Ali’s Fair Declares Escapee Ali’s Fair Declares Escapee
An escapee case named Darrellsyierd Spears, 12, formerly of Merth Witsboro and Marshall, was found guilty and sentenced to life. The report notes Spears faced a life sentence after verdict.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1972
Page
6
An escapee case named Darrellsyierd Spears, 12, formerly of Merth Witsboro and Marshall, was found guilty and sentenced to life. The report notes Spears faced a life sentence after verdict.
McGovern and Humphrey abandon niceties in a heated campaign clash over Vietnam policy as they trench for California’s 271 delegate votes. They attack each other’s war stances at Anaheim and San Diego events while urging tougher action on military cuts and strategic weapons, signaling a high-stakes June 6 primary fight.
Bay Area Rapid Transit District plans a September 1 start for service between Fremont and Oakland. Unanimous board vote backed Arnold Anderson's resolution pending Rohr Industries car deliveries and Westinghouse control system readiness. If testing completes by June 3, emergency auto mode checks can conclude before revenue service begins.
A gossip column reports on Dr Walter Kempner's Rice diet clinic for celebrities noting it draws wealthy patients including Lady Oakes Nassau Shecky Greene and Biddy Hackett Critics question the flamboyant rule of Kempner and the program’s expense The piece also references use of Bogart likenesses in advertising and a separate row about Robart Vaughn and Kathie Dean's paternity and support case highlighting the tense fashion of celebrity gossip.
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