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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
6
Police, following a two week heroin inquiry, raided the home of Gregoria Kadvigies Pagan and arrested Pa Ball Simota Pagan and Estelle Garei. Detectives recovered heroin valued at $30,000, stolen weapons, and other stolen items. The trio face charges of possession and possession for sale of heroin and possession of stolen goods.
San Francisco Unified School District adopts a $198 million budget for 1972 73, down by about $13 million from the superintendent’s recommendation. The plan reduces the tax rate by two cents per $100 assessed valuation, lowering the general levy while maintaining key programs.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee narrowly approved a five year limit on land and submarine missiles, with Chair Morgan saying a full House vote is set for Wednesday. Key senators added clarifications, while the Senate debates the treaty’s impact on offensive weapons and the Sack amendment.
Powell found 1100 in ailes ravines used at the Democratic national convention. He mailed the money back with a handwritten note as he was out of ink. Carol Lotlman thanked him and said McGovern would write personally to express gratitude. The money consisted of personal checks and traveler's cheques.
A pair of fires at the Byrd Scarlett Cotton lumber yard near Dublin damaged about 20 percent of stock, a forklift, and a crane. Firefighters from Valley Community Services District responded with two engines and six pieces of gear, containing the blaze in roughly one hour as arson is suspected in the first fire and a second small blaze was reported after 10:32 p.m. A vehicle was seen fleeing the yard moments before the fire.
Fremont police report two shops Curizo Co and Metal Craft at 48850 Osgood were robbed overnight. Burglars pried metal doors with steel bars, left tire marks and frost patterns. Tools and welding gear worth an estimated sum were taken from the metalworking shops in the same building.
Senator James B. Allen and Senator John J. Sperkman introduced a measure to grant up to 25600 dollars to survivors of a long running Health Service syphilis experiment. The probe involved over 600 African American men denied treatment to study the disease effects, with several subjects reportedly harmed by the end.
Amy Baldwin, 11, applies for paper route work at Davis Enterprise and Woodland Democrat but is denied due to a state age rule. ACLU to file federal and state complaints, arguing sex discrimination, aiming to force hiring of a 11 year old as a paper carrier in Davis California.
The article reports McGovern stumping through New England with a stop at the J.P. McElwdth shoe factory in Manchester and notes workers' reception. It cites Shriver in Washington handling party strategy and mentions Nixon opponents forming a new Democratic organization while Finch previews reelection plans.
A pro Nixon group announced in Washington it will raise up to 6 million to support Nixon this fall, target Democratic defections and enlist Democratic supporters while stressing a two party system. Connally and other leaders named Leonard Marks and entertainers among organizers, with regional party fights over control continuing as McGovern forces push for new nomination methods.
Enthusiasts discuss increased interest in checkers noting a crowned king can move diagonally any distance like a bishop. They praise larger boards for more moves and variations, while Barry laments the opening wave and champions emphasize opportunities for strategy. Barrow voices optimism about chess attention spreading to other games.
A fragmentary report describes Navy Waves aboard the carrier Constellation during a Bremerton voyage in April. Sentences recount crowded gangways, shipboard life, and the first impressions of women aboard a warship, with notes on living spaces, privacy, and changes in ship routines.
A debate unfolds over women aboard submarines and ships at a Naval Station. Mothers, wives, and sailors voice mixed views on morale and capability, while officers acknowledge resistance and say the change is overdue. Some see seasickness and delicacy as concerns, others push for inclusion and potential career progress.
Rhonda Constable, a 19 year old from Johnstown Pennsylvania, joins the newly expanded enlistment program and is praised for choosing life in the Army. She says many friends thought she was crazy yet she is eager to serve and learn.
Bashinski, a police lieutenant who led the Union City 27 man force after Chief Lindgren moved to Livermore, describes the high profile murder inquiry. He recalls anxiety during the investigation, his reluctance to contact Lindgren, and his wish to avoid sensationalism while noting the daily duties of policing. He remains interested in the chief’s job.
Newlywed Nicola Churchill and her husband Boly sought secluded bathing spots in Bournemouth. They were directed to Stiedlaidbosch but found topless and nude swimmers, prompting shock and embarrassment for the groom.
Lobbyists from Common Cause press for the measure while White House and State Department operatives oppose it. House focus centers on moderate Democrats as Republicans split, with estimates suggesting fewer than 20 of 176 Republicans opposing the President.
Treasury Department to enforce the law would be aimed at domestic sales by Heenhill. An amendment offered by Sun Til Stevens ReAlaska and approved by voice vote allows handguns meeting these criteria to be sold if suitable for self-protection.
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