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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1972
Page
2
The UPI report details a Supreme Court decision clearing the way for a Democratic delegate apportionment plan aimed at boosting small states at the July national convention. Also noted are cases on FCC authority over cable programming, visitor visas for foreign ideologues, labor strikes against Hearst papers, and other rulings.
In North Collins New York a Sunday night blaze killed five children from the Hubbard family and a ninth child Daniel Judson. Three other people Ronald Denise Hioseann Dale age 10 9 9 6 and 2 plus two adults were injured from burns and smoke. The fire started when a kerosene heater exploded in the living room.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether the Federal Communications Commission exceeded its authority in ordering large CATV systems to originate a substantial portion of programming or face shutdown. The ruling stems from a government appeal after a federal appeals court invalidated the FCC rule last spring. The case tracks the FCC’s push to regulate CATV networks that distribute signals to about 20 million viewers across more than 2,500 systems with thousands more planned. In 1969 the FCC barred systems with 9,000 or more subscribers from carrying broadcasts after April 1, 1971 unless they originated significant programming.
Mrs. Mary Faulkerson, 31, mother of four, died Sunday when her plane nose dived into the base of a cliff at Sky Park Airport, 100 yards short of the runway. She was on her 20th solo flight in a flying course she began last July, with her husband watching.
National Union of Mineworkers with 280 080 members walked out at midnight Sunday after a government offer of 7 to 8 percent failed to meet their demand for a 47 percent rise. Miners refused to assist safety crews in 268 mines and even declined firefighting help in one Yorkshire pit. Surface workers earned about 60 60 dollars weekly while miners averaged 60 60?
Rescue coordinators held to hope for 34 crewmen after the freighter Dona Anta sent distress signals 120 miles west of Vancouver. The ship, struck by heavy seas, had its engine room flooded and crew abandoned. Coast Guard and Canadian Air Force planes searched all day, but no survivors found.
Pope Paul VI called the arms race an epidemic affecting every nation and rejected economic excuses for it. He warned that global military spending reaches astronomical levels and urged protest, especially among youth, with the Catholic Church joining the movement. The speech was delivered to diplomats at the Vatican during their 1972 visit.
Four children ages three months to 14 years died of smoke inhalation after a fire swept through a frame house in Hogansville Georgia. A fifth child was hospitalized. Fire chief Wilson St. Clair blamed faulty kitchen wiring for the blaze and identified victims as Tommy Mickfield three months Lota Roberson four months Tommy Banks 13 Susie Lee Banks 13. Ronnie Banks 14 suffered burns and was hospitalized in LaGrange with burns over 20 percent of his body.
Eleven Oregon physicians became the first in the nation expelled from a state medical society for not keeping up with medical developments. Six Oregon Medical Association members resigned over the continuing education regulation, while fifteen others were granted extra time due to illness or travel. The requirements, approved in 1964 after three years of development, mandated hours of ongoing study with a deadline of December 31, 1971 to avoid suspension.
A C47 Dakota of the Indonesian air force crashed on a mountain slope eight miles east of Bandung West Java. All 21 aboard died including six crewmen five navigation instructors and ten aviation students. Wreckage was found on Mir Polasari at 4000 feet after the training flight went down on Saturday.
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Hong Kong authorities and Lloyds insurers announced a joint probe into the fire that destroyed the 63,000 ton liner Queen Elizabeth in Hong Kong harbor. The incident may produce the largest insurance loss in naval history, with estimates near 8 million dollars. The ship, once a troop transport in World War II, listing after the blaze, had been under renovation to become a floating university named Seawise University. only minor casualties were reported. Officers cited possible arson as a lead, with Cunard Line officials and Hong Kong Marine Department involved in the inquiry.
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