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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1975
Page
6
Goods valued at 1500 dollars stolen from a flea market establishment in Castry Valley. Jewelry and knives valued at 1800 dollars may have been taken. Sheriff’s deputies reported stalls burglarized. suspects possibly concealed in the building after closing on Thursday. Authorities from Mies Market provided details.
A wheelchair traveler from Hayward, known as Dany CfHaca, is nearing Sacramento aboard Route B1. He paused at Wall Grove and Head yesterday, rested near Wreapart Virwis Lowales, and plans to arrive at John Fremont Park and the state capitol in about five miles, then a final mile. Local officials and assembly members are scheduled to greet him with a twenty minute appearance at the state senate chamber.
A quarter of a million people flocked to East Way Regional Distinct parks over the three day holiday weekend, the heaviest usage on record. District spokesmen cited a three day strike by Local 2428 of the American Federation of State Municipal Employees as a factor. Cleanup teams including district staff and volunteers worked through Friday with continued efforts as officials discussed park closures and future meetings with union representatives.
Seismologists at the University of California Berkeley reported a small Hayward quake measuring about 1.0 on the Richter scale. The Hayward Police Department logged most calls from residents in the Hayward Head area reporting slight shaking and light movement.
The injured girl, Cynthue Salas, sits in Memorial Hospital after being thrown from a motorcycle passenger by Robert Lurk on Hayward’s Hesperian area. Betty Dutra drove the other vehicle. Police plan to cite Mrs Utr for the collision on Colby Street during a left turn.
In Centerville, the Fremont Friends of the Library fund speakers and honorariums drawing hundreds of children, back a fire sale after a library fire, donate a waterbed for a youth program, and promote library access. The group grew to 110 members, led by Mrs Helm and Mrs Durney, funding legislation and city council advocacy.
President Ford signals a tough energy stance as price increases are stalled and Congress debates a new plan. He postpones March and April boosts, grants a further delay, and vows action before a Memorial Day recess and a European tour with NATO allies in Brussels and a meeting with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat.
A truck stalled in the northbound lanes of the Nimitz Freeway near Marina Boulevard blocked traffic from Nimitz to Fremont this morning. Patrol spokesmen said the vehicle broke down in the third lane at 5 45 a m and a tow crew reached it at 7 15 a m clearing the lane.
Four South County residents died in accidents during the Memorial Day weekend. In Fremont a head-on crash on Niles Canyon near the Kaiser plant killed Anthony Barrientos 24 and injured his brother Robert. Robert Kelly 34 in another vehicle was hurt. his wife and infant also injured. A 56-year-old San Leandro man died when a cabin cruiser capsized off Bay Farm Island. Elizabeth Rodriguez 23 and Edna Rodriguez 13 drowned near Newark. In Livermore a three-vehicle crash caused a car to explode. Lisa Hughes 10 was critical, David Hughes 29 in burn unit, and Jean Cuffman 32 injured. Authorities investigate causes.
Kissinger says US action, including President Ford’s measures, aims to cut imported oil by 1.2 million barrels daily by late 1977 and meet a 2 million barrel goal. He signals a shift in tactics toward oil producers and developing nations and opposes linking non-oil raw materials to inflation indexes. An IMF-based aid path is suggested as alternative.
Hayward and other East Bay leaders discuss a proposed regional planning agency and a super mayor. While supporters cite centralized action to solve cross jurisdiction problems, opponents warn it concentrates power and could erode local control. The plan envisions a two year chief executive, veto powers, and a framework to regulate growth and pollution across Alameda, Santa Clara, and surrounding counties.
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