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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
2
Duke Ellington marked his 74th birthday with a Clark College concert in Atlanta where the school awarded him an honorary Doctor of Humanities. The performance featured tunes from his vast catalog among 1000 plus songs.
Herbert Giglotin and his wife awoke to armed intruders in hippie garb in their Collinsville townhouse. Federal narcotics agents apologized later, but the mistaken raid sparked a potential $100,000 damage suit. The Askews, whose home was raided next, also consider legal action as authorities decide whether to present the case to a grand jury.
Publication data shows The Daily Review and Morning News based in Hayward California with correspondent offices at 116 Wy Winton Ave and P.O. Box 3127. Subscription rates listed at 1 cent per copy daily with Sunday and one month options.
A former Brooklyn Museum executive Damian de Aragon, 28, was arrested after allegedly stealing sight silver candlesticks valued at 511000 dollars. He told police he acted out of personal animosity after a dispute with the museum's executive director. The Spanish national was described as brilliant and multilingual.
Alameda County deputies revisit Eden Canyon as authorities seek 15 year old Take Koo missing since September. Kemper led investigators to the locations where the remains of Alice Liu and Rosalind Thorpe were found and indicated where Koo's hands and head may be buried. He faces murder arraignment in Santa Cruz.
Police charged Jimity Massey 14 with six counts of first degree murder after a weekend house fire killed six elderly widows. District Attorney Nick Tomasi said Massey’s alleged accomplice, a 16-year-old, may be certified as an adult for trial. The blaze spread quickly, and authorities say the motive was to seek thrill.
Los Angeles faces a risk of rotating power cuts as a critical fuel shortage threatens to limit the city’s electricity. Robert W. Phillips of the Department of Walter and Power warned that only 8 million barrels of fuel oil are available for 1973 74, with no bids from suppliers for more, prompting calls for massive voluntary conservation before cutoffs begin as early as September 1.
Rep. Les Aspin says major oil companies reap huge windfall profits amid fuel oil and gasoline shortages. He accuses the majors of eliminating independent dealers to eliminate competition and warn higher prices will harm American consumers.
Los Angeles County officials report no bids on a 12.4 million gallon gasoline contract after Shell Of Co raised its bid by 50 percent to about 27 cents a gallon. County Supervisor James A. Hayes says bidders are unlikely while county plans to buy less than half of its usual amount. Cities including Los Angeles Santa Monica Glendale Burbank and Glendale face unsold contracts as the county shifts to individual purchasing amid higher anticipated costs.
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