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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1973
Page
2
Soviet Ambassador Annel y Dobrynin will meet Secretary of State design ate Henry Kissinger tomorrow at San Clemente. Kissinger has built a close friendship with the Russian envoy over four years, with Dobrynin seen at the Western White House previously.
Russell Means and Vernon Bellecourt, cofounders of the AIM, were arrested at Baptist Hospital where they had joined a bedside vigil for Clyde Bellecourt who was shot earlier. A grand jury in Custer County had indicted several AIM leaders for a February courthouse protest that damaged the county building and burned a Chamber of Commerce building.
Unidentified flying objects were sighted over a wide area of south Georgia early today, reported by police in Albany Dawson Cordele Adel and other towns. Robins Air Force Base and Naval Air Station Albany acknowledged reports but no planes will be sent to investigate.
A blast of undetermined origin struck a sand filled ashtray by an elevator at the New York Post building in lower Manhattan at about 815 am. Police reported no injuries. the blast damaged the ceiling plasterboard but caused no fire or heavy smoke. Allen Whitney, the Post’s night managing editor, said it reminded him of a gunshot until bystanders confirmed the ashtray was involved.
San Francisco State Health Director Dr. L M Stubblebine urged a single coordinated delivery system to combat rising violence. Speaking for the Commonwealth Club he said legislation to establish the system could be introduced next year and emphasized research into violence causes and prevention standards as essential components.
Several earthquakes struck Thursday with limited damage and no injuries reported in many areas. The strongest tremor shook the Andes between Colombia and Venezuela, with Bogotá briefly in motion. other quakes affected California’s Imperial Valley and Alaska’s Prince William Sound. In central Mexico cleanup continued after Tuesday’s deadly quake that killed over 500 and injured thousands, as officials distributed aid and reopened routes.
New Yorker George Leggett, 35, says a 24 hour London stay cost he 971 pounds or about 2427 dollars after mistaking pound notes for dollars. He describes paying a taxi 150 pounds and a meal at least 12.50 pounds, and notes a lack of friendly locals while returning home wiser.
Lawrence Parker and wife Alice Parker faced involuntary manslaughter and endangering a child charges after their son Wesley Barker died August 23 following an insulin incident tied to a faith healing cure. Municipal Judge Roy Chapman set bail at 10,000. Each entered automatic pleas of innocence and a preliminary hearing was scheduled for September 13.
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