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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
7
A three person cabin cruiser named Tina sank after striking a submerged object between the Bay Bridge and Oakland estuary. Coast Guard search by ship and planned helicopter failed to locate the vessel debris or any bodies due to darkness and limited position details.
Two Pacific Gas and Electric Co. linemen Raul Gomez 40 and Lawrence Kilmer Jr 22, both of San Jose, were killed when an old pole they were transferring lines from broke at its base and fell, crushing them. Witnesses described the sudden break during the work.
Two gunmen fired on deputies after a traffic stop on Highway 12 in Sonoma County. They released Michaela Meriden Bonilace Saludes and Lt. James Caulfield and two gunmen were taken into custody. Sheriff Don Striepeke negotiated the release. Six hostages included five children who were allowed to leave before dawn.
A coroner's jury in San Bernardino ruled the death of Holy Russian defector Sergei Kourdakov accidental. The 21 year old shot himself in the head with a borrowed pistol at a rented mountain cabin on New Year's Day, despite new information from an Indiana congressman being deemed no information at all.
A Sherborn family paid 314 500 to bring a Vermont steam locomotive and three passenger cars to Boston for a wedding weekend. The train will shuttle 250 guests from Weston to Sudbury before buses to a Framingham hotel while the bride Faith Phillips Tiberio and groom Robert Tadisco plan a Framingham ceremony. The venture included a 150 mile, two day trip and a 10 million liability policy for crew and track use.
Three coroner investigators were indicted by the San Mateo County Grand Jury on charges of stealing a $500 cashier's check found on the body of Samuel E. Yeury. The trio William Scott Robert Cawley and Ronald Kindred were fired by Coroner Paul Bb Jonsen after an internal investigation.
James Wesley, 33, charged with killing Patrica Ann Shirley, 29, whose body was found near the California Nevada line along Interstate 15 after she vanished last October. Wesley surrendered after a murder warrant and is held on 100000 dollars bond awaiting results.
Air Force Lt Col Brice Seeber, a Vietnam prisoner of war, arrived home with 100 passengers aboard a Delta 727 that skidded on a rain slick Monroe runway. No injuries were reported as Seeber and his wife greeted about 1,000 mourners in a drenching reception. A Delta spokesman said a steering pin failure caused the mishap during landing.
Navy Petty Officer David Crumm of Woodbridge Virginia was sentenced to nine months confinement for starting a fire in a storage compartment of the submarine tender Sperry. The blaze damaged steering cables, disabled the ship, and caused $11,000 in damages while in port last September. The judge noted possible psychological issues and ordered Crumm to Navy Disciplinary Command facilities in Portsmouth New Hampshire for counseling.
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