Ex-conquizzed in Catrina murder case Hayward
Hayward police interrogate James Catrina 43 a bail bondsman once linked to Newark City Council runs in 1972 as a strong suspect. In Fremont George Aranda aka Jorge LeRand 45 was arrested on a bench warrant and traffic warrants. he also faced a charge of being an ex con in possession of a prohibited weapon. Investigators pursue a blue watch cap suspect while noting LeRand’s prior prison sentence and Newark council bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Newark
James Catrina
Fremont
George Aranda
Jorge LeRand
Aranda
LeRand
Garden Way
Morris Street
Thornton
Alameda County Superior Court
Catrina
Lawrence Welk, look out Kitchenettes form 21 member band
A surprising Thursday night scene in Hayward features the Kitchenettes, a women’s band aged 56 to 78 with a 73 year old tap dancer. Led by Mildred Hexton they started last January with six members and now boast over 20. They jammed to Rock Around the Clock during a break and plan further rehearsal sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Spanish Ranch
Mobile Here Park
Newark uses recreation major to bridge city and school district
Pam Gaston a 21 year old recreation major from California State University Hayward leads an innovative after school program at Graham Elementary in Newark. The pilot began Sept 29 and runs seven hours weekly serving 270 students across 101 classrooms. City recreation staff bring arts crafts soccer and other activities expanding the curriculum without hindering core subjects. Principal George Mathiesen notes the program boosts exposure to nonacademic activities and has grown after school participation from 3 to 150 students daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Pam Gaston
California State University
Hayward
Newark Unified School
Graham Elementary
Schinil
Designedo
Graham
Mayhews Landing Park
Gaston
George Mathiesen
Paut
139 evacuated from fiery jetliner in New York
A chartered Overseas National Airlines jetliner with 139 aboard caught fire on takeoff from Kennedy Airport. Initial reports say all aboard were evacuated safely. The flight was bound for Frankfurt and then Saudi Arabia to pick up flights. The incident recalled the nearby Flight 66 disaster of 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spl
Overseas National Airlines
Kennedy International Airport
Federal Aviation Administration
Sud Qverseag National Airlines
Frankfurt
Germany
Sidda
Saudi Arabia
Kennedy Airport
Eastern Airlines
Amerian
Infant with external heart makes history
In Philadelphia, Christopher Wall Jr, born with ectopia cordis, became the first infant in a small number of cases to survive beyond two days after doctors at Children’s Hospital covered his heart with skin and gradually moved it back into the chest. A rare condition required improvisational care and a five attempt surgery before success was achieved. Christopher’s father, previously unemployed, later found work with the Camden County DA’s office, while his mother Teresa cared for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPL
Christopher Wall Jr
Christopher
Naresh CV. Saxena
Children's Hospital
Christopher Wall Sr
Ime Wall
Herlin
Camden
Flue
Meyerrald
Teresa
Wave Birth
Angial
Nal
Children’s Hopital
Saxena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex Giuliani
Otf
Hisody
Alameda County
Charlie Santana
Winton Ave
Giuliani
Lefland
LeHand
Council
THE
Kitchenettes
Grace Daly
Marian Veloza
Violet Geck
Dorothy de Rosia
Gertrude Parsons
Lawrence Welk
Michael Boss
Mildred Hexton
Daily Review
Morning News
California
Gary Hyman
Mathiesen
N.Y
Ane Landers
Beth
Wermen
Werry Clink
Nurses’ Aid
Euclid General Hospital
Euclid, Ohio
Sen