01 Oct 1973
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1973
Page
1
Joe Cervantes leads fore ground with Greg Hudec in the rear as the Fremont Pathfinder Days tug-of-war ends in a momentary collapse at Central Park. Contest yesterday drew spectators and teams for a hard pull.
In Miami, Wollen Jordan and Clarence Brinson died in hospital emergency ward wheelchairs while awaiting nursing home placement. Officials say both were indigent elderly patients with chronic illnesses, unnoticed for hours as beds were unavailable. The incident highlights a broader county system strain and funding gaps for welfare patients.
Hayward police report a 32 year old woman, Shireta Miymeroa Abaya, was stabbed and smothered in bed by her husband Magdaleno Cardolia Abaya after an argument over paternity of her unborn child. He then tried to drown himself in the bay. The killing occurred as family members slept nearby.
The forecast calls for fair, cool conditions with low clouds in the morning and evening. High temperatures expected in the mid 60s to mid 70s, with light to moderate Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. More weather details on page 27.
Mrs. Arlan Brown reports guinea hens to The Daily Review after seeking them as a birthday gift for a friend on 90 acres off Old Dublin Road. The birds are praised as watchdogs but noted for quarrelsome temper and loud cries. their flesh is described as a delicacy. William Hildebrand of Alameda County Animal Control confirms local awareness of guinea hens but says they are not common.
Independent operators in Las Vegas plan coast to coast shutdown over Phase IV price limits. Southern Alameda County dealers raise ethyl and regular prices amid government freeze backlash. Exxon, Shell, Arco outlets blame policy, fear permanent losses and a nationwide lockout may begin next Friday as Nevada and California dealers demand equal justice under law. A four day shutdown in St. Louis ends today.
The government launches a nationwide push for polio measles rubella diphtheria and tetanus vaccines amid fears of epidemics from declining immunization. CDC warns black city children 1 to 4 are especially at risk and funds for vaccines have been cut from 17 million to 6.2 million.
Linda Blaylock, a former 0-10 dancer and Cleveland’s first female iron worker, says she will walk high girders if required to keep her job. Union members oppose her, asserting ironwork is a man’s profession, but her employer praises her as a capable worker and she plans to prove herself despite resistance.
A crumpled boat wedged on a rock in the Schuylkill River is left behind as rescuer Dale Sweigart of the Reading Fire Department SCUBA Team pulls a groaning man, George Michael Lyngyel of Pottstown, from the water after a one hour battle with swift currents and debris yesterday.
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