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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1972
Page
5
California Highway Patrol reported a truck laden with plastic pire overturned on Highway 238 morning, causing traffic delay. Fort oring cars involved but no injuries were reported. driver Burl Lawson, 38, of 23 Coleen St Livermory, was noted.
Raymond Wailer Minnick, 20, of San Lorenzo, arrested on possession of heroin after deputies spotted him discard a suspected teaspoon and syringe near 83 Paradise Street. A white paper wrapper with brown powder, believed to be heroin, was found. he was also charged with possession of injection equipment.
Oliva Lopez, 27, of 2808 Eldridge Ave in Hayward, says her car was forced into a wall on the MacArthur Freeway near the Kilbourne Avenue exit when another car fled the scene shortly after midnight. Antonio Lopez, 24, of the same address, says he checked the damage and was run over in the slow lane by a second vehicle that did not stop. he is in fair condition at Highland Hospital with a broken leg.
Mrs Su san Balton 34 was barefoot while gardening at 1021 San Joso San Leandro yesterday when she stepped on a rake. Two prongs penetrated her foot fracturing a small bone. other prongs caused puncture wounds. Firefighters used a power saw to remove the rake handle before she was hospitalized.
The Air Resources Board adopted air quality standards for seven counties Sacramento says to meet federal pollution rules. County regulations cover Nevala Glenn Shasta Santa Barbara Inyo Tulamein and Kresna. proposals for Los Angeles Riverside Imperial Kern were not adopted at the June 21 meeting in Los Angeles. Representatives from Sonoma San Bernardino Ventura Madera Kings San Joaquin and the Bay Area Air Pollution District reported adopting rules to meet federal standards. A board spokesman said regulations varied by county based on local pollution types.
The Price Commission told the shoe industry it may raise prices only to reflect higher labor and material costs and may not add a profit margin The panel reduced requests from eight large firms and issued a policy statement to guide the sector The rise in leather costs has driven shoe prices higher and weeks of action followed the decision
Agriculture Department reports three new DES contaminated livers from steers in California and Texas and two sheep in Colorado, bringing this year’s positive samples to 22 or about 4 percent of cattle and sheep tested. DES, while permitted, can cause cancer in large doses, with all positives in steers so far and no residues in red meat.
Three locals vote to strike over a computer system that limits restroom breaks during peak staffing. Walnut Creek Local 9402 and San Jose Local 9423 approve strikes by wide margins while San Francisco locals back a two to one decision. Oakland CWA Local 9413 also votes to strike. union seeks regional and national approval, with no strike date set yet. Pacific Telephone suspends workers, prompting a one-way strike and Blasingame’s dismissal.
A federal grand jury charged General Dynamics Corp of Fort Worth and four officers with conspiring to defraud the Air Force by paying for defective F111 parts from Selb Manufacturing. The indictment says shell parts were supplied but never used, and the government estimates the loss at about $400,000. The firm denies the charges and says evidence will prove them groundless.
Eyewitness accounts describe a chaotic attack at an international airport terminal. Japanese assailants, identified by authorities as ultra leftists, opened fire with submachine guns and deployed hazardous devices, killing many and leaving the terminal a scene of smoke and wreckage. Survivors recount the sudden onslaught and the horror of the blast filled with blood and shattered bodies.
Wallace rejected being McGovern’s running mate by a slim margin while relishing a debate style that drew media. The two faced questions on welfare defense spending and busing as California loomed with 271 delegates, with McGovern and Humphrey weighing Wallace’s voice at the party’s convention.
Nixon and the first lady were greeted warmly in Warsaw where crowds swelled as Nixon recalled a 13 year old visit. In Tehran, a bomb at the monument disrupted security and prompted tighter measures before Nixon left for Warsaw. no injuries were reported.
San Sandro report says four Hell's Angels were arrested in a San Leandro killing. Ralph Sonny Barger and three others faced Oakland Municipal Court on murder charges in the Severs Agero case. Sheriff Sousa said leads are being pursued and evidence is being processed by Oakland and Alameda labs.
Officials describe the What M and N proposal as a plan to ease Chabot College’s longstanding space crunch. A Livermore campus would offer arts and sciences for a two year degree, starting with capacity for 6 200 day and evening students and expanding to 12 400 with facilities including labs a theater a library and parking. The district cites high tuition costs and limited offerings at Chabot and notes programs could be moved to Hayward or Livermore if space were available. Tomorrow: Pinpointing the new college.
A Varig flight from Sao Paulo to Curitiba was hijacked by a stocky northeast Brazilian speaker armed with a pistol. He demanded 1.4 million cruzeiros and three parachutes, refueling, and release of most passengers and crew. after returning to Sao Paulo he killed himself with a bullet. Money found. no others hurt.
Stock market prices slipped amid downward adjustment pressures. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 961.17, down 10.01 points, with more declines than advances on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts attributed the drop to a natural pullback after recent gains.
Council approves a tax study and schedules a budget review with boards and agencies. The plan discusses potential losses if parking meters are eliminated and outlines hearings for the 1972-73 budget with several sessions before final adoption.
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