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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1971
Page
14
Bay Area notices announce two parent supervised gatherings at Argonaut School Hayward. Admission is 25 cents, with popcorn and Coca Cola provided. Proceeds go to the PTA treasury.
Clark County detectives said Mary and Eugene Garone were bound and stabbed to death in their Westward Ho motel room after arriving Saturday night. Carrie’s body was near the door and Eugene’s pockets were turned. the room showed blood splatter and disarray, with robbery suspected as the motive.
A three alarm fire on Post Street in San Francisco gutted the top floor of a city apartment house and left 25 residents homeless. Fire officials probe possible arson in a $30,000 blaze that began in a basement storeroom as flames raced up a rear stair and spared the second and third floors.
Wayne M. Berry, 58, a 12 year veteran of SF State police and retired Navy chief petty officer, was found shot dead at his home near the San Francisco campus. No suicide note was reported. Berry previously led the 21 member campus force.
A one foot section of a 1-inch water main near Laguna Honda Home for the Aged broke, sending thousands of gallons into the street and causing a cave-in. The water department shut off the main and planned to reroute supply to affected homes via alternate systems.
A Sunday collision 40 miles east of Kingman Arizona killed five Californians, four of them a Reseda family. John Burnell Ser, 30, Ita Ser, and three of their children died when a westbound auto drifted across the centerline into the Miller car. Two Miller children, Darlene and Paul, survived in critical condition with an injured passenger, Arnold Jones. Jones, 21, San Francisco, was the second driver. Miss Jones steered the westbound car that crossed the line. Investigating officers reported the crash near Kingman.
A federal manpower specialist lauded San Francisco for filling public service jobs under the Emergency Employment Act after Nixon signed the $2.5 billion program last July. Of 462 jobs allocated to the city, 400 had been filled, with nationwide totals reaching 120,000.
Romberg Jr. director of the National Park Service Western Region is reassigned as associate deputy director for Field Operations. Howard B. Chapman, longtime Park Service official and current Grand Teton superintendent, will replace him. Chapman, 45, joined the service in 1950, is CSU educated and a World War II Air Force veteran.
A reader invites submissions for rhymed lines to be published as a feature. The note asks writers to send a rhyming pee her de op style piece to The Daily Review in Hayward California with a P O Box and ZIP code. The request emphasizes fitting the verse to the regular feature if accepted.
Santa Clara County Superior Court will hear an arraignment next Monday for Pamela Watkins who admitted killing two young sisters, Shelvyn Aldridge and Tinya Aldridge, in a recorded statement. A 31 minute tape was played in court revealing motive and plans before the bodies were left in a refuse bin.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Christmas Day expiration of the Taft Hartley Injunction on West Coast dock workers spurs government mediation. Kurtis Counts of the Federal Mediation Service travels to San Francisco to urge the Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union and PMA back to bargaining. If talks fail Nixon may seek a legislative solution after Congress reconvenes. The union rejected PMA’s two year wage package, 10,072 to 746, leaving a 10 day cooling off period ending December 24.
In separate cases authorities say two people are held for the deaths of a seven month old girl and an 18 year old boy. Sylvia Lola Wells, 34, was booked for murder in the death of Demetria Davis. A 1 year old boy was taken into custody by Sacramento County juvenile authorities in the gunshot slaying of Clarence Savage, 19, at a dance early Sunday.
UPI reports two gunmen opened fire at Rama Thai Cafe in Hollywood striking Theeraska Pinpatama Rekha 23 of Lynwood during a Saturday attack. The scene drew about four dozen patrons as the young Thai victim, critically wounded 10 months earlier in a similar incident at a Hollywood bowling alley, was targeted again.
Karen Mac Quiddy, 25, from Upland, walked through snow for five hours to reach help for a presumed survivor after a light plane wreck near Mount Temon. Pilot Jobin Burdick, 29, also from Upland, died in the pre-dawn crash en route from Pomona to Palm Beach with a Tucson stopover. The survivor suffered a broken wrist and facial injuries, and a motorist drove her to a ranger station.
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