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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1975
Page
9
In Los Angeles four young men faced police action after entering a restricted area by climbing a fence to obtain a 10 pound Canadian goose with a rifle. The incident was reported by UPi with the men cited for unlawful entry and theft of the goose.
In Los Angeles a coalition of doctors is arranging a paperwork boycott to protest malpractice insurance hikes set for January 1. They would refuse to sign birth and death certificates and other forms, aiming to disrupt births and deaths and force state action. The movement, led by the Union of American Physicians, drew 500 to 1,500 attendees, far short of the hoped 8,000. Some physicians fear bills could exceed 35,000 dollars yearly, even for low risk pediatrics, and many in San Gabriel Valley have stopped treating Medi Cal patients.
A garbled UPI item mentions a pregnant Santa Claus at Marvyn's Department Story and a Mrs Deirdre von Turgein sending a Santa by Western Temporary Services who expects a baby around Christmas.
A pipe bomb exploded on the seventh floor stairwell of the State Building injuring State Police Sergeant Glenn Vella-Monica, 26. He was taken to Central Emergency Hospital with a concussion after being ordered to evacuate following a bomb threat reported at 4:50 p.m. The blast caused minor damage and officials withheld further details of the call.
The FBI released a 41 page affidavit connecting a dozen residents from San Francisco and the Monterey Peninsula to a large illegal betting operation. It names six San Francisco residents, six peninsula residents and two Carmel bars. Evidence from warrants and wire taps shows hundreds of intercepted calls on horse racing football baseball and stock market quotes. The agents estimate a weekly volume of at least $60,000. The case will be presented to a federal grand jury in San Francisco. no arrests have been made.
SAN Fitauiano AP The nation's three largest car rental companies core ined to monopolize the car rental mar ket at airports. Dollar Rent A Car System of Los Angeles al leges vna federal antitrust suit asking 72.7 million damages. The suit was filed Thursday against Hertz Corp. and Avis Rent A Car, both of New York City. and National Car Rental System of Minneapolis. 1978, the three defendants did about 96 per cent of the car rental business at airports where 90 per cent of all car rental business is done, the suit said. Dollar charged the three big companies with the following moves to exclude competi -Fixing and stabilizing prices for rentals. -arranging advertising subsidies with Ford, Chrysler and General Motors. -Agreeing to bribe agents and representatives of airport commissions for the purpose and with the effect of excluding competitors. 'The plaintiff said the number of rental concessions at air ports has been limited and so licitation and advertising by other firms prohibited through bad faith leases." Car rental rates have been substantially higher and the defendant companies have been able to make excess profits and eliminate Competition because of the alleged conspiracy, the suit
Offshore drilling leases off California drew few bids amid unsettled legal and political battles. Only 7 of 231 tracts sold, promising far less revenue than the Interior Department expected. Compared with Louisiana and 1976 Santa Barbara-era figures, industry caution rose. Christine Nicholson, 43, was arrested for possession of a dagger outside a newspaper office during Vice President Rockefeller’s visit and charged with carrying a concealed weapon. She claimed the name Luxifer Satan and alleged Rockefeller’s role in her mother’s captivity.
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