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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1973
Page
3
The Los Angeles UCLA contest lists Mae West as judge for a night event amid odd remarks by student coordinator Rick Rose. The piece mentions other unrelated notes from courts and local political statements.
Wesley Parler, 11, died in a diabetics’ coma after his parents ignored insulin, seeking a faith healer at an Assembly of God church in Barstow California. Police review ongoing with decision on prosecution due Wednesday. family maintains belief in resurrection after burial.
Griffin at Brunel University says a polyurethane starch composite decomposes within one year when buried, enabling fast decay of durable plastics. He asserts the material remains intact until burial and can be produced in various forms for commercial use, addressing global plastic waste.
The Commerce Department said July showed a modest economic slowdown with the leading indicators index at 167.5 versus earlier annual levels. Industrial materials prices rose while building permits and initial unemployment claims fell. stock prices advanced and orders for durable goods declined slightly.
Heavy flooding from the Indus River near Hyderabad threatens vast farmland as waters rise. Officials say potential spillover could reach Karachi with refugees pouring into Lahore and relief efforts including sandbagging and factory donations. Finance Minister Murad Hasan warned long reconstruction ahead.
Senator Barry Goldwater told the Orange County World Affairs Council that Nixon should hold eight news conferences weekly until questions about Watergate are exhausted. He warned the country is “fiddling while Rome burns” and urged moving past the scandal to address more pressing issues.
Alaska police report two new decking beer violations on a downtown street under the city’s new public drinking law. A man tossed a bottle to the ground and faced a titling charge.
Leonard Schneider operated a 24 hour Times Square newsstand for 54 years. The city moved the stand for sidewalk safety, but the court ruled the action arbitrary and capricious, allowing him to keep the license. He proclaimed victory and public service.
Seymour the Egyptian cobra could not be killed and prompted a three day manhunt in Buffalo Grove. Raymond Pauley of Brack fistt Zoo confirmed the snake shed skin showed it was not poisonous and not a true cobra, ending the search.
Three young men, two brothers, were arrested on assault with a deadly weapon charges after a lobby shooting at the Sheraton Palace Hotel during a Philippine American Teachers Association event. Victims Vejada, Parizal, and Anig were wounded. Parizal and Vejada were in critical condition.
The OECD reports the United States had one of the lowest annual inflation rates for the non communist bloc in the year ending June, with 5.3 percent after a rise from 5.5 percent in May. Australia led with lower rates but data gaps exist. Iceland and Greece posted much higher rates.
President Nixon has altered his Labor Day plans and will return to Washington before the holiday. He will spend the Labor Day weekend at Camp David in Maryland, after arriving at his estate nine weeks ago. Deputy press secretary Dorald Warren said Nixon would confer with Henry Kissinger, who returned from Washington to the Western White House.
Community alert about the BART program offering a cash discount ticket for seniors over 64 or under V2. The notice appears alongside SCOTT PAPER CO cleanup and Seeni Towels upkeep with references to Seali Towels and a Wednesday cleanup event.
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