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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1973
Page
6
Miss Park Keun Hae daughter of the Republic of Korea president served as guest of honor at a Waikiki banquet marking the seventh anniversary of Korean immigration to Hawaii. The event drew over a thousand Korean Americans and friends amid celebrations in Mongan Julu.
British Prime Minister Heath announced in a televised news conference that pay, price, dividend, and tax controls would be extended for three years or longer. Phase II aims to rely on voluntary industry and union cooperation, with a Pay Board to limit pay rises and prevent new price hikes while keeping fresh prices unchanged.
Mrs. Adams a Black foster mother testified that she and her husband, also Black, should gain permanent custody of Victor Martinez, a Mexican American boy, arguing love outweighs race. County welfare opposed, saying race and stability concerns. The custody case opened in Judge Robert Lawry's court with Victor having lived with the Adams since age 2.
Mr. Fly, a 54 year old Oakland house painter, plunged from a closed first story window when a spark from a water heater ignited paint thinner fumes in an apartment building. He survived with cuts and bruises while the blaze caused major damage to the building.
In Stamford Connecticut a 37 year old junior high teacher George Christian killed his wife Marylou and two sons Scott and Mark with a long handled ax before hanging himself in the garage of their Southfield Point home. Police said motive remains unclear though Christian had recently been upset by a disappointing teaching evaluation. Neighbors and church leaders described the family as well regarded.
Broad daylight attack on a 20 year old woman walking to work on Southard Street ended with robbery and injury. The assailant, described as a local resident, struck the victim, tore her clothing, and stole 45 dollars before fleeing. She received hospital treatment and was released. Several nearby workers witnessed the incident but did not intervene. Authorities say the suspect is in custody for the case.
Whittier College president Frederick M. Binder says the 72 year old liberal arts school faces serious financial trouble with sagging enrollments. The college plans a 20 percent faculty reduction over three years, dropping five or six instructors next year and about fifteen more over the following two years. Nixon, class of 1934, remains tied to the school though enrollment is unaffected this year.
Los Angeles police said they identified the man who robbed two banks of 1253 dollars in November 1971 but could not arrest him. Murray Jacobsen aged 54 was found dead from a drug overdose about a month after the robberies, with a note calling himself a chronic alcoholic and thief since age eight.
Court testimony reveals a White House exchange number 202 156 2282 found in a Watergate era phone directory. Police described room searches at the Watergate Hotel and Democratic National Committee offices, noting seized money and identities. Witnesses link a phony White House phone to spy plots tied to Nixon era campaigns.
Greyhound Lines asks the California PUC for a broadly rounded fare increase to raise about 2.547 million dollars annually to cover a 3.3 percent wage rise, higher living costs, and fringe benefits. The plan would lift local, intrastate, and express fares with adjustments to end on 10s or 5s to avoid misalignment. A prior 11.3 percent rate increase in October was expected to bolster revenues. A separate Sacramento note names Iloanne Lees, a former Assembly aide, to the state Women’s Board of Terms and Parole.
The Supreme Court, in a 7 to 2 ruling, held that states may require fathers of illegitimate children to provide support, warning against denying such children substantial benefits. The decision, upheld on behalf of Mada Gomez in Texas, prevents discrimination against illegitimate offspring and aligns with protections for legitimate children.
A fragmented OCR snippet from The Daily Review shows local office addresses in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont California. It includes subscription rates and contact numbers, with references to March 3 1SFF and various names and terms. The readable portion resembles an ad section with pricing and subscriptions.
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