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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1973
Page
2
Eighteen members and hangers on of The Who were arrested after their hotel suite was smashed in Montreal. Police said damage reached 6000 dollars. No charges were filed and the group was released after paying the bill in cash. They proceeded to Boston.
In Santa Barbara the county Board of Supervisors on Monday voted to raise salaries from 44 000 to 74 000 a year. Freshman Supervisor Frank Frost opposed the increase citing that the public should decide, signaling backlash to an initiative to repeal the raises.
In London at the Old Bailey public prosecutor Pony Buzzard charged blonde Janie Jones a pop singer turned record promoter with running a call girl business to influence BBC producers to play records she promoted. Jones, 34, pleaded innocent as trial continued.
Rescuers scaled the Flatirons in heavy snow and near freezing temperatures to recover the bodies of University of Colorado students Dan Thomas Frank 18 of Bay Village Ohio and Guy D Jenks 18 of Colorado Springs. Frank guided rescuers to the site with his yells shortly before dying. Jenks was found earlier after the two were trapped by a sudden snowstorm while descending from the peak. The search began at midnight with voice contact reached at 1 43 a.m. Bowyer of the Rocky Mountain Rescue Group described the brutal conditions and long approach time due to eight inches of fresh snow.
Sacramento AP reports Governor Reagan favors immediate 55 mph speed limit for California and will sign if not tied to energy measures. Senate and Assembly leaders planned a special energy welfare session with a 45 mph first order of business.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The Révil Service Commission voted to reinstate a height minimum for new policemen, despite a federal Civil Rights Act concern. The old 6 ft 7 in limit becomes 5 ft 9 in, with officers arguing shorter patrolmen face more brawls. The commission also plans to appeal a federal ruling on minority membership for city firemen.
MEMPHIS AP says Jerry Lee Lewis is sued by his wife Jaren Lewis for separate maintenance and child support but not divorce. The 41 year old singer's fourth wife accuses him of cruelty and inhuman treatment in a suit filed Monday, noting the couple separated last Wednesday.
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