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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1973
Page
8
A Milan court overruled a confiscation order on Playmen’s November issue after a prior obscenity ruling, with photographs of Jacqueline Onassis deemed not obscene. Copy sales and editor claims high values, while photographers reportedly spent a year underwater to capture the images.
In RENG Nevada a 4000 pound pregnant Belgian Brabant named Wilma was saved from slaughter resale in Europe and shipped to the Arden ranch near Reno Park. Owner Virgie Arden paid about 3000 dollars plus extra voyage and care costs. Wilma settled, munching hay, as the Arden stables prepare her new home and pasture.
Rewards totaling 82000 are offered for information leading to recovery of infant Thomas Michael Lagver Sr taken by a knife-wielding man from his mother Frances May Lauver at a grocery store. The kidnapper fled with the child after forcing Lauver into the car at the lot.
Pedro Corona, 38, insists Juan Corona was not given the presumption of innocence. He accuses Sheriff Roy Whiteaker and District Attorney Dave Teja of pressuring jurors and faults the system, while noting his brother faced two heart attacks in custody and awaits a possible new trial.
State audit uncovers improper aid for 30 to hundreds of Sonoma State College students. The audit reports widespread qualification gaps across six campuses, with cases of ineligible students receiving thousands in federal and state funds. Administrators call findings serious. investigations to cover multiple campuses and aid practices continue.
Authorities consider requesting American pilots from Keflavik to bomb eastern crater areas to divert lava from Reykjavik’s outskirts. