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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1973
Page
4
Miss Park Kent Rae, daughter of the Republic of Korea president, headlined a Honolulu gala with over 1,000 Korean Americans and friends. The Waikiki hotel event marked the 1st anniversary of Korean immigration to Hawaii and reflected community ties and festivities.
Heath announces the government intends to extend price and wage freezes for three years amid a phased plan. Phase 1 limits pay rises to 2.1 dollars weekly plus a percentage, imposes a ban on all but essential price hikes, and creates a Pay Board and Price Commission to curb pay and prices. The White Paper will outline Phase II details and a bill is expected in Parliament.
In Sacramento a custody hearing explores whether James and Mrs Adams, a Black couple, can permanently adopt Victor Martine, a boy in foster care for years. They claim deep love and family ties, while county welfare and the boy’s aunt also seek custody, amid race-based objections and past foster-care hurdles.
Raed Fly, an Oakland house painter, plunged through a closed window when a spark from a water heater ignited paint in an apartment, causing major building damage. Fly escaped with cuts and bruises.
George Christian 37, a Central Junior High School science teacher, killed his wife Marylou and two young sons with a long handled axe before hanging himself in the garage of their Stamford Southfield Point home. Neighbors described him as well respected. authorities seek motive as police report the attack followed concerns over a failing teaching evaluation.
Police report a daytime attack on a 20 year old civilian woman near the Southard Stone Bridge as she worked. The assailant, described as a man, grabbed her, beat her, tore clothing, and robbed her of 45 dollars before fleeing. She was treated at a Trenton hospital and released. Witnesses from a nearby roofing company said workers did not intervene.
Whittier College president Dr. Frederick M. Binder announces plans to cut 5 to 6 faculty next year and about five more over the following two years as the 12 year old liberal arts school tightens budgets. He notes enrollment was not affected by Nixon’s attendance, despite the alumni link.
UPI report says Murray and Liclay were suspects in two bank robberies totaling $125,000 in November 197[?]. Jacobsen, 34, identified as the hideout partner, was found dead of a drug overdose a month later in an apparent suicide. Police note a chronic alcoholism confession and a note from his youth.
Police testified that a personal directory recovered from Watergate suspects included a White House number 202-456-2282 and an Executive Office Building line 2337-0335. The testimony ties the entries to a White House exchange and to a broader espionage case linked to the Democratic National Committee break in.
Greyhound Lines West asks the California Public Utilities Commission to approve a 6 percent fare increase to raise about 2.92 million dollars yearly for wage raises cost of living pay and fringe benefits. The plan calls for 7.6 percent fare hikes on most fares in 20 year and intrastate routes plus express rates within California. If a fare ends in 0 or 5 it would be increased to the next higher cent. The company previously had an 11.3 percent rate increase last October expected to lift revenue by 5.18 million dollars annually. Sacramento AP Joanne Lees named to state Women’s Board of Terms and Parole by Gov Ronald Reagan.
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that fathers of illegitimate children can be compelled by the state to provide support. The unsigned opinion said a state may not discriminate against legitimate children by denying them benefits given to others. The decision affected Texas and Wyoming, affirming that no state can place children in different categories based on legitimacy.
A fragmented notice from a California distributor lists per copy prices for daily reviews, publication offices in Hayward Alameda County and Fremont, with contact numbers and vague service details. The scattered OCR hints at circulation figures, offices, and publication addresses without clear dates or full names.
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