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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1972
Page
2
A Stanford University trailer park suffered an estimated 40,000 dollars in damage in an early morning fire. Six people were injured in the incident at the one story glass and wood building housing student lounges offices and laundry facilities. Campus Fire Chief Frank Durian said investigators would determine the cause.
Kenneth A. Holden, 21, of Mountain View, a San Jose State College art major, was found dead south of San Jose near Almaden Dam. Deputies noted multiple cut wounds and signs of a struggle with evidence suggesting robbery. The death was estimated to have occurred on Saturday.
A young divorcee, Arelet Markingen, 25, was found stabbed to death Sunday in the doorway of her El Cerrito apartment. Police said she was repeatedly stabbed and a "small number" of slippers were left in the unit. Her body was found by a friend. the victims’ children were placed at Contra Costa Juvenile Hall near Martinez. No suspects or motive were named.
The Contra Costa County Sheriff’s office reports that military grenades and automatic rifle cartridges stolen from a train were found Saturday in a Pittsburg rail siding, covered with l soil. The loot dates from Thursday or Friday night, taken from railroad boxcars bound for a Naval weapons star. The find includes 72 hand grenades and 1,880 rounds of 5.5 mm ammunition.
San Francisco's three cable car lines faced disruption after a sick-out by 27 conductors crippling the California Street and Fisherman's Wharf routes. Service was partly restored by 8 pm on the California line with buses carrying many passengers. A Municipal Railway spokesman denied a labor dispute. union leader LB Delaney blamed an unauthorized work stoppage by one man and said the union does not endorse such actions while promising to aid public transportation.
A 17 year old surrendered to police after a shootout near the Benjamin Franklin Hotel in San Mateo. One 16 year old, Mike Corelio, was struck through clothing and another 16 year old, Mike Cosgriff, was wounded and treated at Mills Memorial Hospital. The suspect faces assault or intent to commit murder charges.
George Heck a 45 year old convicted robber from Tulare County died in the San Quentin Prison hospital Saturday night. Officer of the Day James Fitzgerald said Heck had been here since October 1370 00 at indeterminate sentence.
A San Francisco telegram from Jewish leaders urges President Nixon to cancel Moscow talks unless Soviet authorities apologize for the arrest and expulsion of Rep. James H. Scheuer. Harold B. Licht, council chairman, says the invitation to the Soviet Union should come only after restitution.
Hayward office notes a July 1897 publication by The Dells Review and The Bully Review with staff listings and contact addresses in Hayward and surrounding offices. The wire quotes a U.S. congressman on human rights versus dollar diplomacy, urging the President to be responsive to Americans who value human rights.
London based amateur Joseph Pilbury will hire the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra for a single concert spending 3120 dollars. He says his lifelong aim is to conduct the ensemble and his wife urged him to use the inheritance for this dream.
The author of a Howard Hughes biography says Hughes confirmed loaning 205000 to President Nixon's brother Don Nixon in 1956. The claim, cited in a CBS interview and echoed by publisher sources, sparked denials and debate over the book's authenticity and Hughes's motives.
The Supreme Court allowed Yablonski supporters to join the government's challenge to Boyle’s UMW presidency election but barred them from raising new issues. The decision offers a limited win for Yablonski followers, who were murdered after losing the 1960 election.
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if constitutional free speech covers distributing political pamphlets on private property. The Lloyd Center case from Portland, Oregon, asks whether shopping center owners may restrict noncommercial demonstrations tied to store policies, with oral arguments this term and a written opinion to follow.
In Philadelphia at Hahnemann Medical College CDT or Carbon Dioxide Tri bulation Therapy shows promise as a non methadone approach to heroin addiction. Twelve hardcore addicts showed quick attitude shifts after sessions and potential long term dependence reduction according to Wharton Shober and Lewis Mills.
A Pentagon worldwide urine test program shows hard drug use is mainly in the Army and in Vietnam, with 3.8 percent of Army personnel testing positive. Air Force 0.5 percent, Navy 0.4 percent, Marines 0.2 percent. Geographic breakdown shows 4.1 percent in Vietnam, 1.6 percent in other Pacific areas, 0.9 percent in Europe, and 1.3 percent elsewhere. Tests also indicate pre-service users and a general decline over time.
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