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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1972
Page
8
San Leandro notice lists Garh Jeffers 1 as among remaining Juma SM veterans. Jeffers is enrolled in the U S Army with Company H Second Nebraska in October 1988. Services set in Denver where he lived until last July.
Fremont police held Theodore Hronis 35 St Louis? Hayward resident 31 and William Richard Hernandez 19 Tracy on 3000 bail each after an area witness saw them remove lumber from a Singer Housing project on Woodbridge Place. Police recovered about 249 dollars worth of lumber and gas line material from a pickup and Hronis’ garage.
Eight year old Deanna Arcia of Denver Colorado remains in fair condition at Memorial Hospital today with head injuries from an auto bicycle collision on Farnsworth Street Saturday. She was struck by 21 year old Armin Unternaehrer at 1142 Trojan Ave as her bike swerved into his southbound car. Unternaehrer said he could not stop. a witness confirmed his story and he was not cited.
Henry Kissinger, President Nixon's adviser, will travel to Moscow September 10 13 for talks with Soviet leaders on Vietnam peace efforts and nuclear arms limits. He will stop in Munich September 2 9 to meet Chancellor Willy Brandt and West German leaders before the Moscow trip, in line with Nixon era détente.
Police report a San Leandro man was found hiding in a bedroom closet after a neighbor alerted them to a burglary in progress at a home on Fairway Park 125 Preda Street. The owner Donald Quintal said the master bedroom had been ransacked.
A box of matches in a passenger’s suitcase aboard American Airlines Flight 280 caused a 58 minute delay at San Francisco Inter. Fire crews removed the baggage pad and opened the case near the bay. the matches smoked but did not ignite. The 163 passengers were delayed before the Chicago bound flight finally departed.
Police hold Willie Dawson on charges of attempted murder after an alleged stabbing attempt on his wife with a 17 inch bread knife. The wife and child were present. Dawson reportedly pursued the attack, but the weapon didn’t penetrate and was seized.
Police arrested a 3 year old man and two others after a fatal shooting at a street location. Margera Amen and Wilks 31, of 3064 New Ari Bird, are held on $28,000 bail. Details remain incomplete as officers follow lines of inquiry.
McGovern campaigned in Ohio and California blasting Nixon for rising unemployment and welfare rolls. He proposed a 22 billion dollar tax loophole shutdown, pledging no new taxes on wages or investments, while predicting a sales tax hike from Nixon. He condemned unions as radical in history but praised job justice, and a standoff with a stage invader interrupted the speech.
U N Secretary General Kurt Waldheim appealed for the immediate release of the Israeli athletes held hostage by Arab guerrillas in the Olympic Village. The appeal was relayed by the German Mission to the U N and Waldheim was in touch with the German mission and Israeli Ambassador Joseph TeKOah as diplomats reacted with shock.
Mark Spitz packed his seven gold medals and left Munich with German army bodyguards as Palestinian terrorists held Israeli athletes hostage nearby. He spoke at a news conference before flying to California, saying he was older with seven medals and calling the killings tragic.
The Highway Patrol reports 49 fatalities in California over Labor Day weekend from 6 p.m. Friday to Monday. This is a drop from last year's record 71 deaths. A Patrol spokesman called the holiday period dangerous but noted improvement.
About 20 tax protesters picketed the Internal Revenue Service office in Santa Rosa led by Glen Berd of Sebastopol. They claimed if tax collectors can seize property then the people have the right, and they pretended to seize the office while officers reported no disturbances at opening.
Paris report says President Pompidou announced he has received an invitation to visit China. He told reporters at the Elysee Palace reception that he does not plan to make the trip in the near future.
Former attorney general Mitchell said he believed the Watergate bugging of Democratic headquarters would not hurt President Nixon's chances. He refused to testify further, citing potential prejudice to the Watergate Five as lawyers argued for delay.
Gas Zabari, Israeli lightweight wrestler, said he ran faster than Valeri Borzov as he escaped from the Israeli building during a hostage incident. Shaul Ladany, 36, recounted Zabari describing a sprint “faster than Borzov” while fleeing the building next to where teammates were held.
Reported statements show Arab demands for 200 to 250 detainees release and safe exit for guerrillas. Israel may fly non Israel hostages to Arab capitals except Amman and Beirut amid security concerns. Munich may host a guaranteed departure while any assault on the gruen sector risks hostage deaths.
Police and soldiers encircle the Olympic Village creating an armed camp atmosphere while Israeli quarters report a Palestinian attack. Inside, athletes move freely for practice and competition with little tension and patchy news, many learning of events only from guards.
President Nixon travels to San Francisco to promote the 24 000 acre Golden Gate National Recreation Area and to rally support in Congress for an $58 million park measure. He meets with his Citizens Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality and signals ongoing push on revenue sharing and moratorium policy.
A Fremont apartment was burglarized prompting a police report. Items taken include a 12 color television set a tape player an eight track tape and two checks valued unspecified. No injuries reported and no suspects yet.
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