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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1975
Page
8
Chicago attorney Luis Kutner urged Austria Algeria and Libya face an ad hoc international court for aiding terrorists. He blamed origin countries for sanctuary that allows terrorist networks to operate, proposing trials and punishments for those countries.
An explosion and fire on Grindstone Mountain south of Elko Nevada knocked KTVN Channel 2 off the air. Fire started in a technician trailer and spread to the transmitter building, destroying both. TV technician Joe Bowers escaped injury.
Seattle police officer Reyrremad T. Jelwean escaped injury when a gunman fired four to five shots at close range. The suspect, described as 38 or 33 years old, wore a banded mask and attempted to disarm the officer before fleeing. Chief Robert Hames Johnson was wounded in the hand and grazed on the head, but both officers were protected by a bulletproof vest.
Judge James R. Cavanaugh ruled there is sufficient evidence to try Steven Malono and Salvatore Soli for the stabbing death of newspaper heir John Knight II in his apartment. Both suspects, 25 and 3 respectively, are held without bail in Philadelphia. A third suspect, Isias Felix Melendez, 20, was found shot to death in Pine Hill, New Jersey, on December 12. Maleno faces charges in that death.
Michael H. Kenyon known as the enema bandit was sentenced to six concurrent terms of 6 to 12 years for six counts of armed robbery in Champaign Du Page and Cook counties. Judge Birch Morgan accepted the plea and dismissed additional charges in Du Page and Champaign counties as part of the deal.
Fred Hoffert, 26, a Grand Rapids physical education teacher and LSU graduate, went to a bar with his father in law Harry Vogelnar, 48. As they left, a gunman demanded wallets. Hoffert stepped toward the attacker and was shot in the chest, dying at the scene. Vogelnar was injured.
Mrs Mary G Poviach of Bradenton Florida files a 21 million dollar suit in US District Court alleging negligence by owner Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co and operator Oglebay Norton Co over the Great Lakes freighter Edmund Fitzgerald which sank with all nine crew members during a November storm in Lake Superior. The vessel was said to be unseaworthy and unable to weather the storm, while the defendants have moved to limit liability to 817.92 in related claims.
UPI reports antibusing activists delivered demands to Senator Edward Brooke in Boston. Brooke, joined by Senator Edward Kennedy, rejected core demands but voiced willingness to back a workable desegregation plan for Boston classrooms. Demonstrators had occupied offices, protesting Garrity’s order to place South Boston High under federal control.
Dr Paul B Larson of the Medical College of Virginia says he never knew Kepone was being manufactured in Hopewell Virginia until last summer while under contract with Allied Chemical to study its toxicity. His three year study found Kepone highly toxic and linked to tremors slurred speech and liver damage.
A long reader page for The Reel Thing includes holiday breaks, listener calls, and personal notes. Readers critique religion topics, seek missing guitars, ask about events and musicians in the Bay Area, and urge civic respect while requesting help locating items and people. Messages reference Hayward and San Leandro communities with phone contact details for submissions.
A reader asks if anyone recalls the Midnight Special episode featuring Peter Staples last Friday and his age, rumored to be 23. They also inquire about attendance and impressions of the Sammy Hagar show at the Veteran's Hall in Hayward.
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