locations. Interested youths may apply at their local Red Cross office on weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Congressman Don Edwards urged substantial increases in federal funding for community based drug treatment programs in a statement to the House subcommittee. He cited rising drug traffic including brown heroin from Mexico and heroin from Europe and Indochina, and criticized the administration for inaction.
Tonight at 7:30 in rear 2439 Ohlone College 4300 Mission Blvd a concert featuring classical to contemporary Spanish and steel guitars by Doug Torres with Ken Rhodes as accompanist. Tomorrow a free sickle cell anemia education clinic 10 am to 2 pm at American High School Fremont hosted by Sickle Cell Anemia Research and Education Inc parental consent slips required for minors. Veterans of Foreign Wars posts and an upcoming victimless crime discussion and film Rise Me Kata scheduled at CSU Hayward and Ohlone College respectively.
The Alameda Contra Costa Medical Association reports signs doctors may return from a nonemergency walkout as the legislature weighs remedies. Anesthesiologists face premiums up to 21508 yearly, with hospitals feeling budget pressures as patient loads drop and some facilities plan layoffs.
May 22, 1975 issue highlights local South County life with photos and brief notes from Hayward and surrounding areas. Catalogs neighborhood events, column sketches, and small notices reflecting community activity.
The Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board votes 6 to 1 to reaffirm approval of William Apperson’s Sunol Hills guest ranch south of Pleasanton. Proposed are 372 cottages on 2,500 acres near Sunol Regional Park with a 75,000 gallon per day sewage treatment plant.
In Alameda County a 3000 member mass meeting voted overwhelmingly to reject the county wage and benefits package and seek strike sanction from the Central Labor Council. Officials say the county offer amounts to about 6 percent raise plus 4 percent fringe benefits for 9000 workers, while unions seek up to 15 percent. The vote follows strained talks between the county board of supervisors and employees over the 1975 76 salary year. The council is expected to back strike actions. The board delayed adopting the new salary ordinance to avoid a strike, setting a deadline for next Thursday and outlining options to implement July 1 with or without retroactive effects.
Alameda County supervisors approved three minor improvements for the Minor Snedigar Cottage shelter at Fairmont Hospital and indicated in principle support for a fourth measure. The changes focus on staff realignments and an 87 803 budget for better housekeeping with an emergency homekeeping program planned but not yet implementable.
A merchants seminar titled How to Prevent the Great Castro Valley Ripoff is set for Wednesday May 28 from 7 00 to 11 30 PM at Castro Village Bowl. The Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event and can provide details at 537 5900.
Coroner's office released details on skeletal remains found Sunday at the Hayward shore. The victim is described as a 2 to 7 year old white male with brown hair, 11 feet 9 inches tall, wearing blue jeans and a 36 inch leather belt with ornate buckle. He had extensive dental work including a stainless red temporary crown and suffered severe back injuries. Anyone with knowledge of the victim is asked to contact Hayward Police Department.
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