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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1973
Page
13
Patterson 90 of Conte Coutri waives arraignment and enters plea through attorney after horse Amigo died Jan. 2 from starvation. Judge sets next hearing for February 27. Patterson has not appeared in person in court. Veterinarian determined the horse was starved beyond recovery at Sewark corral.
A car fire on the Jim Elevatord SeCHIKU led to the westbound Hayward Bridge lanes closing from 7:01 to 7:39. The driver escaped with minor injuries and a following car struck the burning vehicle. A second driver was identified.
A burglar struck Wiypween City PUP shop stealing sex manuals and adult movies valued at 260 dollars. Two novelties and one dollar in cash were also taken. Authorities urge victims to contact the police with any information.
The body of Peggy Dorthick, 5, was found in a burning car that crashed into a roadside embankment on Crow Canyon Road Moudiy. The California Highway Patrol turned the case to Alameda County Sheriff as officers noted a large amount of flammable material in the wreckage. Mrs Dorlchick was reportedly en route to Union City to pick up her grandchild left in relatives care while she and her husband visited in Reno.
Pasadena based astronomers Gareth Wyn Williams Eric Becht and Gerry Neugebauer report a star forming region 10 000 light years away in a dust cloud. They describe embryo stars condensing from gas and a monster cold star emitting 40 million times the sun’s energy yet a frigid 170 degrees Fahrenheit, far cooler than ordinary stars.
Oakland police arrested 18 year old Calvin Collins on information from the homicide investigation. He allegedly gave details of the slaying of 21 year old Asuncion Quezada, found dead after a fight in her home Monday. A television set and radio phonograph were stolen. Quezada’s two year old daughter said “Anton hit Mommy.”
In Townsville scientists led by Dr. William Dunson of Ponania State University catalogued Hydronbis Bete cheri as the world’s most deadly reptile. The six week expedition aboard the U.S. research ship Alpha Helis involved American, Japanese and Australian researchers to document sea snakes in the Timor Sea.
Ro milo Regala and William Curry, both department store security guards, often practiced quick draw during breaks. On Wednesday Regala's gun discharged, striking Curry in the neck and sending him to the hospital in serious condition.
Police executed raids on Exclusive Massage Parlor and two other parlors arresting six workers and staff on suspicions of soliciting to commit lewd acts and prostitution. Officers paid for services with marked money as evidence, with investigations noting previous parlor activity and recent increases in operations.
The article reports early moves in clearing out Vietnam and analyzing both sides with ceasefire talks. Kissinger described guarantees, reductions of troops, and an international force plus a Demilitarized Zone accord. North Vietnam hailed the deal as a victory, while U.S. officials noted potential troop withdrawals and no reintroduction of combat forces.
A veteran narrator recalls Marines and soldiers labeled as grunts from Korea to Vietnam. He notes the evolving term and its bitter toll on service members, while echoing old camaraderie and the wish for peaceniks to face danger. Memories span Italy France Korea Vietnam and a rocky Korean hillside.
DA believes Corona murdered 25 people in a California spree and suspects bodies lie buried in peach orchards along the Feather River. Salter County DA G Bate Teja questions discovery prospects and says no grounds for another trial despite jury tampering claims by defense attorney Richard Hawk. Judge Patton to hear Hawk motion Monday in Fairfield.
Moscow Idaho UPI reports rancher Will Olesen owns six buffalo raised for food and sale. Three buffalo have wandered off from his Olesen ranch weighing about ten hundred pounds each and valued between 300 and 700 dollars. He asks locals to contact him if they spot the roamers.
Former White House press secretary Bill Moyers was hospitalized Wednesday in Washington with chest pains. He was listed resting comfortably Thursday with no heart damage. Moyers, who served under Lyndon Johnson until 1966, later led Newsday and has since focused on writing in Washington.
A lengthy Capitol funeral coverage notes eloquent tributes by President Nixon and others. Leontyne Price sang amid an array of dignitaries, while tens of thousands paid respects at the Capitol rotunda and near the church. The Johnson family observances are described along with the event’s security and ceremonial details.
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