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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1973

Page

2

Princess Anna and Lt Phillips fuel royal romance talk

Gossip column notes ongoing speculation as Princess Anna aged 22 and Lt Mark Phillips, a Britain Dragoon Guards officer, share weekends with the Queen and royal family amid reports of their romance. Daily Mirror cites renewed attention after New Year visits at Sandringham.

Anna Mark Phillips Anné Elizabeth II Phillips Anne Buckingham Palace Tysday Sandringham Castle Britain Munich Hal He Ante Fon Daily Mirror Ante Hes

Teamsters Meet California Growers To Push Farm Worker Deals

Union reps plan talks with Pajaro and Salinas Valley growers to solidify positions and update contracts after a state Supreme Court ruling. Cesar Chavez proposes broader strikes to press signings as about 170 growers face ongoing contract negotiations with the Teamsters.

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Australian naturalist films Arctic bird drama in Canada

Des Bartlett and his wife Jen spent five months in Hudson Bay near the mouth of the McConnet River filming The Incredible Flight of the Snow Gags for NBC. A photo was captured of a nesting Jéan and her chick as Bartlett approached stealthily.

Des Bartlett Arctic Jéan Bartlett Jen The Hudson Caniada Moconnet River NBC

Work strike at San Quentin linked to Church of the New Song

Associate Warden James Park says inmates believed to be leaders of the Church of the New Song staged a work strike at San Quentin with over half of 1800 inmates refusing to work. Officials describe the group as un sanctioned and aim to improve conditions while seeking wider religious rights and benefits.

San Quentin San Quentin Prison James Park Church of the New Song Park Phil Guthrie California Department of Correction Folsom Br Quentin Itt Guthrie Federal Penitentiary Marion Harry W. ‘Theriswlt Ulinois Theriault U.S. District Court Atlanta Church of the New Long

Deadly green mamba wanders in London prompting Yard warning

Scotland Yard warns the public not to touch a wandering green mamba kept by snake charmer Margaret Allison. The 18 inch venomous snake, brought from Malaysia by her daughter Mandy, was taken to a restaurant for a rest date. Authorities stress it is very dangerous.

Rakin Cranston Alan Cranston Calif London England Robin Nasault Joyce Willams UPI Scotland Yard Margaret Allison Mandy Malaysia Shreveport Joan W. Surniak

Governor appoints Ever chair of Bay Commission

Sacramento reports Governor designated San Francisco attorney William D. Ever 45 as chairman of the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission replacing Melvin R. tand of Atherton who resigns. Senate votes show approvals for school lunch expansion and other education and health care measures, including Medi-Cal procedures and disability retirement formulas, with multiple bills facing required vote margins.

Associated San Francisco William D. Ever 45 San Francisco Bay Assembly Brown Medi-Cal Cullen Long Beach Cory Garden Grove Senate Taunches Moscone DeSan Francisco Marks Kitney Pettis Oakland

Navy first Boiler room girl aims tattoo in class of 31

Shion Hall of Hobbs New Mexico becomes the Navy’s first female boiler room crew member, enrolling as an E-1 fireman at Great Lakes. She aspires to a dainty tattoo and says the experience has opened up opportunities for women, with plans to serve on noncombatant ships or bases abroad.

Chicago Shion Hall Sheo Great Lakes Naval Miss Flost Navy Greécé Italy Spain

Reagan veto record remains unblemished in California

SACRAMENTO AP Gov Reagan again saw no veto overridden as Assemblyman Alan Shroty did not force a two thirds vote to override. The measure would have liberalized marijuana laws making possession a misdemeanor. Senate debated a school lunch bill among few vetoes. kidney dialysis remained alive for potential action if veto session reconvened.

Sacramento Reagan California State Senate

Vatican restores Michelangelo masterpiece for exhibit

The Vatican says Michelangelo's Pieta has been fully restored after damage caused by a Hungarian born Australian attacker. The hammer attack last May injured the sculpture’s left arm eye and nose. Journalists accredited to the Vatican will view the exhibit Thursday.

Vatican Cify Vatican Las 2Lo Toth

Reagan’s New Executive Jet Enters Service Without Stewardess

The new $750000 Cessna Citation jet began service for a news demonstration with a bar for drinks but no stewardess. It speeds at 400 mph and costs $500 an hour to operate. A two year $238000 contract funds the plane for state use, including the governor and 14 legislators, with costs billed by flight. The jet offers four fixed seats, two reclining seats, a pull out table, a toilet and a bar.

Sacramento Reagan State Department of General Services Égislatoré Anl Laurence Robinson Department Robinson Meteore Robinson

Old Homestead Five Course Meal Sells For 19 Cents

The Old Homestead in Manhattan, owned by brothers Marc and Gree Sherry, offered a 19 cent five course meal to the public. About 1,700 diners paid 9 cents for soup and other items, with prices listed under a 183 menu. Diners queued outside seven hours before opening as price cuts drew crowds and nostalgia for the 16 year old steak house.

New York UPI Old Homestead Gree Sherry Maré Manhattan Marc Sherry

NSF Grants Stanford $140000 for K Ray Equipment

The National Science Foundation awarded Stanford University 140000 dollars to buy a sophisticated K-Ray apparatus for use in the chemistry department. The grant signals federal support for advanced analytical capabilities at the university.

Washington UPI National Science Foundaion Stanford University

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