03 Nov 1969
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1969
Page
1
San Francisco visitors will be allowed next Sunday to walk partway into the undersea Bay Area Rapid Transit tube still under construction. BART officials said walkers may enter 2 fifth mile from either end but cannot traverse the full length. Trains are expected to operate in the tube by mid.
A 100-man crime prevention unit launched by the San Francisco Police Department targets high crime areas with canine support two helicopters and the tactical squad. Police officials say the unit will use computer aided planning to place officers where crimes occur, aiming for more arrests and lower crime rates.
Hayward officials set a 9 a.m. meeting to reconsider Henry Batteate Jr. plans for Theresa Paoni developing a three phase 22 unit complex at 22220 22228 Main St south of Simon Street in an office commercial district. The board may grant use permits for an adhesives plant at 29651 Pacific St. a wholesale optical assembly at 23704 Clawster Road and a warehousing business at 2216 American Ave.
San Lorenzo Unified School District trustees will meet in the Ashland School multipurpose room to hear recommendations for partial restoration of canceled programs. Superintendent Paul Ehret will present proposals while a cafeteria report through the first month of the current year is reviewed. The focus includes restoring the Type A lunch program and upgrading curriculum development and goals across the district.
Red and gray gas grenades, more dangerous than tear gas, have appeared in dozen school lockers at junior and senior high schools on the San Francisco peninsula. Capt Herbert Hivander says they were likely stolen for a military armory. Anyone finding one should turn it in immediately as fumes can cling to skin and immobilize a crowd within 60 seconds.
Leo Camarillo of Donald Oregon captured the all around cowboy championship at the Grand National Livestock Exposition, Horse Show and Rodeo at the Cow Palace. He earned 1353.50 in roping, 273.60 in wrestling, plus 37.2 point calf roping and 26.2 point steer wrestling averages, totaling 1600 dollars.
About 30 demonstrators calling themselves Children of Israel interrupted the Grace Episcopal Cathedral communion on Sunday. Bishop Myers invited dialogue and prayed for the protesters as they marched to the altar led by James Ballester who cited a Jeremiah passage.
In two California cities children reported apples with double edged razor blades embedded. Olga Christie found a blade in an apple she prepared for her four year old child and a friend near Azusa, while Morro Bay youths received two of ten apples with blades.
In Bakersfield California Betty Louise Fouquet 26 and her common law husband Ronald Wouquet 31 face child abandonment charges after Jody Smith 5 was found and a second child Jeffrey Lansdown 14 missing for eight months. Authorities scoured their Bell Gardens yard and prepared for a November hearing while custody of the Fouquets’ five children remains with juvenile authorities.
AP report from Bodega Bay states two 17 year olds Jeff Goodwin and James Shuck were seriously injured when their car veered off California 1 and plunged about 100 feet into a cliff. They were transported to Community Hospital for treatment.
Union City Council will consider a 103 bed or smaller home for six or fewer mentally retarded children at 2369 Ascot Way tonight, after a planning commission approved the use permit. Residents fear property values and future non residential uses in Town and Country subdivision. The meeting also covers a dog protection request from the National Association of Letter Carriers and a rezoning application by Joseph Weiner for a 11 acre Phoenix area site at Perry and Decotu Roads.
A cease-fire in Lebanon halted fighting between the army and Arab guerrillas as Cairo peace talks gained momentum. Israeli raids in the region continued and tensions rose with Lebanese efforts to curb guerrilla activity. Negotiators led by Gen Emile Bustani and Arafat pressed for coordinated attacks and a concrete settlement.
Italian authorities questioned hijacker Raphael Minichiella in his isolation cell as an attack on FBI agents in New York sparked by the Teans World Airlines hijacking. The pilot Capt. Donald Cook Jr accused FBI personnel of ignoring instructions at Kennedy Airport. Minichiello’s capture near a Rome chapel ended a 17 hour hijacking from Fresno to Kennedy with stops in Bangor and Ireland. He faces Italian charges including bringing military weapons into Italy and kidnapping.
Yna San Franciscans were shot to death in bars during the weekend. James Fobbs, 22, was arrested for shooting Homer Lee, owner of the Moonlight Club near Candlestick Park after a dispute over age proof. Lee died at Mission Emergency Hospital. Early Sunday, Robert Ripon, 23, was shot at Club Maria in downtown San Francisco and died from chest wounds. police mystified by the second slaying.
A New York special reports that Preparation H offers a formula to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itch, and relieve pain in most cases. Doctors noted gentle pain relief and actual size reduction, with the ointment and suppository forms soothing irritated tissue and helping prevent infection.
The fragment lists The Daily Review editorial leadership and post office details including editor William Chifcota and Ire Loyd Sparks. It notes a March 3 act of Congress filing and provides address lines for communication and circulation, with Fremont office contact details.
Jimmy Durante, 76, was treated for head lacerations after a backstage fall at the Arizona State Fair in Phoenix. He toppled about four feet from the stage while counting the house at Memorial Coliseum before an audience of 11,009 and is listed in excellent condition at St Joseph's Hospital.
In Cleveland the 300 member white Unitarian Society votes 60 to 19 to deed its 409,700 church building in the city’s Neg ghetto to the Black United Unitarian Caucus. The black group will establish a separate church and community center, while the rest of the congregation plans to relocate.
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