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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
5
Hayward firemen fought a rear bedroom blaze at 411 Sycamore Ave. The fire started shortly after midnight in the home of Henry Mateos. Damage was estimated at 8 000 dollars to the building and 3 000 to contents.
Gale M. Halbakken, 28, of 26936 Cherry Lane, received a 90 day jail term in superior court for the fatal attack outside the Bear Cat tavern at 5714 Peralta Blvd Fremont. He was placed on three years probation. The victim Michael Word Tool, 24, died two days after the May 30 incident.
New York Times reports a Pentagon study found President Johnson ordered secrecy on the April 1 1965 decision to deploy 18,000 to 20,000 ground troops in South Vietnam. The move aimed to avoid signaling a sudden policy shift while avoiding broader bombing escalation and Chinese intervention.
Two pickets were arrested yesterday by sheriff's deputies on malicious mischief charges from incidents last week at Sunset Convalescent Hospital. Harley Matson, 39, of Oakland, and Sharon Valle, 23, of San Leandro, allegedly damaged property with rocky signs during a 10 day strike over wages and benefits for hospital workers. Warrants were issued after hospital officials filed complaints.
An 11-year-old girl Kathleen M. Kroegel of Newark died from injuries after a collision at Alvarado River and Great Salt Lake Drive. She was a passenger in a Volkswagen driven by Linda Bermett of Chevy Way, who also died. Gina D. Bennett, 3, another occupant of the other car, died in the crash. The other driver suffered minor injuries. The incident follows a prior fatality involving a homemaker and her daughter.
Fremont police arrested Alemetis youth Michael Seronello 19 on burglary charges at JFP Dolan Co and California Nursery. An auto linked to the crimes was found near Niles and Mission boulevards. The nursery office was ransacked and a floor safe damaged with tools stolen from Dolan Lumber Co. Two men sought in a Taggart's Liquor robbery drifted with a stall pistol and hunting knife. A plane at Premont Airport reported broken into with instruments worth about 800 dollars taken.
Kroninger found counties overstepped by deducting outside income. Gallagher says the $30 and one third rule must apply continuously. four month reductions would violate law. FEHWA official says regulation appears illegal. In Florida County about 3,000 to 4,000 elate smothers would be affected and statewide up to 28,000 could lose benefits.
In Sydney, only two of nine babies born to Mrs. Leonard Brodrick remained alive 60 hours after birth. A surviving boy stayed stable while two more newborn girls died early today and Monday night. The first-born girl weighed 2 pounds 2 ounces and was once thought to have the best chance of survival.
Republicans back a tax plan aimed at improving school and preschool performance and widening access to children centers. The proposal, not statewide property tax, would cap owner occupied homes at a $92,500 assessed value, roughly 25 percent of market value, exempting property tax on a $10,000 home.
President Nixon on Tuesday named Robert J. Broehtke an assistant defense secretary and close friend of Melvin R. Laird to be secretary of the Army. Broehtke will oversee Army affairs and report to the defense secretary.
The Nixon administration sought to prevent The New York Times from publishing secret documents stolen from the CIA and related materials. Mitchell warned that further releases could harm U.S. defense interests, while officials considered court action to enforce restrictions and block more disclosures.
Longtime critics urge end to U S involvement in Vietnam citing staggering costs and shattered families. Senator Talmadge opposes a withdrawal date as unconstitutional while Senator Jordan backs the antiwar move, arguing a negotiated settlement remains distant and the nation is deeply divided.
Ronald W. Pachero, 30, of Fremont, remained unconscious at Kaiser Hospital in Hayward after his dirt bike struck a pole along Western Pacific Railroad right of way. Passenger Richard A. Cameron, 915 Old Canyon Road, Fremont, reported they were preparing the motorcycle for a race when the collision occurred. Cameron suffered minor cuts and bruises.
Fremont City Council approved a dog licensing program amid a tight budget session. They trimmed several recreational subsidies, debated funding for groups like the Fremont Sports Federation and the Fremont Philharmonic Society, and eyed a deficit reduction of about $24,060 through enforcement measures.
City investigators examine the Gray Pit site after reports no grading permit was issued for private property owned by Frank Solinskyi. The U S Army Corps of Engineers has provided excess fill while Alameda County Water District plans to resume its groundwater recharge program, potentially raising water levels.
A 83 to 82,000 strike vote was approved at a Kansas City convention with Beirne predicting a strike date set for Wednesday afternoon. The company called its wage offer of 80 percent increase over three years a substantial aid sale in response, while warning that a strike by union leaders does not guarantee action. A nationwide walkout could affect 500,000 workers across roles from switchboard operators to salespeople.
Orrock daily columnist Ray accepts five weekly byline shifts for The Review. The piece notes Chris and Murray Burns in a silk lap hat anecdote and urges readers to buy a symbolic hat when the mood calls. The staff expresses delight at Ray joining full time and writing five columns weekly.
Superior Court Judge Richard Arnason denied a bail motion for Angela Davis as she awaits trial on murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges in Marin County. He ruled the defendant not legally eligible for bail given the charges and expressed focus on legal points.
The body of David Mestaz, an 8 year old last seen playing basketball in an East San Jose schoolyard, was found near a shed by a cement block. Police said he was struck in the head and there are no suspects.
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