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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1972
Page
1
A large tanker overturned on a California highway near a ruptured plant, spilling liquid and prompting emergency response. Unidentified drivers and responders reported minor injuries as several people were taken to hospitals for treatment.
Kay Werte, a Stanford graduate, elected chairman of the State College Board of Trustees. Werté was appointed as a trustee in March 1968 by Governor Ronald Reagan.
Fresno State student Mrs. Cataline Cooper, now 82, neared bachelor Latin studies after delaying college due to money. She entered Fresno State in 13K, maintained a B minus average, and plans a year of postgraduate Latin study. Professor Berka calls her an extremely bright, focused learner who avoids senility concerns.
U S and Soviet negotiators announce a tentative arms control agreement after two years of talks in Vienna and Helsinki. Nixon and Brezhnev meet in Moscow following the pact, with diplomats signaling a possible signing that day. The accord aims to limit strategic weapons while expanding trade and economic discussions between the nations.
City and County debate halting hillside development east of Wolpert Ridge. Skyline Parkway funding, estimated at 44 million dollars, would reserve most hill land as open space if built. Conservationists oppose, fearing it enables construction while hearings show little interest in hill development.
Alameda County plans Memorial Day ceremonies Sunday and Monday to mark the 50th year of the joint effort. The General Memorial Day Committee, all veterans groups, coordinates events including a 1 am service at Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward with bugle calls and a color guard. Other services are scheduled at ML Edel Cemetery and Holy Repulchre Cemetery with speeches by Congressman Miller, Wayman Todd, and Hayward officials.
The Weatherman forecasts a rewarding pattern for the next three Jays, with morning fog giving way to clearer conditions. Overnight temperatures will fall into the 40s as winds ease, signaling continued mild fall weather for readers.
In California Humphrey abandons his "nice guy" persona to challenge McGovern and attack proposed welfare reforms and a three year 32.4 million defense budget cut. He campaigns in Orange County with a $30 plate fundraiser and warns the shift would threaten jobs and national security. McGovern counters in San Diego calling the attacks outrageous and noting their records on Vietnam.
After five months as city chief administrator Wayward’s manager William Henley confronts a collision course with bankruptcy and suburban pressures in the Bay Area. The piece previews urban dilemmas and the path forward for Hayward’s troubled governance.
In Oroville a family feud escalated to gunfire in a Superior Court. Perry Warmer, 35, was shot in the head behind a counter, dying at once. Judge Jean Mowiny was wounded in the arm. Katelin Garrick also injured. Rutherford and Minyard Unweu Rutherfard detained as suspects. The scene prompted a gag on witnesses during ongoing investigation.
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