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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1973
Page
5
A feared escape artist known as the ghost dog was killed by a Bay Area Rapid Transit train near the Tigist of Way east of Orimis. The animal had dodged capture repeatedly, slipping through a fence hole to reach the tracks, and caused a brief delay when the incident damaged the train’s de-rail bar and delayed towing.
A lone gunman with a lute and brown paper bag robbed the Bank of Areires at 1400 6, 14h St in San Leandro yesterday. Teller Matricia Moses said the robber handed a note demanding money and displayed a dark metal revolver. The suspect fled north on East 4th Street with the cash.
Evelyn Kipp named Friday as Newark schools superintendent said no salary agreement had been discussed with the board. Former leader M. Donald Thomas earned 310,000 annually. Kipp previously earned 226,000 as assistant superintendent, possibly the state's only woman in the role.
Michael Baker 19 of Berkeley turned himself in Sunday night after talks with police and Rogues' Gallery members, an ex convict artists group. He had fled from Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center after an attempted suicide at Highland Hospital on Sept 27 and was to face a court hearing.
A three member dispute among Hells Angels in Rialto ended in a shotgun blast Monday night. Wayne Take Jones, 24, Fontana, died on arrival at San Bernardino Community Hospital. Robert Allen Gordon, 28, Bloomington, was treated for chest and abdomen shotgun wounds. Warren Lewis Dickens, 32, Rialto, was arrested on murder and weapons charges.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co said vandals broke into a San Jose substation, causing a blackout that left about 75,000 people without power for 45 minutes. TG&E cited a trespasser climbing a fence at the McKee substation and switching off four 12,000-volt lines. About 25,000 east San Jose connections were affected between 5:36 p.m. and 7:36 p.m.
In Oakland a majority of a local rail crew walked off yesterday protesting disciplinary actions and shift allocations. UPL reports say the stoppage affected the railroad's switching yard as union officials seek arbitration after a temporary restraining order from U.S. District Judge Charles H. Stuvifrew.
A 12 000 volt line failed cutting power to about 4000 Electric panver L residents in Soul Mageward and Unain City at 9 20. PG E reported restoration to 60 percent by 9 F8. The outage affected both sides of Mission Boulevard from Tennyson Head to Docoto Roar TG&E. Cause of the line break was not determined.
The Jewish Welfare Federation of the First Bay will hold a rally tomorrow night to express support for Israel in the current conflict. The event includes a sermon service and the traditional celebration of a harvest festival. Speakers include community leaders and federation officers at the Oakland Auditorium Arena on Hib and Fatlon Streets.
Senate Watergate investigators questioned Charles G. Rebozo about reports he acted as conduit for $100,000 in Hughes cash to President Nixon. Lowell Weicker urged calling Rebozo and Hughes to testify. Terry Langer said Rebozo was interviewed in Florida while bank records were subpoenaed. The panel also heard about a separate Muskie campaign spying operation and efforts to steer hearings toward Democratic tactics.
Reports say Israeli aircraft blasted two Egyptian air bases near Cairo and engaged Syrian forces in the Golan Heights while both sides trade claims of air superiority. Egypt and Syria report losses as missiles and helicopters are struck. Israel asserts control of skies but admits heavy fighting continues near Qantara and along the canal.
The program matches new jobseekers with volunteers for four weekly counseling sessions. Hawkinson, a laid off educator, describes the process from initial counseling through budgeting guidance, skills framing, and mock interviews to improve employability.
In Baltimore Judge Hoffman refused a request by reporters for a delay in replying to subpoenas about news leaks linked to the Spiro Agnew investigation. The ruling keeps the grand jury on schedule as the 17 remaining days before statutory limits expire approach.
At the San Leandro Associated Homeowners meeting delegates argued over shifting meeting night to Tuesday. The second Tuesday proposal was defeated. an alternate to move to the first Tuesday passed. The second reading of that bylaw change is set for the November 12 session.
HUD official Green reports progress on the Freedom of Choice in Housing study with reviews by a San Francisco based HUD committee and the city council. Accomplishments include a coalition in Southern Alameda County and Berkeley with open listings for rent and sale, plus Singer Corporation support and church involvement.
The Supreme Court refused to review Huey P. Newton and Robert L. Bay's challenge to an Oakland police stop in April 1972. They argued a warrantless search uncovered a loaded nine millimeter handgun in a black vinyl briefcase in their car, leading to charges of carrying a concealed weapon and possession of a loaded firearm.
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