17 Feb 1974
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1974
Page
1
Sunday summary notes Oregon University’s Bruce Calderon pours in 24 points on 12 of 14 from the field to spark a 56-51 upset over UCLA, jeopardizing the Pac-H race. Bruins last lost two straight in 1966. Oregon U. remains tied for the lead.
Pennsylvania Governor Milton J. Shapp charges the White House isolation slowed action on the truckers strike and says the administration dragged its feet after an agreement was reached. He claims the President and aides failed to grasp the strike’s true dimensions.
Portuguese leader Marcello Caetano tells the National Population Conference that granting students and priests full freedoms could topple the state. He criticizes student apathy and priests for straying from prayer, signaling little chance of near term liberalization. page 10.
In Los Angeles motorists queue for gasoline amid shortages. Long lines form outside service stations and one driver hits a manager as panic spreads while others wait for the $2 limit. The energy crisis shocks a city built on car culture as waits stretch for hours.
Mobile Oil Co reports a multi year, 15 million dollar effort paying dividends as a Lake Maracaibo well reaches 18 585 feet and yields light gravity crude producing about 400 barrels daily. The find far exceeds the Venezuelan average and marks a major trust milestone in Latin American exploration.
A column by Lance Williams warns hitchhiking remains risky despite nostalgia for free rides. It traces echoes from Homer to Kerouac and notes FBI and local police reports of robberies and murders linked to hitchhiking incidents near Union City and Livermore.
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