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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1973
Page
5
Alameda County Sheriff’s deputies released photographs of lifelike mannequins dressed as two murdered women, Marie Stone and Cathy Sue Pethel, found shot near Fallon Road and Interstate 580. No solid leads emerged despite widespread publicity and interviews in San Francisco and near the crime scene.
Property owners must pay the first installment of 1973 74 property taxes by midnight tonight unless paid through a lending institution. Failure to pay by the deadline incurs a 6 percent penalty plus 2 in costs. Mail to Frank Krause Tax Collector Alameda County Administration Building Oakland California MEL.
The elderly recluse known as The Dog Lady was found dead Sunday in a Hayward residence. About 20 starving dogs surrounded her body after neighbors reported loud barking. Police say Helen Troy, about 70, died roughly ten days earlier after a stairwell fall. Some dogs died of starvation. others fed on the woman’s remains. Neighbors noted old fashioned clothing when she appeared outside. she once maintained homes on Tennyson Road. Hayward officers with five years in the area recall no prior animal complaints.
About 500 to 600 Kaiser workers at 14 Northern California facilities walkout over wage and benefits. Negotiations resume at 10 a.m. Tuesday as Bay Area hospitals report fairly normal operations with first come, first served care and cancelled elective surgeries.
Union City authorities report 18 year old James Pratt of 4646 Diaz Drive was released from St. Rose Hospital Hayward after his car struck a guardrail on Whipple Head near the NART overcrossing in dense fog at 10 45 pm Friday. A photo from the accident scene appeared in Saturday's Daily Review.
San Leandro police logged two robberies on Friday. At 11:30 p.m. a gunpoint hold up occurred at the Leaning Tower of Pina on MacArthur Boulevard affecting Karen Hay Hedean, with about 140 taken. Earlier at 3:45 p.m. a strongarm purse snatching outside a home took about 9 from Gussie Senjo.
Jeffery Richardson nine of Bettencourt Gate Newark died Saturday when the motorcycle carrying him struck a tree and a lamp post. Police say rider Robert Kaufman forty one veered off course, hitting a curb near Bellancourt and Crestmont. Coroner cites vehicular manslaughter charges recommended. Kaufman remains in serious condition in intensive care.
UPI reports a federal judge refused to bar the Senate Watergate committee from interrogating 16 Hughes associates in private sessions amid ongoing probes into Hughes Nixon ties. The panel plans to keep private interviews confidential while preparing for public hearings next month.
Negotiations will resume in San Francisco on working conditions centralized meat distribution and pay amid a week long butcher strike and store lockouts in Northern California. About 1500 meatcutters struck Safeway and Lucky last Monday while 2,000 were locked out at smaller chains. More than 10,000 store clerks idled. Authorities report informal talks today between Amalgamated Meatcutters and Food Employers Council. initial Saturday talks failed to reach a deal.
The U S Supreme Court plans a new ruling on what counts as obscenity in films and publications. The case from Albany Ga involves a theater manager convicted under an obscenity law for showing Carnal Knowledge, cited by critics as a top film of 1971. The decision may establish guidelines for enforcing obscenity and pornography.
A southbound BART train struck and killed two large dogs near the South Hayward yard at 9:00 am, causing delays with trains running every 21 minutes southbound and 14 minutes northbound briefly. The affected train was removed from service after inspections.
Council will study a new law to handle wrecked vehicles assigning liability to owners and enabling appeals to a city hearing officer with further appeal to the city council. Enforcement would expand to police and fire departments, with potential to clear about 1,000 wrecks yearly and collect bounty funds. A preliminary development plan hearing and business license payment changes are also noted along with a Kelly Street widening proposal.
Six people, including a mother and her three children and two teenage boys, were killed when a Seaboard Coastline freight train struck their car at a crossing in Hottrell North Carolina. The engineer said the vehicle stopped at the crossing then pulled into the train’s path without warning.
Vatican message from Pope Paul VI warns that war, revolutions, and economic crises threaten peace. He urges collaboration of all good will, world public opinion, and steadfast ideas of peace to guide nations. He calls for rejecting the wolfish view of humanity and emphasizes people as the decisive force in peace.
IRS checks at 450 stations reveal 225 truck stops sold diesel above legal ceilings amid energy crisis concerns. About 145 ordered price rollbacks. others plan to contest. Findings spark broader probe and potential expansion of price monitoring. A separate API report notes thousands of stations closed this year while fuel shortages are debated by major oil groups.
The Alameda County coroner reports retired Navy security guard Donald Kund, 41, of 27419 Portsmouth Street Hayward, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head while on a weekend pass from Oakwood Novel Hospital where he was treated for terminal cancer. The coroner noted the apparent suicide as the cause.
Margaret Trudeau, wife of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, reportedly entered hospital early today to give birth to their second child.
Leandro announces a new downtown parking enforcement program to create revenue and support business lifeblood. City officials and businessmen approve, citing safe convenient parking as essential to livelihoods and retail sales. Letters sent to downtown firms outline the new bail schedule and ask them to inform employees.
President Nixon ordered higher interest on U S savings bonds from 5.5 to 6 percent to attract investors. The change affects bonds issued after December 1 and does not alter purchase prices. For example a $100 Series E bond costs $75, with increased yield at maturity. The plan also lifts yields on H and Freedom Shares bonds.
Albin William Mead, 80, owner operator of Rayfair Doing in the Rayfair shopping center, was arrested on charges of receiving stolen property. Police say an undercover buyer paid 127 dollars Tuesday for a television set and a wristwatch alleged to be stolen.
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