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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1973
Page
7
A Newark woman pleaded in municipal court to one count of check forgery. The case against 26 year old Mrs Ant Feola was reduced from 500 to 2000 dollars in bond. She is charged with forging checks stolen from a checkbook to pay a local store.
State Archeologist Francis Al Riddell said crews have mapped hundreds of artifacts at the Carmichael site during early digs for a new governor’s mansion. He dismissed rumors of abandoning hopes for village or burial remains and urged caution, estimating artifacts may date from 1,500 to 3,000 years ago.
Sacramento California Sunday report says motion picture companies owning sawed off shotguns for gangster pictures have violated laws for years. Deputy Attorney General Michael Franchetti notes executives requested legal possession of brass knuckles and bisekjarks as props but were denied.
In Santa Cruz California Dr Charles J Morris admitted under cross examination that he misinterpreted a key account and heard details twice. Mullin, who has pleaded insanity to ten murders, had previously led jurors to 14 victims according to court sources.
Houston police report that Sime Wayne Lentey and David Brooks confessed to involvement in a three-year spree of sex abuse and murder, with four additional bodies located along the Gulf Coast. Officials say 28 deaths may be connected, with possible more remains to be found as tides shift. Authorities describe luring youths for prostitution, then torturing or killing them, and burying victims at multiple sites.
In Houston, police link a string of missing youths to a possible ring amid reports that at least 24 young people from similar neighborhoods are missing. Officials discuss runaway trends, with Lt. Joe Skipper noting a rise in reported runaways and stressing rapid alerts when a juvenile vanishes. Local families seek answers, some hiring private investigators as authorities promise cross‑unit searches and public broadcasts for missing youths under 17.
The article reports Butz arguing he will not raise prices amid proposed controls. It notes President's duty to adjust prices per recommendations and Secretary of Agriculture’s stance. Rep. Froehlich counters that the bill imposes responsibility on Butz, linking the beer industry to the broader food pricing debate.
Local merchants report rising food costs and limited supplies driving shoppers to depend more on neighborhood stores. Prices for staples vary, with some items up as chain stores stock out, while owners defend fair pricing and adapt by offering smaller portions and substitutes like fish. Consumers adjust diets as meat and produce become scarcer and pricier.
Kathleen Herron and her fiancé John Bell were murdered while hitchhiking to Las Vegas to marry. In Ballone Cemetery Georgia, about 300 mourners gathered for the funeral in Kathleen’s white wedding dress. The case also involves Air Force Lt. Thomas Van Normal, 22, charged with murder and rape in San Bernardino.
Divers claim to reach the Andrea Boria wreck to raid its vaults. They expect cash bonds and jewelry valued at millions, using special cutting tools and lighting as they operate in deep, dangerous seas near the Baltic. The sinking occurred July 26, 1951 after the Stockholm collision, with a life-supporting balance still aboard.
The Senate gave final passage to a bill requiring campers to have signaling devices so a passenger can contact the driver. The measure, sponsored by Assemblyman Dunlap, was approved 26 to 41 and sent to Gov Reagan for approval. The bill would take effect on a specified date.
Moscow unleashes harsh press attack on Peking via Pravda suggesting China has broken from Marxist Leninist unity and hinting at a new world Communist conference to address the Sino Soviet split. Western diplomats note repeated references to past conferences and Beijing’s opposition to European security talks and troop reductions.
The California law is not inconsistent with a recent U S Supreme Court decision on obscenity, the 2nd District Court of Appeal held in Los Angeles. Justice John T. Cale wrote the opinion noting no constitutional reason to halt the statute while awaiting legislative changes, as the high court’s ruling gives communities greater latitude in defining obscenity.
Pepgia Cass a popular film actress of the 1950s dies at age 41 in her apartment Friday night. Found sitting in her living room by her former husband. Death attributed to cirrhosis of the liver after reportedly suffering in ill health. Born in Alexandria Virginia in 1, she appeared in many films including Overland Pacific and Target Zora. Her last screen appearance was in The Out Jawa!.
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