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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
8
In Oakland, vandals broke into Skyline High School early today and set a fire in the arts and crafts center, causing about $100,000 in damages. Fire officials reported the intruders first breached the office area and scattered items before striking the crafts center.
Two divers found dead in the Pacific near the Channel Islands off California. Authorities say both men, in their early 20s, were recovered Tuesday and the Monterey County coroner will perform autopsies to determine cause of death. The Coast Guard reported an unattended curio or item drifting near the area and noted out of state license plates on a vehicle.
Alameda County Sheriff's deputy Tom Ziegler shot and killed a mountain lion during a routine patrol near an abandoned sanitarium. The cat, about 18 feet away, growled as he fired multiple rounds, then leaped a fence and disappeared before backup helped locate the carcass in the bushes.
Artis Terrell, 25, Vallejo man, charged with armed robbery of a Pleasanton Safeway last Nov 12, faces a January trial in Alameda County Superior Court. Two men struck at closing time. one pistol whipped six employees and forced them to the rear produce cooler. The second suspect remains at large as police and deputies seek him. Walter Warren, assistant manager, identified Terrell as the gunman.
Five law enforcement agencies raided two Hayward and Fremont area addresses after undercover buys of heroin. At 26345 Gutling Road Hayward and 37040 Third Street Fremont officers seized heroin and arrested Dessica L. Ding Pamela A. Or bali Richard A. Forcier and Diane M. McDonald on drug possession charges. The Hayward raid occurred at 10 50 p.m. and the Niles raid at 12 30 a.m. Keywords: Hayward Union City Fremont Newark narcotics police
Police arrested Lyo burglary suspects 46 minutes after a theft was reported. Gydohn Montoya 37 an unemployed Palo Alto resident was linked to a stolen color Infovision stereo. His companion Ronard Moreno 20 of Sin Tose was also arrested on burglary charges.
A BART directors committee recommends appointing attorney Malcolm Barrett to provide direct legal advice to the board while avoiding conflicts with the general manager. It also considers giving the attorney full legal responsibility to directors, reviewing the finance and secretary roles, and creating an auditing committee for independent financial information.
San Lorenzo board sees incumbent Georgia Henderson announce re election from 2071 Via Pasatiemipa as the first San Lorenzo candidate. In Fremont district CJ Deid of 400 Stoane begins a seat bid as first candidate. New Haven board vote now a three way race with Berk G Perez at 33315 Sov Union Gily joining incumbents and others. Pleasanton district sees Joseph J Comer ford and Michael Peel enter Lie biucray Elementary and Sculero joins the Pleasanton Elementary seat race. Elections set for April 20 with filing deadline February 18.
The American crew for a first joint U S Soviet space mission will be commanded by Thomas P. Stafford with Donald K. Slayton and John W. Brand Jr. The mission planned 15 June 1975 aims to dock Apollo and Soyuz craft in orbit and exchange crew members in a staged flight training program.
In a heated exchange, Mayor and Assemblyman Bee urged action against Citizens Utilities citing water contamination. Vernon Sturgeon of the Public Utilities Commission criticized the firm’s service quality as residents faced boil warnings. Pimentel noted limited PUC regulation but warned of city involvement if needed and highlighted lack of direct customer notifications about water quality. Copies of letters went to state legislators and health departments as officials review private water supply.
Professional wrestler Mrs. Lynch says she and her husband returned home to find a burglar in their Townsville house. She fought him, injured his jacket and tore at his leather to stop the theft, while police described the suspect.
Pittsburgh officer Patrolman Larry Wrench, 26, is jailed for assault with intent to kill after he shot his father Nomer French, 51, at the family home. The suspect, heavily armed, fled the scene and was arrested after crashing his car at a city park. Chief Flynn said the motive is unclear and the officer will undergo psychiatric testing.
Sen John C Stennis was critically wounded in a shooting outside his Washington home Tuesday night. He underwent six hours of surgery early the day and remained in serious condition as hospital officials reported no apparent permanent injuries despite extensive internal damage.
Two workers died Tuesday night while on a platform inside an Air Force missile site 30 miles north of Cheyenne. Names given as Donald Harper and Ross Sthappert. Ages and hometowns unavailable. Site part of a string of 100 installations across Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado.
President Nixon argued against broad amnesty for draft dodgers and deserters, saying those who left should face criminal penalties for disobeying federal law. He repeated his stance from the campaign and emphasized war opponents did not justify evading duty, while welcoming those willing to return to the United States to face the consequences.
On a precarious bridge perch, four women remained aboard a sinking car as hundreds watched. Firefighters from Treasure Island and St. Petersburg used a snorkel truck and long ladder to carefully lower the women and the vehicle to safety, ending the scene after about an hour amid mall and traffic disruption.
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