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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1973
Page
6
A 200 pound bomb exploded beside a British armored car 50 miles south of Belfast wounding four soldiers inside as Prime Minister Edward Heath met Protestant and Catholic leaders. The crater left by the blast halted the patrol near the Irish Republic border.
The Evening News and Evening Standard said a new IRA bomb mission aimed at London was under way to widen last week's campaign. Police reported bombs still in circulation and warned of possible further attacks with car bombs or smaller devices. A provisional IRA squad of four or five led by a 26 year old woman was cited as responsible for 35 London bombs.
Exxon refutes allegations of a conspiracy with city and federal officials to withhold gasoline from Memphis school buses. A U.S. district judge set a September hearing on the NAACP suit while Exxon agreed to provide extra fuel month to month as long as supplies hold and no federal allocations intervene.
Sen James Abourezk accused the Bureau of Indian Affairs of trying to solve the Indian problem by relocating Indians from reservations to cities and then forgetting them. Ce Ce Marin of the Intertribal Friendship House in Oakland said job training programs for urban Indians rarely lead to employment.
A Michigan State University study of 4 220 youths aged 13 17 in three Western Michigan communities found religious orthodoxy and respect for authority inhibit smoking drinking soft drugs and sexual behavior. Younger adolescents showed stronger orthodoxy and girls more oriented to authority. authority, not orthodoxy, more strongly limited drug use. The survey, noted at an American Sociological Association meeting, aligns with 1968 observations that adolescents are not conforming to national shifts toward freer sex behavior.
Hsinhua reported Mao Tse-tung chaired the tenth national congress held in Peking from Thursday to Tuesday. The agency described the meeting as a congress of unity victory and vigor.
Four members of a Birmingham family were robbed of 400 dollars in cash along with car keys and other belongings when counterfeit gravediggers paused at a graveside hours after a burial. Police labeled the incident a grave crime and noted the robbers wore cemetery workers attire.
Massachusetts Health Commissioner William J. Bicknell warned of an Eastern equine encephalitis outbreak danger. Reports include a Portsmouth New Hampshire sailor and a Maine resident as possible human cases, with three suspected horse cases in Westport Massachusetts and a confirmed horse case in the state.
The UPI report states the Consumer Product Safety Commission banned nine additional spray adhesives over chromosomal birth defect concerns. The action follows earlier bans and includes brands from 3M and Borden. Health advisories urged pregnant women to avoid exposure and couples to delay conception pending further research.
White House spokesman says President Nixon is confident there will be no recession in the coming year and no federal tax increase. Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren cites advisers led by George Shultz and Herbert Stein as believing a balanced budget can be achieved and inflation reduced through government action and budget restraints.
President Nixon, displaying renewed ire toward newsmen, fled past reporters through the Southern California countryside on Tuesday. Secret Service agents blocked news cars as Nixon sped away, later reportedly driving through Camp Pendleton after a tense stand with journalists over a news service access agreement.
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