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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1971
Page
5
A 16 year old Hayward youth Willard Harris escaped major injury when his car left the road and rolled down the Dean Castro Regional Recreation area spillway. Harris was treated and released from Levine Hospital after rescue by Fairview firefighters. CHP investigated the amber accident shortly before pan.
San Leandro man Gene Troup of 25 Chir Malia Street was rescued by two San Leandro Fire Department firefighters, Engineer Dave Cameron among them, from a smoky apartment early this morning. He was taken to San Leandro Memorial Hospital. a burning cigarette was listed as the probable cause.
Seven people died in a head on collision near Burgaw North Carolina on Sunday raising the Labor Day weekend death toll to 485. State police freed the bodies after an hour long extrication and identified the deceased as Salle C Ser vane Clivelaiu Mathis Arthur L Matis Dorothy G Moore Mamie L Jenkins Dorothy Goodman and James T Jenkins all residents of Burgaw and Rose Hill area. A separate fatal crash in Indiana left four elderly residents dead when their car skidded and struck a Norfolk and Western freight engine.
Rep Paul McCloskey California Republican vows to oppose Nixon for 1972 nomination making truth in government his major theme. He tours New Hampshire Mount Washington campaign swing with planned weekly disclosures starting after summer recess on Nixon and Laos. He schedules arts festival in North Conway before returning to Washington.
Saigon announces a 50 000 dollar aid donation to North Vietnam for flood victims. Funds will be channeled through the South Vietnamese Red Cross to the International Red Cross in Switzerland. Earlier, 17 National Assembly members urged collecting aid for the North’s flood victims.
A UPI report from San Francisco says a U.S. Geological Survey team from Menlo Park notes the need for specialized waste treatment in San Francisco Bay. The study emphasizes that secondary sewage treatment has largely failed to affect many deposits and calls for tertiary or specialized treatment.
Chicago police report William Balden, 15, entered a grocery to buy a soda and attempted to kiss a 20 year old clerk. She fired, injuring him in the leg. Clerk Jessie Noeman said he moved around the counter to kiss her. She was charged with aggravated battery.
Orientation sessions are planned for tomorrow with classes starting Wednesday for some walls. Principals may begin on September 13. New Haven students return to elementary grades one on Bliss Wednesday. Junior and senior high return September 17. Public schools in Hayward Cass Valley San Leandro San Lorenzo and Fremont begin fall terms on September day. The Prince of Peace Theran School Fremont Calvary Lutheran San Lorenzo open September 13 along with American Heritage Christian School Landmark Missionary Baptist Church Hayward and Fremont Christian School. Fall terms begin September 20 at Chabot and Ohlone colleges. Fall quarter starts September 4 at California State College Dayward.
Report claims Tapamaros have infiltrated government police and army ranks in a nation of 20 million. The movement, described as peasant linked and socialist sponsored, is said to operate successfully despite authorities.
An Oregon woman at an outdoor survival school graduation died after lying in wet snow in the Three Sisters wilderness. A second student, a 19 year old from an eastern state, is missing and feared dead. Pamela Sullivan of Seattle was found safe after discovering the body.
Six public hearings will be held this month to address preserving Yosemite National Park while managing growing visitor numbers. Two plans are examined: revising the Park Service Master Plan to curb motor vehicle use and overnight stays, and designating portions of the park as permanent wilderness. Hearings occur Sept. 1, 9, 16, 18 and in Manar moth Lakes, Yosemite, and San Francisco.
Washington AP reports the John Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts opens to the public after 13 years. The dress rehearsal of Leonard Bernstein mass happens as the center near the Potomac hosts three major halls with 2320 and 2760 seat venues, while officials gather for the formal opening on Wednesday.
Unexplained blasts hit an advertising firm and a school in Oakland on Sunday. The Poster Keister billboard office sustained a hole in a wall while Sequoia Elementary School suffered minor fire exposure with little other damage.
In Raleigh, NC, the NC State Alumni Association surveyed 23,000 alumni about not donating to the university. Responses ranged from praise to frustration with professors and delays. Some writers express optimism about potential future support as efforts continue.
An oil tanker Key Tracer rescued seven Cuban refugees, four men a woman a small boy and an infant, from a makeshift raft about 180 miles east of Miami after they had survived 12 days at sea. They had no food or water except canned milk for the baby and some water, and the group clung to five inner tubes lashed together. Immigration officials planned to protect the refugees identities for relatives in Cuba.
Readable fragments describe cooler tonight and Tuesday with warmer periods in places like Monterey Bay Area and Santa Clara Valley. Outlook mentions northwest winds 10 to 20 mph, patchy clouds near coasts, and highs ranging from the 70s to 90s in several zones, including Napa Sonoma and Livermore valleys.
Dispatch log records numerous fire and emergency calls across Southern Alameda County including Sunsett High and West Winton Avenue in Fremont, Rome and San Leandro, listing times around 2:56, 10:97 am and 8:00 pm. It references addresses such as 38 West Winton Ave, 1108 Whittle, 225 Charmain Street and 32071 Ash Street, with names and residences tied to families in Hayward and Fremont. Interment notices and memorial services for residents are noted, along with several street names and cross streets from Newark Livermore Pleasanton and surrounding cities.
Rose Soares age 91 of Castro Valley died September 6 1971. Beloved wife of the late Frank J. Soares mother of Frank P Soares Lillian Sousa Jene Cardare Virginie Mearns Susie E Muri and Lewis Soares all of California and sister of Carolyn Robbins and Joe Joseph. Funeral from Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward September 7 with services at All Saints Church and Mediter rary Chapel ro Rosary and interment at Holy Sepullette Cemetery Hayward.
Paul W. McCracken chairs a council meeting with six firms to discuss dividend rate changes. The group warns that any deviation from the President's program could disrupt policy. Nixon aims to cut federal spending by 4.2 billion while industries gain 3 billion. Meany notes offsets include 1.8 billion from federal employees through payroll taxes and wage freezes.
U S helicopter gunships and DMZ supply runs supported ground forces in a new campaign named Lan Son 81027 Military. Intelligence indicated North Vietnamese losses but no sign of a major incursion toward Lang, and minor artillery exchanges reduced as South Vietnamese troops rejoined the offensive.
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