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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1971
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes describe fire calls and emergency responses in several places including Ashland Newark and Oakland. Mentions periods minutes addresses streets and times with scattered numbers and names. Unable to determine a single coherent event but indicates a cluster of fire department activity.
Thieves broke into Town and Country Liquors at 16211 E. 14th St between 8:30 Friday night and Saturday morning, taking large quantities of expensive alcohol, cigarettes, lighters, and razor blades. Entry was gained via a damaged fence and vent system to a bottle storage area. Gener John T. Waishes, 45, of Oakland, discovered the scene yesterday morning after the store closed at 8:30 Friday night.
New York Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz announced a 1972 law requiring consumers to receive a receipt on demand when leaving personal property for repair, rebuilding, or reconditioning. The law also fines service dry cleaners, laundries, and TV shops that fail to issue a receipt, aiming to aid customers in recovering goods lost due to fire or theft while in custody of these businesses.
Three prison trustees overpowered a guard at Eagle Island Prison Farm near Boise. They abducted two priests and a bound guard, stole a car, and fled at high speed through rural Idaho. Two suspects were captured near Nampa, one remains at large after a 110 mph freeway dash.
OBrien said the Democratic National Committee will launch a massive early January campaign to raise small donations and unite the party behind a strong 1972 ticket. He warned Republicans have more funds and that Nixon could win if Democrats fail to present a credible alternative.
In Belfast a group in combat jackets with toy guns staged a mock ambush of a British patrol, but no one was harmed as the British did not fire. A later report said soldiers shot at a sniper and missed, and a bomb damaged a parked school bus in Casteldarg. Authorities noted hunger strikes in internment camps holding suspected IRA members.
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