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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1973
Page
5
In Castro Valley a middle aged man pushed a cart with a $242 portable television from Pay Liss Drugs at 38 Castro Valley Blvd. outside the store. Clerk Verio Ferreira saw no receipt and alerted a salesman. the thief fled in a car as deputies investigated.
The body of pilot James Jones was found near the Hayward shoreline after a search for him and passenger Peggy Ann Sohn, whose light plane vanished a week earlier on a pleasure flight. Sohn’s body was found on a beach near the San Mateo Bridge in Hayward. Jones’s body lay roughly 30 feet from shore, police say, suggesting he washed ashore at high tide. Sohn was a Challat College student and the son of Mrs. Phillip Lainards. He lived at 479 Fairway St.
Fire of undetermined origin consumed a three room house used for furniture storage at 2h0 W. 183rd Ave in San Leandro shortly before 12 38 a m. Firefighters fought the blaze for about two hours but could not save the structure owned by Doug Matheson of 289 W. Ward Ave. Damage was estimated at 8 8 ath and the case is under investigation.
A San Leandro man, Walter James Sargent Jr., 301 W Estudillo Ave, drowned Saturday afternoon in the San Joaquin River near Mossdale after being left alone in a boat by a friend Howard Blower, 306 Orchard Ave Hayward. Deputies said Blower found Sargent in the water after redocking the boat about 10 miles south of Stockton.
A Castro Valley man annutted to Eden Hospital Saturday after a suspected heroin overdose died early Sunday. Jack De Silva, 22, of 2836 Redwood Court, Castro Valley, died at 2 10 a.m. He was taken to Eden Hospital at 6 p.m. Saturday by Alameda County sheriff's deputies. An autopsy will be performed, per the coroner's office.
UPI reports two tests may finish this year’s series near the Mu Tutva atoll in the Tilamatu Archipelago. French Armed Forces and Atomic Energy Commission experts maydetonate more warheads on the barren atoll as political leaders assess readiness and timing.
A United Press survey tracks Labor Day traffic deaths as the long weekend nears its end. National Safety Commission estimates 530 to 650 fatalities possible, with 446 dead by Sunday morning. Florida 27, Illinois 26, New York 26, California 25, and Western states showing rising drunk driving arrests.
A new section of the Intersinie 280 freeway will open, narrowing a drive between San Jose and San Francisco to 33 miles without a stop sign or signal. The five-mile, eight-lane stretch runs near Belmont and Woodside on the San Francisco Peninsula, ending a two year routing controversy that kept drivers on the narrow two-lane Candi Road and caused daily delays.
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce luncheon hosted by the women's division will welcome community leaders to Fremont schools. New Haven School District trustees meet tomorrow at Union City site to consider forming a community liaison committee.
Tropical Storm Delia strengthened rapidly and is forecast to reach hurricane force before striking the Louisiana coast, possibly Tuesday. National Hurricane Center Scientist Robert Simpson said Delia could become the third hurricane of the 1973 Atlantic season as it moves north-northwest near 10 mph from a center south of New Orleans.
Soviet reports confirm Shirali Mislimoy, Azerbaijan peasant famed for long life, died after pneumonia in Barzava at age 168. His life featured a simple regime, clean living, and a philosophy of patience, with official word noting long lifespan despite disputed birth records and numerous family members.
Stockholm reports King Gustaf V in serious condition with doctors citing possible infection. Helsingborg Hospital officials say his temperature is high and condition unstable though no new stomach hemorrhage has occurred since half of the stomach was removed 12 days ago for gastric ulcer. The elderly monarch has been on respiratory support for 10 days and doctors give him a chance to survive the illness.
Negotiations between the United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp proceed as the main hurdle remains voluntary overtime. Leonard Woodcock promotes the issue on NBC while Chrysler resists, raising the possibility of a national strike if talks stall. Doug Fraser cautions that early bargaining may pressure both sides as contract talks near expiry.
A violent clash occurred Sunday night when a Jews picket line formed outside Otto N. Miller, Standard Oil Co. of California board chairman’s home. Trearuldian was knocked down twice as he crossed the line to walk his dog. Fisher, who said he was Jewish, blamed the intrusion of the neighborhood as neighbors called police. The demonstration in the fashionable Sea district drew several calls from residents seeking to end the provocation.
Alameda County board of supervisors meets at 9 am to fix 1774 tax rates for school and special districts amid SB 90 AB 2003 and AB 2008 changes. They will review federal revenue sharing of over 25 million to 92 agencies and allocate remaining 2.4 to 3 million to various programs including health, mental health, and transportation services in South and West Oakland areas.
San Leandro public hearings are scheduled for tomorrow night at 8 in city council chambers. Zeke Enballo appeals the zoning board denial to allow four plexes on parcels at 471 Juana Ave and 833 E 74th St, Robello seeks variances to build two four plexes on each lot, and Robert C Richardson challenges a home occupation permit for drywall acoustics at 196 Gardner Blvd. Also on the agenda are precise plans for Future Seelare at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church and a Singer Housing development at 788 Levelling Blvd with a planned dine condominium project to proceed when funds allow.
Capt Diego Ruiz said fumes caused evacuation of a ship after it ran aground and burned. Crew described smoky conditions, attempted salvage, and hope the vessel could be saved. Lenugitl fins and Captain Stanley Huber noted fire in the hold, with area residents evacuated to a relief center and served meals.
United Press International reports cloudy to fair conditions along the coast and valleys. Temperatures range from upper 40s to mid 70s with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph offshore and 15 to 20 mph inland, easing by Tuesday as highs reach the 70s and 80s in some valleys and 60s in coastal areas.
Tide tables list low tides and heights for the day with times at 1 9 21 and 5 97. Referenced sun rise at 8 41 am and sunset near 7 27 pm.
Chronicle of multiple nonfatal fires and resuscitations across Alameda County on Sunday and Monday in Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro Fremont Livermore Pleasanton Dublin and surrounding areas. Units respond to structural fires gas leaks and stove fires with instances of resuscitation and investigations including locations on Hendersin Avenue Silene Way Gatling Road Calarogs Avenue and more. Local departments report online road closures and rapid dispatches as crews tackle fuel fires and property hazards.
Obituaries list Vito Arrand of Oakland and Peggy Ann of Fremont among those commemorated. The text names relatives in San Lorenzo Brooklyn and New York, with services at Grissom's San Lorenzo Chapel and Fremont Chapel of The Roses Mortuary. Burial at Holy Sepulcher Cedar Lawn Memorial Park. Interment in Hayward. Funeral details include dates September 3 and 5 with rosary recitations and church services.
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