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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1973
Page
7
A warning issued by the Los Angeles County and Lids Tire Departments cites smog control tanks with closed systems. Gas vapors built up due to pressure-relief caps failing, causing fires that damaged patrol cars and risked explosive exposure.
Detectives hunted two men Monday in the stabbing at an Onto Parts firm tavern. William Green, 21, of San Paulo, was killed Sunday in the third of the tavern.
Oakland teachers and education association leaders pressed for strike sanctions amid pay, class size, custodial, and retirement concerns in a dispute with the Board of Education. Investigators report a separate Denver case involving dynamite threats and an arrest tied to extortion near a rail line.
Leroy Coleman and his son Leroy Jr. were robbed of more than 6000 and 48 colleagues urged to cash their books. Coleman raised the full amount, paid back workers, and said the stores would be steady. The case follows a separate police chase involving a youth identified as James Fahey after a murder during a basement incident.
Ralph Grape, Monday said the walkout of heavy equipment operators began via the Independent Qwaer in which about one cent of trackers joined. The plan aimed to strike at selected sites today with wages at 19 dollars an hour and broader disruption in the May Area.
San Francisco federal inquiry targets Chinatown gambling and extortion links. U S Attorney James Browne said indictments were not yet filed and investigations consider ties to youth gang violence. Police Chief Scott noted a possible connection to a recent Chinatown assassination and extortion case.
The Senate approved a military aid package totaling billions for fighters and missiles while calling for troop withdrawals if Europe does not cover balance of payments losses. Lawmakers tacked on amendments, including a plan to withdraw one percent of U S troops if Europe fails to cover a percentage of the balance of payments loss. The measure boosts funding for the fourth nuclear carrier, Eagle fighters, the F4, the B1 bomber, and the Trident submarine, with seven dissenting votes.
The Committee of Nine a Western European and North American panel said continued Amurmut grant troops in Europe are needed for security. The study urged NATO members to plan a gradual integration of Western Europe defense including nuclear arms to achieve equal partnership with the United States.
The Pentagon released deadlines for Christmas mail destined to personnel overseas. The schedule lists various air and surface routes with final cutoffs ranging from November 7 to December 1, including PAL SAM and other service codes.
President Nixon told tourists in Washington that he will visit Europe soon. He spoke after a dinner at a restaurant in Northern Virginia where he relaxed with aides and family, discussing international relations and housing aid. Nixon signed a new service program and planned a European trip early next year amid an improved mood following meetings.
In Sacramento a plan lowers the age for obtaining identification cards to 16 under a bill backed by Governor Ronald Reagan. The measure, tied to a California Youth Conservation Corps pilot, aims to open the program in San Diego County and allow nonpartisan access to IDs at a younger age.
The EOS Postal Service reports a deal with a trusted carrier to guarantee space on airliners for first class mail on space available basis. The plan aims to revive priority handling and may affect rates after initial tests, with service resuming on delayed lines and future mailing timelines pending.
Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin says he was attacked by two teenagers with a stick while walking home from work in DC. He said the youths tried to rob him, were held by police on charges of assault with intent to commit robbery and assault on a member of Congress, and he recalled becoming angry at the attempted holdup.
UPI reports Senator Newerd Baker of Tennessee says he will not consider a presidential run while the Senate Watergate Committee inquiry continues. He criticizes pursuing politics during the painful investigation and emphasizes moral standards. Baker spoke at Fordham University with a cheering crowd and student delegates present.
UPI reports the Senate approved extradition treaties with Paraguay, Uruguay, and Malta addressing Atlantic and American links. The measures extend for narcotics and major offenses, with enforcement through authorities, and include provisions for collaboration on hijackings and other crimes.
The Senate granted final approval Monday to extend the HUD Housing Assistance program, preventing it from ending at midnight. The extension, backed by a broad coalition, avoids a lapse and keeps government aid flowing for homeowners and renters reliant on the program.
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