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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1972
Page
3
The Air Force Academy reports 8 more cadets implicated in a third cheating scandal in a decade. About 40 cadets were ordered before honor boards, with 69 questioned and many resigning. The academy chief says the incident was uncovered after an internal review of honor code violations.
Detroit judge rules ex wife Cora Stultz not entitled to any of James Stultz’s $130,000 Irish sweepstakes prize after their divorce. Wayne County Circuit Judge Benjamin D. Burdick adds What God giveth, man taketh not away.
The Atomic Energy Commission reports radioactive fallout from China’s January 7 nuclear test detected in sixteen states. Radioactive iodine-131 found in samples, tied to fission products, with minimal health impact noted as about one percent of natural background radiation. Detection occurred 6 to 10 days after the test at fifteen sampling stations nationwide, part of EPA surveillance.
Washington (UPI) A presidential commission reported that 24 million Americans have tried marijuana, but many lose interest and most believe it would fail to gain broad support even if legalized. The survey of 3,100 people showed widespread misinformation and a shift toward nonlegal approaches amid ongoing debate ahead of a final March 22 report.
A former paratrooper known as LaPoint, tied to a 1980 hijacking of a Hughes Airwest flight, bailed out at 12,000 feet after freeing passengers and crew. Law enforcement pursued him. he was captured near Akron, Ohio, without resistance. Federal air piracy carries a maximum death penalty.
Gov Ronald Reagan will head a youth oriented tour next week with a news conference featuring high school students. He will present awards to high school winners of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Career contest on Tuesday and host a Pasadena Star News journalism class event Wednesday morning. He will also attend a state college trustees meeting in Los Angeles.
Debbie Morris, 12, an American girl abandoned in England years ago, boarded a Boeing 747 to return to her brother Ricky, 14, and relatives in Rialto California. Grandmother Mrs. Dorothy Crees recalls the vanished mother and notes Debbie will reunite with the family she has waited to join.
Washington UPI The Selective Service announced the 1973 draft lottery will be held February 2 at 10 am EST in the Commerce Department Auditorium Washington. The process will draw birth dates and assign numbers, with the aim of informing 19 year olds born in 1953 about their chances of induction.
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