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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1972

Page

12

Suspect Arrested for Threat to Hijack Flight to Chicago

FBI agents in San Francisco arrested 31-year-old Robert D. Dusell after he phoned Trans World Airlines in Los Angeles and San Francisco threatening to hijack a plane to Cuba if not allowed onto a Chicago flight without paying. Dusell, arraigned in Richmond, faces $10,000 bond and a September 1 hearing.

San Francisco UPI FBI Chicago St. Richmond Trans Work Airlines Los Angeles Cuba Dusell Richmond San Francisco Bay Twa Richard Urdan

Violin Sells For 42000 In Four-Minute San Francisco Auction

A musician who had been married four times sold his rare violin to an unidentified dealer for 42000 after four minutes of bidding. Auctioneer Cyriss Galdman noted the instrument's rarity and rapid sale amid the heated process in San Francisco.

San Francisco Auctio- Teer Cyriss Galdman

Red Cross to aid Korean families reunions talks in Pyongyang

South Korean Red Cross officials met North Korean counterparts in Pyongyang for a three hour session to coordinate efforts toward reuniting some 10 million divided Korean families. The talks marked the first official exchange in two years and included hopes for closer cooperation in family reunions on the divided peninsula.

Seoul UPI Red: Cross Pyongyang

Cable car verdict grants $235000 to San Francisco man

A 70-year-old retired attorney, Darwin Bryan, was awarded $235,000 by a Superior Court jury after being thrown from a Powell Street cable car two years ago when a gripman applied brakes to avoid an automobile. Bryan, standing on the outside platform, was dragged into the street and run over, losing his left arm and suffering ligaments, shoulder, and skull injuries.

San Francisco UPI Darwin Bryan Powell Street Bryan

Tropical storm Betty weakens in Atlantic off Azores

Tropical storm Betty, with winds near 40 mph, moved westward in the northern Atlantic off the Azores. Forecasters expect a turn northwest tonight and continued weakening, posing no land threat. The storm was last seen about 260 miles west of Flores Island at 40.8 N, 36.0 W.

Miami UPI Betty Atlantic Azores Flores Island Noris

Corona murder trial delayed as handwriting samples sought

The California Court of Appeal is asked to delay Juan Corona's murder trial set for September 5. Corona and his attorney Richard E. Ham face contempt for refusing to provide handwriting samples. Corona, a farm labor contractor, is accused of murdering 25 migrant workers buried along the Feather River. the trial was moved from Sutter to Solano County.

San Francisco California Court of Appeal Juan Corona Corona Sampl Coronia Richard E. Ham Hawk Feather River Sutter County Solano County Dave Teja

Cancer agents questioned in lung cancer link study

New York researchers at ML Sinai and the American Cancer Society reviewed 5539 U.S. roofing workers exposed to benzpyrene from asphalt and tar. They found no significant increase in lung cancer compared to the general population, questioning benzpyrene as a major cause. The study followed Roofers Union members since 1960 with six years of data showing no rise in lung cancer deaths.

New York U.S Br. Teving R. Selikali ML Sinai School of Medicine EB. Cuyler Hammond American Cancer Society American Chemical Society Roofers Union

Soviet scientist claims leukemia virus breakthrough

Soviet scientist Dr. Boris Lapin says a virus causing leukemia in animals could lead to a cancer breakthrough. He notes U.S. scientists may exchange findings, as NCI officials discuss joint talks and future visits to Russia for further cancer virology research.

Washington UPI Se- Wot Lapin Moscow National Cancer Institute NCL Frank J. Rauscher Jr NCI West Worth Soviet Union John B. Moloney

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