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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1972
Page
1
Juliane Koepcke recounts nine day survival after a Christmas Eve plane crash that killed 91 people. She says she found a can to reach safety but refused to steal. She details bathing with gasoline to remove worms from insect bites while wandering the Amazon with injuries.
South Vietnamese officials say the ICC chair and all Indian officials are barred from South Vietnam due to India's recognition of North Vietnam. They will ask Britain and Russia the 1954 Geneva conference co chairs to review the ICC chair assignment for India. The commission includes Canadian and Polish members.
Senator George McGovern says he spoke with a North Vietnamese negotiator and remains convinced POWs could be released in exchange for total U S withdrawal from Indochina. He urges Nixon to announce a complete withdrawal plan at the same pace as POW releases.
Congressional Democrats led by Sen. William Proxmire attack the $5.4 billion space shuttle proposal as an outrageous distortion of budgetary priorities. The Wisconsin Democrat signals a rough battle in Congress to secure initial funding for the system as pages note his past fight over the supersonic transport.
Assemblyman John Vancancellos urges a public health strategy at a National Conference on Methadone Treatment. He argues drug use stems from the whole community, requiring comprehensive community efforts as the cure. Page 10.
A powerful blast on Sore Street in Bailymacarett injures 22 people including eight British soldiers seven children and seven adults. Army patrols entered the building to search for hidden explosives following the explosion and a spokesman described the incident as under investigation.
Mrs Richard M. Nixon spends her last full day in West Africa on a jungle picnic with Ivory Coast President Felix Houphouet-Brogny. They dine in the rain forest near Abidjan amid teak trees and vines at the Bantu National Park.
Page fragment from the Hayward Review notes a 136 page issue with 25 canis items. Content appears historical and fragmented, offering little readable detail about events or persons.
A poor unemployed man commits a shoplifting lapse, his first offense. Project Intercept offers a path to redemption, potentially saving him from ruin and guiding him toward rehabilitation.
An unemployed 22 year old steals cigarettes and is processed by police. The piece describes Project Intercept, a program funded by the U S Department of Justice, to divert first offenders from court by providing training and job support in Hayward, San Leandro, and other Bay Area sites. The procedure involves court counselors screening suspects in municipal courts and arranging continuances to allow eligibility review.
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