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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1971
Page
8
The Today Review resumed normal operations after disruption. Foley with coreetetir or palra, the Hayward Today’s paper was printed on to Hayward press. The papers on Friday, Saturday and Sunday were printed in Livermore.
Police arrested a second suspect in the robbery slaying of Newark Liquors owner Gene Mendes 44. Nathan Gardener 19 of East Palo Alto was booked for murder in Oakland jail after a prior arrest of 15 year old George Mc Henry of East Palo Alto. A third suspect remains at large and details are limited.
Sandra Lee Kaplan aged 23 of 14665 Washington Ave San Leandro was killed early yesterday when her car slid on a wet off ramp from CA 238 to Washington Ave and struck the curb. She was ejected as the car toppled, not wearing a seat belt. The incident occurred at 5:43 a.m. Kaplan was a divorcee and an accountant.
Newark High School junior Ronald Allen Legault, 16, was killed Friday night near Winterland when Sgt. Walter Garry fired after Legault reportedly reached inside his coat. Police say the wound suggests the revolver was almost touching him. witnesses remain missing.
Fremont resident John William Douglas, 44, died after slipping while carrying a bucket on April 20 at a Newhall tunnel site. He had been treated for rib fractures at Newhall Community Hospital, released, then readmitted to Wasies Hospital with chest pain and severe respiratory distress, dying 49 minutes after admission. He is survived by his wife Latraine Douglas.
In New York stocks dropped sharply in the first hours of trading with declines outweighing advances by more than two to one. The Dow fell 812 points to 942.90 and the S P 500 slipped to 103.43. Amex showed broad weakness as 470 issues fell and 240 rose from 980 traded. Active names included National Industries warrants and Helena Rubinstein with mixed turnover.
Miss Bacon, smiling from a federal courthouse window, awaits release as attorneys argue the government is overreaching. Prosecutors face scrutiny over cross examination as defense says bomb conspiracy links may be overstated. Arrested on a Washington, D.C., commune roof, she was flown to Seattle on $100,000 bond.
Eighteen San Quentin death row inmates, the largest set in the nation, are affected by the U S Supreme Court decision in the Dennis C McGautha appeal. The ruling allows new execution dates to be set as these inmates appeal. The case stems from the 1967 robbery murder of Los Angeles storekeeper Benjamin Smetana.
About 6,000 protesters were detained as police cleared their encampment near West Potomac Park on Sunday. A convoy of jeeps and troops with gas masks moved in mid morning to raid the area, while rifle carriers protected M Street N.W. and helicopters hovered nearby as the Pentagon marshaled Marines at the national monument area.
The high court upheld a capital punishment framework with Justices Harlan Burger Blackmun and others concurring while Brennan Douglas and Marshall dissented. The ruling signals no final decision on whether the death penalty violates the Eighth Amendment as cruel or unusual punishment. The Court also addressed desegregation and school busing cases, reviewing limits on state integration actions and abortion law questions in Texas and Georgia.
U S forces cut strength to 273 400 last week, beating Nixon's May 1 target by 10 000. The command reported a 32nd protective reaction strike on a North Vietnamese missile site and 1 800 tons of bombs on the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Withdrawals to 254 700 planned by May 30, typhoon Wanda disrupting air operations.
About 20 antiwar Vietnam Veterans Against the War members dumped cow manure bags on the Pentagon steps at 7 am EDT. Police detained them for questioning and removed them in squad cars after they refused cleanup talks. Alfred Hubbard, 35, led the group claiming to be a former Air Force pilot. He admitted last week the hoax. Hubbard served 1952 to 1986 without Vietnam service. Defense leadership was in flux as Laird hospitals operated and Packard led in his absence.
Police arrested two armed robbery suspects minutes after a Bargain Petroleum gas station hold up at 1975 B St. A telephoned report came in around 10 a.m. Officers spotted a matching car on Campus Drive, then surrounded a Sandy's Restaurant lot at Orchard Avenue and Mission Boulevard at 10:08 a.m. The suspects, unnamed, surrendered and were found riding in a stolen Ute from Oakland.
Clifford James Ward and his wife expected twins but welcomed quadruplets this weekend. Two boys and two girls arrived, with the parents stunned yet adjusting. Nurses report the quartet in fair condition and improving, with incubator care continuing as needed.
Thrower, resigning from private practice, notes voluntary tax compliance may be down and noncompliance exists in every area. He says the system remains highly regarded globally and cites a request for 32 million dollars to hire 2524 compliance staff, expecting over 162 million in extra collections.
Cloudy today with showers possible in Nevada and Sacramento area. Clearing tonight with variable winds. Valleys expect rising temperatures, mid 60s to mid 70s. Limited coastal clouds and light offshore flow likely.
Fragmented text recalls early morning and weekend fire and resuscitation responses across multiple towns including Hayward Castro Valley Cherryland Fremont Newark Livermore and San Leandro. Several structure fires electrical shorts and medical aid calls are noted with times around 1:00 am to 6:14 am and later 2:00 pm.
Draft Director Curtis W. Tarr announced authorization of deferments for doctors whose services are essential to their communities. Each state must contribute its share of medical personnel in a July to January 1972 special doctor draft. The Defense Department seeks 1,608 physicians, including 1,531 medical doctors and 7 osteopaths. Local boards will promptly review cases of transferees once information on community need is received.
Police stopped a car for a tail light violation and uncovered a makeshift bomb packed with nails. Passengers Irman Trumbo, 22, and Edward Spruell, 27, both of San Francisco, were held for investigation of possessing and transporting the device after officers Frank McDonagh and Alex Stephans found the weapon at the scene and during a search of the home.
A list of South County death notices includes Charles W Adams 60 of Fremont died April 29 with services at Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Margaret Benotti 82 formerly of San Leandro died May 1 with a Requiem Mass tomorrow in San Leandro. Frances Busken Collins 81 of San Lorenzo died May 2 with services at Rosehill Memorial Park Whittier and visitation at Grissom's San Lorenzo Chapel. Sohn William Douglas 44 of Fremont died May 1 with services at Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Rose Erer 76 of San Leandro died May 1 with services tomorrow and a rosary tonight. Henry C Garabedian 49 of Hayward died April 29 with a mass at St Joachim's Hayward. Goldie P Hubbard 10 of Hayward died May 1 with services at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary. Ronald A Legault 16 of Newark died April 30 with services at Fremont Memorial Chapel. David R Owens 71 of Hayward died May 2 with services at Jess Spencer Mortuary Castro Valley. Gloria Pavon 42 of Castro Valley died May 2 with services pending. George Anthony Pennington 17 of Castro Valley died April 30 with private services at Chapel of the Valley Mortuary. Margaret Ross Peterson 73 formerly of Heber City Utah with services Wednesday at 2 at Olpin Mortuary Heber City. Stella B Wiley 72 of Hayward died April 30 with services at Curry Funeral Home and Sorensen Brothers Mortuary. David R Owens obituary includes extensive family list and memorial details.
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