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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1973

Page

14

Pizza parlor employee loses limb salvage bid

Bertram Vasquez, 23, suffered a severed arm in a pizza parlor accident when a pizza roller trapped it. Doctors at Valley Medical Center amputated the arm, then grafted it back after blood clots in arteries forced the removal. Vasquez remained in serious condition.

San Jose UPL Bertram Vasquez Straovhat Vigra Valley Medical Center Vasquez

Fonda refuses LBJ comment after honeymoon stop

Antiwar activist Jane Fonda in Berkeley declined to comment on President Lyndon Johnson's death, calling the question stupid. She spoke at a benefit for Patrick Genoweth, a Navy fireman charged with sabotage, telling a crowd to support victims of oppression and to fight Nixon.

Berkeley Jane Fonda Tony Hayden Moray Lynon Johnson Johnson Fonda Jayden Patrick Genoweth Navy Hanger T Hat Nixon

Pennsylvania considers legality of banning women boxers

In Harrisburg Secretary LuLa C. De lores Tucker asked Pennsylvania's attorney general for an opinion on the constitutionality of a 1955 law that denies boxing and wrestling licenses to women. The state Athletic Commission has refused licenses to women seeking professional boxing and wrestling careers despite the 1971 equal rights amendment.

Marrisburg, Pa UPI Luila C. Delores Tucker Fennsylvania Kunerat Israel Packel Pennsylvania Athletic Commission

Noted Oakland scholar dies at 72 in hometown

Dr Alfred Newmeyer 72 internationally known art historian scholar teacher author and lecturer died suddenly and unexpectedly announced Monday. Newmeyer taught students and collected awards and degrees from around the world, succumbing at his Oakland home Sunday. Born in Munich he served as director of press of five government museums of Berlin and studied at the German Institute of Art History in Florence and the institute of Art History in Rome.

Oakland UPL Alfred Newmeyer Newmeyer Stuents Miunich Neumeyer

Police probe slaying of 71 year old Black Muslim

Los Angeles police and Orange County investigators hunted for suspects in the execution style slaying of a 71 year old Black Muslim. The body of Pinsley Harris was found in an oil hold near a harbor after a report from a truck driver. Harris, a known Black Muslim formerly living in Santa Ana, had been shot in the back of the head. Relatives and friends were being questioned. no suspects or motive yet.

Los Angeles UPD Orange County Pinsey Deranga) Harris Harbor Ray Gendreau Harris Santa Ann Grange County Yielim Itiemls Gendrean Sai

Quake reported in New Tebrides Islands

Berkeley based seismologists recorded a 6.3 magnitude earthquake Monday night in the New Tebrides Islands. The quake struck at 9 02 pm PST with an epicenter roughly 6003 miles southwest of Berkeley and was described as moderately strong.

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Federal Bake Shops faces FDA rodent infestation charge

Inspections by FDA agents found live and dead cockroaches rodent excreta and a live mouse at Federal Bake Shops during a January visit. A complaint seeks an injunction to halt interstate sales of contaminated items including Gingerbread People Hickory Farms of Ghir Gingerbread Treats and other cookies.

Ami Lets and Tring Hickory Farms Ghir

Trial in teenager killings in Van Nuys begins

In Van Nuys the trial of Pred M. Medina and Panny W. Townsend opens on charges of murdering 15 year old Dori Anh Haines of Tarzana and 16 year old Cheryl Ann Monticello of Canoga Park last April. Bodies found near Chatsworth after hitchhiking incident. Defense faces drugging and sexual assault allegations tied to the killings. Judge L Thaxton Bansan presides at the Van Nuys Superior Court.

van Nuys UPI Pred M. Medina Panny W. Townsend Dori Anh Haines Tarzana Cheryl Ann Monticello Canoga Park Chatsworth Yee Topanga Canyon Boulevard Yon Nuys L.thaxton Bansan

House Democrats back electable committee chairs reform

Washington UPI reports House Democrats voted to require each committee chairman to stand for election by the 213 member caucus in a major seniority reform. The measure passed 2-9 in a closed door meeting with a provision allowing 20 percent of present members to request a secret ballot on each chairman. The rule was tested by the first women named to succeed themselves by seniority.

