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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1970
Page
5
LIVERMORE a 19 year old college student was found guilty of misdemeanor manslaughter for a collision with a train that killed Ruth L Youmans 18 of Reedsport Oregon last May. The verdict followed a 75 minute jury deliberation.
A 37 ton cargo of 46 000 volumes collected by Lanwell Bulger Hayward 3 businessman and Solomon Islands Education Fund chairman will depart San Francisco Bay aboard the SS President Tall bound for the Solomon Islands as a Christmas gift. The aim is to aid island residents and honor World War II veterans. Ralph K Davies of American President Lines covered the shipping costs after Bulger lacked 8700 dollars. The crates will be shipped to Gua dalcanal via a transfer at Hong Kong on route to Honiara arriving Christmas Eve.
A Hayward Halloween party for Ada School children will be held tomorrow at the Hayward Boys Club at 24499 Sata Nead. The 7 p.m. program is sponsored by the Macderm Women of America. Games and activities welcome all ages with costume judging in many categories, according to Frank Ingram, party chairman.
Captain Willard Singer of the San Leandro Fire Department, 48, was rushed by ambulance from his home at 1733 Wayne Ave to San Leandro Memorial Hospital and then transferred to Kaiser Hospital in Hayward where he remains gravely ill. Deputy Fire Chief Charles Gebhardt said Singer has been ill with cancer for some time and his formal retirement takes effect Sunday though he has been inactive since the start of the year.
AC Transit board will study feeder bus routes for East Bay BART stations starting next month. The plan covers Castro Valley Hayward San Leandro and San Lorenzo with 18 stations affected. Meetings set for November 2 16 18 and December 2 will divide areas Southern Alameda county first. Public input will shape final routing plans within Alameda and western Contra Costa counties.
Washington AP The Treasury ruled Japan dumped ferrite cores used in electronics but sold loudspeakers in the US at fair value. The rulings trigger a Tariff Commission probe to assess injury to American producers. Several cases remain, including TV imports valued at $250 million in 1964, with deadlines in December.
The US Navy First Fleet flagship USS Providence arrived in San Francisco for a four day visit. The ship will host public viewing on Oct 31 and Nov 1 from 1 to 4 pm. The fleet guards western sea approaches and trains Pacific forces.
In Pasadena California the Rev Carl Melnire a fundamentalist radio preacher led a raucous convention fight to regain control of the American Council of Christian Churches He clashed over a microphone and left with supporters Officials at the Huntington Sheraton asked him to leave He claimed the presidency and challenged opponents while a struggle over the anagraphone occurred
A proposed Rube Goldberg style system uses colored warning lights linked to a sound meter to cut power if noise exceeds limits. Wilson says 65 to 70 decibels at residences could be acceptable, while 90 to 99 decibels at the fans’ location would also be tolerable under psychological and engineering factors. He notes SF Symphony peaks reach 95 db and hi fi setups reach 93 to 98 db.
The Vatican bans broad changes to liturgy while allowing biblical readings and fixed prayers. Bishops may approve new music and priests must wear proper vestments during Mass to foster active participation and express the mystery of Christ.
A San Francisco group opposing busing for integration calls a citywide boycott starting November 24 as the Wakefield Bill takes effect. Mothers Support Neighborhood Schools urges parents to send children to the nearest school, while School Board attorney Irving Breyer warns this defies state law and notes Wakefield does not apply to Sanvisco district.
A joint task force warned women about bay fish contamination, noting striped bass and channel catfish as the only species covered. The warning excludes commercially sold market fish and canned grocery items. Contamination sources include Sierra Nevada gold mining, bay and delta industry, agricultural seed treatments, and natural mine seepage.
Murphy accuses Senator Tunney of conflict of interest as both served on Technicolor’s 15 member board. Murphy says minutes show Tunney voted for contract approval despite denials. Tunney aides call for minutes release only by Technicolor. Opponent cites smear attacks in campaign as defense. Canadian forest fire report notes June activity near 895,000 acres burned.
Sacramento dispatch reports an anonymous petition, allegedly by inmates at Folsom Prison, urging a general strike across California's 13 prisons to protest treatment. The Department of Corrections says petitions circulated locally in recent days. no negotiations planned unless strike endangers safety.
About 400 white and black youths clashed near Trenton High School over a school busing plan aiming for racial balance. Seven arrests were reported as windows were broken in homes and the school. Police reported no injuries.
Nixon heads to San Jose and Rochester, campaigning for Senate hopefuls Ralph Tyler Smith and Clark MacCregar. He urges voters to back GOP unity to end Vietnam war, curb spending, curb crime, and protect the environment. He targets Illinois and Minnesota polls showing Stevenson and Humphrey ahead.
Derrick and Taggart plus Dorothy Cadwallader figure in the indictment. Frazier appeared in municipal court for a preliminary hearing. His wife Delores supported him and his mother Patricia Pascal testified under subpoena. Local auto mechanic with a juvenile burglary record, he was found asleep in a shack near his mother’s property after a mescaline episode.
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