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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1972
Page
20
Bruce Bostrur soloed a Cessna 150 from Hayward airport and made an unplanned landing in a pasture near Hesperian Boulevard and Industrial Parkway when the engine malfunctioned. He and the aircraft were not injured. owner arrived to start repairs as Hayward officials responded.
Hayward police arrested Panwayne Gene Martin and Tom Victor Marsh after a confrontation at Weekes Park. Martin, 20, staggered, resisted arrest, suffered a nose injury, and was hospitalized before booking for intoxication. The scuffle drew 30 to 40 bystanders and nine patrol cars.
Three men Michael Ivester Manoe Elerring Wayne Patterson all from area were found guilty in superior court of first degree burglary in connection with an October shooting at Chabot College Hayward. Patterson was armed but not found to have caused great bodily harm. Elerring also convicted of assault with a deadly weapon. Sentencing set for August 3.
Police recovered about seventeen thousand five hundred dollars in goods from an Oakland apartment after an Oakland woman, arrested for shoplifting at Mary’s Department Store in San Leandro, granted permission to search. Officers found most items with price tags removed and lingerie largely unrecovered. She was charged with burglary under state law.
San Leandro man Thomas B. Green, 36, jailed after weekend raids, faces three felony counts including one bookmaking and ten counts of operating bookmaking premises. Arraignment set in Oakland Piedmont court. Five others arrested in Alameda and Contra Costa counties face charges. Wager ring covered horse races nationwide and at local fairs. Green was arrested in Oakland.
Two men, Alan Gregory Stuard and Steven Ernest Gerkin, were arrested by sheriff's deputies for unlawful possession of four game mammals. The vehicle showed a faulty light and a blood soaked sleeping bag holding animal parts, with cartridges found inside. The suspects are unemployed and from Castro Valley and Oakley.
Brenda Cullen of Hayward won a hula hoop contest sponsored by the Hayward area Recreation District. A photo on page 4 misidentified her as Becky Seaver, and The Review apologizes for the embarrassment caused to both parties.
The California legislature halted tax relief and school aid moves as Senate and Assembly clashed over funding. Reagan pressed for a tax cut using anticipated surplus funds, while opponents warned against new tax hikes. A conference committee was planned to seek a compromise.
Council debates repeal of a utility tax amid stalled priorities and misused funds. Birchfield accuses city of diverting revenue to Highlands street engineering and Civic Center purchases while police building remains underfunded. Mayors and council members clash over repeal timing and scope.
Algerie confirms release of five air pirates who hijacked a Delta Airlines DC3 to Algiers and received a $1 million ransom. Authorities say the money was seized and kept under seal while officials at Pan the national headquarters verify details.
In Reykjavik, Fischer defeated Spassky on move 16 of the resumed 16th game, building an eight three point lead toward becoming the first American world chess champion. Spassky arrived late, thought briefly, and offered his hand in defeat as Fischer sunned up, drank orange juice, and left the hall.
Wholesale prices surged in July driven by a 15.1 percent jump in live poultry and a 11.2 percent rise in fresh and dried fruits and vegetables. Unemployment remained at 5.5 percent as overall farm product prices climbed 3.2 percent, pushing the index to 4.6 percent above a year ago.
In four days of testimony State's Attorney Arthur H. Marshall and defense counsel Benjamin Lipsitz presented closing arguments. Bremer did not testify. Diary excerpts reveal Bremer contemplated assassinating President Nixon during visits to Ottawa and Washington and even considered targeting Wallace at a film showing. He expressed frustration at his lack of progress and noted no recent conversations.
The injured Hayward police officer McSpadden dies from injuries after a high speed chase. Lance Tetzlaff, 18, of San Leandro, faced murder charges under a statute for assault with intent to kill after ramming a car into a utility pole during the pursuit. McSpadden leaves a wife Barbara Jean and parents William and Mrs McSpadden of Cleveland Tennessee. funeral arrangements pending.
Cuban Armed Forces Minister Raul Castro disclosed in a Radio Havana broadcast that the Soviet Union provided Cuba earlier this year with upgraded rocket firing boats. He said the new boats double the firing and anti-air capabilities of older vessels during a Havana ceremony marking the nine-year establishment of the revolutionary penal forces.
Authorities hunted a bald-headed woman after a three tent-tag swordlike stab wounded Norman Williams at Marin General Hospital. The 20 year old, injured in the neck, stomach, and arm, was described as stable. Police seek Frances Simpson in connection with the San Francisco ceramics plant incident.
Capt Raymond C Spaulding led a psychiatry team aiding Vietnam POWs after release. He said reunions may take 72 hours and coping will be tough. He noted ex prisoners face years of suppression and may struggle with chairs and routines as they adjust.
A 22 year old man, Robert Storey of 15999 Mater, was arrested early today after deputies found him sitting against a fence with a brown paper bag to his face. Glue and a tube of plastic cement were located on him. he admitted quarrels with a girlfriend and lack of money for liquor, and was taken to Santa Rita county jail.
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