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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1971
Page
6
Warehousing workers at the Caterpillar Tractor Co. voted to return to work after a nine day strike near San Leandro. The union had rejected a May 21 settlement by one vote. pay and holiday protections were noted, with 1450 employees idled and two other unions observing the picket lines as production resumes.
A young man entered Mama Mia Italian Food and Submarines at 3790 Mowry Ave Fremont Plaza Saturday night and demanded cash. He fled with an estimated 80 to 100 dollars after frightening the cashier, authorities said.
A Saturday accident on Newark Boulevard near the Southern Pacific tracks killed 14 year old Mike Marriott of Newark who died on arrival at Washington Hospital in Preamont. Injured 16 year old Vivian Wilson remained in critical condition at St. Rose Hospital with head injuries. Another victim 17 year old Thomas Corral was listed in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital.
Patrick Adams, 22, of 1161 Via Vista, shot himself in the right leg while searching for a suspected prowler near midnight in San Lorenzo. He told deputies the gun went off accidentally as he entered his home and saw his wife hiding, then attempted to lower and un cock the weapon. He was treated at Kaiser Hospital in Hayward and released. Deputy notes the wife had described the prowler over the phone.
Hayward police report a robbery at Kentucky Fried Chicken on 1299 W Tennyson Blvd at 9 pm. A thin man about 21 in an Army jacket and blue jeans handed a note demanding money after two customers left. He fled with an undetermined amount in a sack and soda, counter girl Lazean Brown, 11, said.
A 26 year old Hayward woman, Hilda Ramirez of 2788 Pormpano Ave, is in serious condition at St Rose Hospital with a chest wound from an early morning domestic dispute. Manuel Adolfo Hernandez, 28, of 27984 Pom p and Ave, was arrested at his mother's home at 16185 Harvard St at 4 40 am and charged with attempted murder. Police report no motive yet. investigation ongoing.
Three people were stabbed during a disturbance at 574 Oriole Street in Livermore. All victims were treated at Valley Memorial Hospital and released. Identified as Johnny Anita 22 Fremont California and Jesse Belasquez 28 along with Cortelia Belasquez 24 of 574 Oriole Street. Police provided few details.
Continued discussion warns that youth underestimate drug risks especially heroin and marijuana. Experts urge fact gathering and open conversation with children, involve community resources, and avoid exaggeration while treating drug use as a symptom rather than root trouble.
Corona, 27, a farm contractor, is charged with multiple murders of 49 to 63 year old farm workers, all Caucasian, in a series of slayings. Receipts found in a victim’s grave link him to the crime scene. Motive unclear, possible anger over welfare aid denials. He will plead innocent at arraignment in Yuba City.
A tearful service honors Jo Btha Coler, an 18 year old Drew High School graduate murdered last Tuesday night. Zeb Wilson and community leaders call for nonviolent action as hundreds fill the auditorium and more listen outside. Three white men face charges in the slaying as Mississippi officials attend the funeral.
Only 13 of 600 North Vietnamese prisoners selected for repatriation chose to go home. Saigon plans to release prisoners off the coast Friday with North Vietnam agreeing to the arrangement. The remaining 47 who refused still have a day to change their minds before turnover.
Hayward resident Mrs Francisco Mickel 66 of 24914 Thomas Ave was treated at Tahoe Forest Hospital after a 25 car pileup on Interstate 80 in a snow storm. She is listed in satisfactory condition with non life threatening injuries along with two other injured party members.
Weather forecast from United Press International notes cloudy conditions across much of Northern California through Tuesday with showers and a chance of thunderstorms. Mountains face higher rain risk with snow levels around 4,500 to 4,560 feet. Coastal areas warn small craft winds easing later today, while highs and lows vary by location including Ukiah and Santa Rosa.
A fragmentary report lists multiple fire and rescue calls across Hayward Castro Valley Livermore and Pleasanton during a 36 hour period. Entries note smoke investigations grass fires resuscitation tasks and service calls at various streets and addresses with times from Sunday through Monday.
Obituaries note Mac s Delba Bl of Oakland Linda Lena Mourgis of Castro Valley and Maxine I Pedro of Fremont. Services set at Santos Robinson Mortuary 180 Estudillo San Leandro 140 Estudillo for Mourgis and at SS Felicitas and St Leanders. Rosaries tonight and tomorrow ahead of funeral masses.
Obituaries list Maxine Pedro of Framoot Fremont aged 27 with services at Santos-Robinson Mortuary and St. Lessedrs Church. Mae T Dello of Oakland, Reginald J Woolcock of San Lorenzo, Mary A Grees of Castro Valley, Donald J James of Hayward, Clara Alva of Hayward and other local names. Details include family members, ages, native origins, funeral homes, church services, and interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery or chimes cemetery.
New Haven area trustees plan a special meeting to consider suspending a high school teacher charged with two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a 16 year old. Superintendent Duane Bay notes the state rules require suspension until outcome and cites an alleged liquor related misdemeanor in the incident weeks ago. The district will decide based on code dictates and whether the leader is guilty or innocent. The meeting is at the district curriculum center at 85180 Western Ave Union City.
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