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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1973
Page
2
A diverse private wedding joined antiwar leader Tory Hagen and fellow cellist Fonda Ina as An geles ceremony featured poetry and a vow to maintain humor. Hagen, 4, spoke of a Berkeley-registered officiant. guests included many friends though location remained undisclosed.
Timothy Leary, Harvard faculty member, faces arraignment on narcotics smuggling charges tied to the Brotherhood of Eternal Love. An Orange County grand jury indicted him and 45 followers while he was abroad. he faces a five million dollar bail and ongoing conspiracy prosecutions.
Police say a press confiscated in a raid on a Fenton home was used in the manufacture of half the world's LSD pills. The device is linked to a youth identified as the right-hand man to Dr. Timothy Leary. FBI and local officers uncovered an apparent narcotics lab in the basement. Leslie Daniels, 18, of Montreal, arrested after arriving by taxi at the house.
San Francisco local leaders of the Teamsters push to renegotiate terms of the current contract locally rather than through national leadership. Chick Mack says locals want control over working conditions wage splits and the right to strike. The three year national pact covering about 150 thousand drivers expires this summer and local leaders seek meetings with Hoffa ally James Hoffa? to renew mandates. Locals 7 65 490 1241 and others in the Bay Area represent about 11 thousand workers.
Arthur Pletcher executive of the United Negro College Fund warns blacks face new despair and calls for a workfare approach instead of welfare. He urges the community to strive to guard a destiny for black children and mitigate disparities.
In Brooklyn, two crowns stolen from the Regina Pacis Shrine on January 19 were recovered by FBI agents twelve days later after a tip. The jewels, melted from World War II wedding rings and set with diamonds and rubies, were valued at 830000 dollars and kept behind a glass case behind the altar.
The Selettric postin cometh reports Cupertine will receive an all electric postal fleet next month. The city plans to deploy electric delivery cars recharged at 16 cents per charge, with vehicles sourced from Harlill, an English manufacturer. Ci pertine becomes the first U.S. city to acquire an all electric postal fleet.
Officials estimate cleanup costs near 500000 as 300 birds were killed or exposed in the Oakland Estuary spill. Coast Guard and private contractor crews used boats, helicopters, and cranes to remove oil from marinas and docks, with a bird treatment center operating then closing as creatures improved or died.
Guinea reports accuse Portuguese agents of killing Amilcar Cabral, founder of PAIGC, outside his Conakry home. Authorities say principal killers arrested. Portuguese government silent. Foreign observers predict the liberation movement will persist, citing Mondlane’s 1964 assassination as precedent.
The Supreme Court in a 7-2 decision bars states from interfering with a woman’s choice to end a pregnancy within the first three months. Justice Blackmun cites medical data showing relative safety and privacy rights, while Justices White and Rehnquist dissent. The decision rejects the fetus as a person under constitutional law.
A congressman released a document detailing cuts to HEW Health Services and Mental Health programs as well as regional medical and rat control efforts. The plan halves regional medical grants, phases out HALBerton, and shifts funding toward NIH priorities while expanding cancer research.
Pentagon aims wide scale radio warning receivers to be installed in homes to broadcast alerts for tornadoes floods and nuclear attacks. Installation would be voluntary after White House overruled a mandatory plan, citing fears of propaganda and spying. Civil Defense tests to reach a 10 state area using bombproof transmitters near Paltmote.
Subscriptions listed with weekday and Sunday rates including 10 cent pervapy and $2.75 for Sundays. Local offices in Hayward Alameda County California and San Leandro provide phone lines and addresses with listed contact numbers for service inquiries and subscriptions.
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz says chicken prices should fall in 8 to 12 weeks and hog pork costs may ease later this year while beef prices are uncertain. He warns price controls on farm products could spark black markets and shortages, but expects steps to boost supplies to pay off.
Washington sources say federal share of public school income fell to 7.8 percent this year from 8.8 percent in 1967 66 as NEA reports a shrinking role for federal funds. The association notes ongoing revenue sharing and warns further cuts likely in the 1974 budget. Catherine Barrett of Syracuse commented on the impact to inner city schools.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a Pennsylvania tuition reimbursement case challenging a 1972 act aiding parents of nonparochial school students with annual rebates of 73 dollars for elementary and 140 dollars for secondary students funded by cigarette tax receipts. The decision follows a federal panel ruling that the program violates church-state separation. The court will also consider New York tax credits and maintenance payments for parochial schools and Ohio income tax credits for nonpublic school families in related actions.
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