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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1973
Page
4
Pathologist reports determine the infant found in a water-filled ditch on Doolittle Drive was a white female likely born Sats day and stillborn about two months early. Coroner notes the body appeared discarded rather than homicide, as authorities continue investigation into the disposal.
A 36 year old man was stabbed by his son who fled after the assault. Police found Malcolm Johnson McQueen at 1218 Aileen St with a knife in his back and reported the 33 year old son Malcolm Jay McQueen as a suspect. officers traced him to a bar at 1748 Washington Ave where he was identified and arrested on assault with intent to commit murder charges.
A 28 year old Oakhard woman was arrested on a solicitation to commit a lewd act charge at Eye's Apple massage parlor 2340 Main St. Police say a reserve officer received a one minute message at 7 16 p m and cited the suspect Bevian Bartos. $13 of $25 marked funds recovered.
A man with a red beard brandished a knife and stole 39 dollars from a Stadium Auto Movie manager, 5065 Lath Street, and 85 from George Cherry’s wallet after asking for a job. In another incident a knife-bearing man took 110 dollars from Convenient Food Market while a female clerk was kept in a back room.
John Goldsworthy-Higes, 22, and Lynn Dudgeon, 27, an English singer and two women were convicted by a federal court jury of transporting two 19 year old cocktail waitresses from Fairfield to Nevada for prostitution. Waitresses testified they met the singer at the Acacia Club in Fairfield and were taken to Mustang Ranch near Sparks to work as prostitutes.
UC Berkeley researchers say a new alloy steel from iron chromium and carbon is cheaper and stronger than current steels. Professor Gareth Thomas notes the steel’s low cost and simplified composition could reshape the U S steel industry by reducing alloying elements while maintaining toughness and crack resistance.
The California Court of Appeal ruled that a San Jose City Council resolution criticizing Police Chief Robert Murphy does not interfere with City Manager Tom Fletcher’s duties. The ruling reverses a lower court which found interference and clears the council for actions taken after Murphy defended officer Rocklin Woolley. Woolley was later cleared in a shooting death.
A Standard Oil tanker spilled over 200000 gallons after grounding near Junent Alaska. A Washington Ecology report says the Hillyer Brown carrying more than 5000000 gallons of petroleum products from San Francisco to Bellingham was within minutes of grounding in Washington last summer.
Federal marshals and FBI agents widen manpower and armor to seal off Wounded Knee on Pine Ridge. After a brief lift, roadblocks return with armored carriers and numerous vehicles surrounding the settlement. AIM leader Russell Means vows the siege continues as confrontations remain tense.
Russell Means, born on Pine Ridge, emerged as a potential political leader amid the Wounded Knee stand. Reports trace his education in California and Nebraska, noting clashes with a former teacher and his role as AIM coordinator in Cleveland. The piece notes his status as a newcomer to the reservation's 1250 residents and describes tense interactions during the siege.
Irate Tokyo-area commuters mobbed Agena Station about 60 miles north of Tokyo to protest rail slowdowns linked to the railway union. They smashed windows, forced workers to flee, and several arrests were reported as a train led by Matsumoto was overwhelmed.
The Viet Cong listed 32 American POWs and foreign civilians for potential release under the Jan. 28 cease fire. US and allied forces were to be repatriated with a March 28 deadline, as Joint Military Commission negotiates the third phase of prisoner exchanges. The VC said 25 military men and seven civilians were in the list, with a possible translation note on civilian categories.
Federal charges tied to a 41 stolen aircraft transport case stretch across 25 states after a missing light plane pilot, Bobby J. Keesee, allegedly bent a cross country tour into a scheme involving espionage claims. He was later paroled in 1933 and linked to a Bangkok hostage tale. The State Department confirmed Keesee’s Bangkok stay as an international trace.
A FDA official says only two Northern California sites are affected by the Fred Mushroom Products Co recall. Botulism organisms were found in some cans shipped to Oakland Army Base and Treasure Island Naval Station.
District official Roberts reports ongoing efforts to curb mosquitoes in Alameda County. Actions include removing standing water, releasing mosquito fish in shallow flows and ponds, and using pesticides sparingly. He warns many insects resemble mosquitoes, urges informed homeowner calls, and notes only a few species pose disease risk like encephalitis and malaria.
Four police officers aided by an ultrasonic alarm fought to trap three burglars inside Zody's Department store after a daylong search and tear gas. Gordon Marais, 54, surrendered. three accomplices were believed hidden in false ceilings as officers sealed the store. A prior Hollywood branch robbery in January ended with a fatal shooting.
Revenue share stays in bank on Barcroft Avenue near San Leandro Creek. Council members urged to visit Dutton and Bancroft to sample the smell from H Salt Esquire Fish and Chips. William Rogge, community development director, urged Langa to attend Thursday 7:30 pm zoning board meeting. The board will hear a request and then set a hearing to require restaurant owners to show cause why their permit should not be revoked.
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