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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1976
Page
2
London police report Princess Anne, 26, daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, was stopped November 27 on a highway exceeding the 70 mph limit. Her husband Captain Mark Phillips and a police bodyguard were riding in the Reyer sedan. The incident marks a fourth speeding stop for the princess in four years.
In Jerusalem prime minister Yitzhak Rabin plans to resign ahead of a likely no confidence motion. Rabin ousted National Religious Party ministers, narrowing his coalition to 67 seats, triggering elections within six months and a potential caretaker government if he fails to form a new majority.
Cyprus says the cargo vessel Bouboulina, Cyprus registry and Greek owned, came under Israeli fire off Haifa late Sunday. Crew abandoned ship with no immediate casualties reported. Distress signal received. contact attempts have failed. Israeli shelling denial from Tel Aviv officials.
Five men armed with submachine guns robbed an eastern Madrid bank of about 240000 dollars, killing guard Policromio Celton Lucas and wounding a customer. The incident followed by a high profile kidnapping and political turmoil as Spain faced a crisis over prisoner amnesty and Prime Minister Suarez’s plans to visit Catalonia. The ransom demands center on freeing around 200 political prisoners.
Governor Edmund C. Brown Jr. argues tax relief must include legal spending restraints and reject new taxes. He vows no raises to sales or income taxes, seeks four principles: caps on spending, removing mandates, splitting tax rate by amendment, and targeting relief to homeowners most in need.
Amber Armber, a 2nd Golden Gloves fighter, predicts victory and challenges boys in Salt Lake City at the fairgrounds Coliseum. Coach Mike Bullock notes she may be the first girl to test Golden Gloves against boys in the United States.
A year old high school boy stole a bus worth 70 000 dollars and drove it for eight hours, picking up at least 15 passengers along several routes before police recovered it shortly after 11 pm. A Metra driver reported the vehicle’s route while the driverless bus rode through the city. Authorities say the youth was taken to a youth center.
The Vatican announced Pope Paul VI set June 19, 1977 for the canonization of Blessed John Nepomucene Neumann, the Bohemian born former bishop of Philadelphia. Neumann, who died at 49 in 1860, becomes the first U.S. male saint after earlier American canonizations of Cabrini and Seton.
Dr Ralph Ff Tierndan of Herndon Chiropractic explains that about half a million people yearly suffer disabling back and leg pain from mechanical misalignment of spinal segments. He notes displacement from falls or posture decay causes nerve pinching leading to pain and advocates X ray analysis for early detection and preventive chiropractic care at his Hayward office.
UPI reports Agriculture Department economists say world coffee production will not normalize until the 1979 80 season with output improving earlier possible. Analysts Bowser and Pull warn prices will remain high as tea and cocoa also set record highs amid West Africa crop problems and a Brazil freeze reducing exports. Retail coffee costs have risen steadily from mid 1975 toward higher levels in coming months.
United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock plans a meeting between top auto executives and President-elect Carter to push for relaxing the 1978 clean air standards. Detroit warns the industry may shut down if the standards remain unchanged, with plants already certifying models to current rules only.
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