Washington UPI House Democrats

Test pilots fly first flight of fly by wire aircraft

Edwards Air Force Base California reports that test pilots completed a 70 minute flight in an aircraft guided entirely by a fly by wire computer system with no direct mechanical control and no conventional backup controls. The milestone flight was hailed as a success by McDonnell Douglas air crew.

Edwards Air Force Base Calif McDaniel Douglas Air

Kissinger Beams Home After Viet Nam Ceasefire Talks

In Paris Kissinger met Hanoi’s Le Duc Tho for nearly four hours and then prepared to brief President Nixon on a possible ceasefire agreement to end the Vietnam War. The mood was upbeat with smiles and handshakes as both sides signaled progress though no initialing was announced.

Paris Henry A. Kissinger Hanoi le Duc ‘Tho Nixon Kissinger The Kisshiger Wapmn Defense Melvin Laird Saigon Orly Orlyfield Washington White House Wah ‘Ho Biey Avenue J Tho Lam Mme Nguyen Thi Binh Pilures

U.S. Jets Support Strikes as Peace Talks Loom

UPI reports U S jets conducted heavy strikes in South Vietnam in support of allied forces, with North Vietnam denouncing the moves as escalatory. Da Nang on alert amid cease fire expectations, security measures tightened at the air base and restricted city travel ahead of a possible truce.

3AIGON UPI ILS North Vietnan South Vietnan South Vietnam Vietnam Saigon U.S da Nang Allied Alan Dawson Dawson

Strikes Across Cities Pause Talks in Chicago and Beyond

Marathon bargaining between Chisago teachers union, school board, and Mayor Daley ends with no settlement. Strikes continue in Philadelphia, St Louis, and Superior Wisconsin as courts issue injunctions. Daley criticizes closeness of negotiators. two of four major issues tentatively settled.

United Press (International Chisago Teachers Union Richard J. Daley Philadelphia St. Tans Superior Wis Daley Chicago Aim Womon Jor Alo St. Louis Witk Ion St. Louis Teachers Association Association Leonard Saget Newark Sagol

Phoenix businessman saves skier in avalanche near Sun Valley

Sam Grossman of Phoenix aided in a Baleam Ridge avalanche rescue. He lifted Serge Gararin to free his air, while Anns Janss, 54, perished. Two others survived with aid from Dr George Saviers. Grossman, a Temocrat, had previously run for Senate and Congress in Arizona.

Sun Valley Idaho Opt Sam Grossman Phoenix Ariz Baleam Ridge Here Grossman Chris Town Serge Serge Gararin Fairfield Conn George Saviers Anns Janss Sun Valley Co., Inc William ©.Danss. Grossman Paul J. Fanning R-Ariz Arizona Fourth

Yosemite student survives 200 foot fall in snowbound ordeal

A 21 year old college student from Sonoma State College slipped on a snow covered slope along the John Muir Trail near Nevada Falls on January 14 and plummeted 200 feet. After eight days of storms and freezing conditions he was rescued and hospitalized in good condition. Runners who heard calls for help alerted park rangers.

Yosemite Park UPI Robert A. Baxter Santa Rosa Baxter Park Rangers Sonoma State College John Muir Nevada Falls

Corona trial denial of jury tampering claim

District Attorney said no evidence of jury tampering in the Juan Corona case after defense charges that a sheriff’s matron spoke to a juror. Foreman Lips noted the juror misunderstanding the verdict while Corona, a Yuba City contractor, was convicted of 25 murders in 1971.

Alrfiegd UPL Avi Juan ¥. Corona U.S Sutter County B.A. G Dave Teja Richard Hawk Corana Teja Hawk Nava Unverwood Caraha Ror Wrest Phillips Corona Yuba City Alif

Plane crash kills pilot near Alabama subdivision

A rented single engine plane crashed in a residential subdivision about a half mile from the Hary Selle airport Monday. The pilot, Ernest H Abernathy Jr., 7, of Binningham Alabama, was killed. No one else was hurt.

Haryselle Ala UPI Ernest H. Abernathy Binningham

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