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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1973
Page
7
October 1 1973 edition of The Daily Review from Hayward features Colt 12 sports news and local briefs. It covers standout happenings, with names and places cited in concise notices.
A twin engine Cessna crashed into Lille Hell Mountains near Utica Montana killing eight aboard. Sheriff Lobery said loss of power caused the crash as the plane circled over the hills two miles west of town. Victims include pilot Arthur Myllymaki Jr and seven Stanford residents. Federal investigators began examining the wreckage Saturday, identifying Lyle Myllymaki 35 and others.
A Nassau County family court case requires doctors at North Shore Hospital to perform necessary surgery on a newborn boy born Sept at Syosset Hospital. The infant David Habib, son of a Queens College teacher and his wife, faces intestinal surgery and treatment for Down syndrome after guardians object to medical care. The case, prompted by a pediatric protective referral, moves to court with judge William Dempsey ordering transfer for corrective procedures.
A UPI summary notes the Committee for Economic Development proposes higher college tuition and greater middle and upper income share, plus revised federal subsidies to expand access for low income students. The suggestion envisions public college tuitions rising over 70 years to cover education costs, countering the current one sixth share. The American Association of State Colleges and Universities counters that families earning $20,000 or less would be seriously hurt by the proposal.
Fire Chief Patrick Carmody says an arson caused blaze consumed the front entrance of four adjoining tenements. Nine people died including Patricia Nequeno 9 Jacqueline 18 Carola 17 all Ecuadorian natives. Carlos Lope 55 and Francisca 52 identified among the victims. Fire inspectors noted people formed human chains to escape and bedsheets were used to descend to the street.
About 8,000 Detroit teachers vowed to keep striking after a Sunday meeting led by the Detroit Federation of Teachers. They ignored a Sept 25 back-to-work order while court proceedings sought compliance. Superintendent Wolfe ordered staff back to work though no return date for students was set.
The Houston Post reported evangelist Lester Roloff offered babies from unwed mothers to followers without a licensed adoption agency. The system allegedly operated across states, charging fees and taking love gifts, with homes in Corpus Christi and relocations to Marion Kansas and Mississippi to bypass Texas rules.
United Press reports a tarpado storm ripped apart a trailer house in Vaseyville Georgia injuring five family members as high winds and rain moved through the region from Georgia into the Mississippi Valley. Damage from a Windsor shopping center reached thirty thousand one hundred dollars with widespread rainfall and hail in several areas. A cold front later produced light showers in Montana and surrounding states while other towns logged scattered inches of snow and rain through Sunday.
Vancouver based MacMillan Bloedel Ltd studies a 100000 ton annual newsprint recycling mill for San Francisco. The project would use California recovered newspapers as feedstock to supply a mill likely to rely on BC produced paper. A large share of California newsprint would need to be recovered yearly for viability.
The Xerox company announces a revolutionary 4000 copier claimed to be the only machine in the world capable of automatically printing both sides of a sheet of ordinary paper.
New York AP reports that conditions favoring takeovers exist, but weak buyers and embattled sellers amid low price earnings ratios, market undervaluation, poor performance, and excess cash or debt create a minefield. European buyers increasingly bid in the U S, while U S firms seek investor enthusiasm to lift stock prices and deter grabs.
GELETONE Mississippi December formation of the South Mississippi Sun marks the first new publication in southern Mississippi in years. Robert Po Meltugh, formerly Daily Herald editor, leads as editor with A B Albritton as managing editor. The Sun aims to be enduring yet distinct in tone and impact for the gulf coast area.
Western International Hotels chairman J. Himmelman says WIE plans a 125 key Royal Hotel Oslo across from the Royal Gardens, the first new Oslo hotel in 21 years, with 42 percent rooms and a focus on Scandinavian culture. United Air Lines remains tied to GAL and WOPS, Chicago holding company with Seattle HQ. executive Ednard Carslan formerly led Weston International.
In Moline and Des Moines, about 80 machinists and 200 pickets halted Deere plants after the UAW ratified a three year pact Sunday night. Deere and Co. argued talks with the International Union of Electrical Workers stalled, while a new pension and wage package includes a 3 percent raise plus a 10 cent hourly bonus and cost of living adjustments. The agreement starts 1974 and ends two months of tense negotiations.
A new eight acre development named Skywest Golf and Estates will rise near Sky West Golf Course at Skyward Drive and Golf Course Road in Hayward. Ten homes financed by United California Bank will begin construction with a recreation building, community features, and multiple three bedroom or den homes available for occupancy as early as next year.
A fragment notes over the counter quotations completed through the courtesy of Dean Willer and Company located at 1070 A Street in Hayward. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Personnel moves across Hayward Fremont Union City Castro Valley and San Leandro include Fred J. Euell named manager of Imperial Savings Hayward office Ben Garcia named Rose Exterminator San Mateo manager Kenneth Murray to United California Bank Hayward customer services manager Michael LeVien assigned in San Leandro Greg Brown promoted to Wells Fargo commercial loan supervisor in Oakland area Dennis Van Wagner named ONC Freight Systems sales manager Henry Dominguez Jr. appointed Wells Fargo Fremont loan officer William James wins outstanding sales award for 1971 74 footwear sales at Hayward area stores Jean Corriera attends Tupperware convention in Utah Ray Morrison marks 4th year with Bank of America in Castro Valley Ronald Por zebon named head of Mack Westens Hayward division Michael Lee Johnson hired Ames Company clinical information systems salesman in East Bay Don Aposhian John Lawless Gavern Roberts join New York Life 1973 Top Club Eugene Rinaldi also listed Don Adams and others noted in regional business notices.
UPI announces Westergren as business manager of UPI Europe Middle East and Africa division based in London. UM vice president Julius Hum said the move, joining Terence Anihuw, will direct expanding news, howspictures, communications and other operations throughout the area as Douglas Gripp returns to U.S. operations in Washington DC.
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