Routine life ends in violent death in Hayward
By Gary Tischler Rosalie White, an aging resident on Willow Street, was found murdered in her home after a long night. Neighbors recall her routine rituals, quiet life, and a sense of safety. Investigators and the sheriff pursue clues as the town mourns. Local friends remember her kindness and close ties to the community as police search for a suspect.
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Sign Ignored as Driverless Truck Hits Homes
A driverless pickup rolled down Midland Road near San Lean to yesterday afternoon striking two cars and a mailbox before crashing into the Butts home yard at 14820 Midland. Off duty patrol officers report the 1940 truck, owned by Bob Russell, had wheels turned wrong on a hill and nearly struck three parked cars including a 1959 vehicle owned by James Tamlin at 14724 and a 1952 car owned by Rev. M. B. Sedgwick at 14810.
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Livermore campus proposal to ease district enrollment
South County plans a Livermore campus near Amador Valley to curb rising loads at Chabot College in Hayward and offer technical vocational programs. If voter approval passes next Tuesday, an extension site in San Leandro could follow with programs in agri business radiation and automotive tech among others.
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South County votes no in CWA strike show Bay Area yes
Bay Area Communications Workers of America members split over Pacific Telephone with about 2 to 1 in favor of a strike elsewhere and roughly 2 to 1 against in South County. About 10 000 Bay Area CWA members across 11 locals participated, with around 260 votes cast in ideal balloting. Local 5412 includes Hayward Premont Newark San Lorenzo Castro Valley Livermore and Pleasanton. The dispute stems from the Pacific Telephone clash involving Local 845 president Toren Blasingame who was dismissed and 17 video workers suspended after a one day walkout in Oakland last week and a sit down in April. Blasingame said he has strike backlash reports.
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Nixon hauls into Warsaw final stop before return
President Nixon lands in Warsaw for a brief final stopover before heading home after a five mile motorcade through a green city avenue to the Old Town and the Wilanow Palace. Bomb blasts near a monument scare the party but no one hurt. Nixon lays a wreath, greets crowds, and prepares to report to Congress and the nation on his Moscow summit trip.
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Israel Airport blasts kill twenty five at Lod and Beirut reprisals loom
A bomb threat at Tel Aviv Lod Airport triggers a mass evacuation after a Japanse grenade attack on travelers leaves 25 dead and 7 wounded. Israeli leaders vow retaliation against Lebanon for harboring the militants as security tightens at Rome and Frankfurt bound flights.
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Weather forecast hints at mild, foggy start tomorrow
The early edition notes fog for early birds with sunny breaks expected. Temperatures fall to around 50 tonight and rise into the 70s tomorrow as a similar weather pattern continues. More details on page 4.
Fluoride Shortage Impacts Hayward Water Supply
Hayward’s fluoridated water remains largely fluoride free after a mechanical breakdown and a supplier shortage. City officials, led by Water Superintendent Rob Blair, report the only fluoride source now unavailable, with production halted near Fresno and Richmond. A burned-out meter at Mission Boulevard delayed dosing, leaving several areas potentially fluoride free until new supply arrives.
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Wallace as veep rejected by Democratic leaders
UPI reports Senators McGovern and Humphrey rejected Wallace as a running mate and demanded he be consulted. They refused to accept him as vice president, despite Wallace winning more primaries, as NBC Meet the Press debates sought to soften the stance. Wallace, paralyzed from the bullets’ injury, remains hospitalized and would be informed of developments by his aide.
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