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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
11
Police say Christy L. Kiger died after being run over by Leonard M. Hand as she played in his driveway. Hand may have been distracted by his children in the area and she died en route to Washington Hospital.
The California State Automobile Association reports better gas availability for the week starting tomorrow. It cautions travelers to refuel at night and Sundays when stations close, with no daytime highway problems expected. Night travelers should keep tanks half full and plan ahead on cross country trips through Nevada. Metro California stations are open 24 hours except Sacramento where late nights remain risky. Minor improvement noted in Sierra Nevada and other gaps. Last week remote travel was not advised.
Convicted robber Robert Anthony Praticelli, 82, arrested Tuesday afternoon near his Fremont apartment with assistance from PREMONT Fre agents Tremont police. He used the alias John R Freidas and worked as a house painter. Praticelli escaped Hawaii state prison in March 1971 during armed robbery, then fled a second time on February 27, 1972. He is held at the Oakland Federal Building awaiting extradition to Hawaii.
Fremont man Alan Sunderman aged 27 collapsed in the bakery parking lot while hitching trailers on Kilpatrick's Bakery property. He died en route to Fruitvale Hospital Oakland after the incident, with coroner stating undetermined causes.
Oslo sources report the Norwegian cabinet will decide today whether to expel Israeli diplomat Yigal Eyal after an Israeli sheltering women linked to the shooting of Moroccan waiter Almed Bauchiki in Lillehammer. Two Israelis were arrested last week as probes widen. Oslo says decision will come soon on Eyal’s status and the diplomatic repercussions with Jerusalem.
A jet crash at Nellis Air Force Base Nev left the pilot Li Gay Pullar of North Carolina dead. The crash occurred during a night flight and involved munitions. the pilot is survived by a widow and three children.
Officials warn that a fixed beef ceiling under Phase IV may trigger shortages and a rising black market. After a Wednesday meeting with dairy and agricultural leaders, critics claim prices could surge before new supplies ease, while consumers face higher costs and thinner cuts.
Former CIA director Richard Helms testified before the Watergate committee that John Dean asked the agency to pay bail and salaries for Watergate burglars while they served their sentences. Helms said the request was rejected by deputy director Vernon Walters and noted sensitivity about hiding CIA involvement. He also referenced a White House meeting where similar ideas were raised and denied CIA responsibility for any related funds.
Youngsters read ecological information at the Roadside Ecological Viewing Area REVA set up by the Department of Transportation at Westley on Interstate 3. REVA aims to place ecological features of local areas at 20 roadside attractions in various regions of the state.
A Berkeley committee tightened provisions of the proposed ethics code for the CORPUS data bank and will release the revised draft to the public by Aug. through the county administrator. Comments should be sent to Loren Enoch by Aug. 18 with a committee meeting set for Aug. 20 to adopt the code.
The feature details lavish dog apparel and accessories including coordinated outfits and paw sprays, plus aquarium innovations and small animal toys from Mattel. It notes the pet supply boom, with exhibitors showing showy displays, nesting materials, and habitat accessories as consumer interest grows.
Documents point to a Nixon link in the ITT settlement dated June 30, 1971, with Haldeman and Mitchell copies. The memo warns of ITT commitments and UK AG notice, while noting uncertain copy recovery. It cites ITT as a major issue in Mitchell’s confirmation hearings for attorney general and ties to the 1972 campaign.
Carol Gaval, a top swimmer with a fractured elbow, plans to compete in backstroke events this Saturday despite a sling and coach caution. Her family and Tennyson Pool staff emphasize careful follow-up with a doctor while aiming for district glory and a swift recovery to rejoin her team.
Ohlone trustees approve a plan pushing wages above 1 14 per hour as a possible rise tied to a federal minimum wage bill awaiting President Nixon's signature. President Stephen Epler and Business Manager William Frawley show hesitation. No action taken. discussion to resume August 20 with other bids and contracts also on agenda.
Washington lawmakers push a one year extension of federal housing loans as the House sends a bipartisan interim bill to the White House for signature. The measure would keep FHA authority intact and extend the program through next year, aiding thousands of would be homeowners.
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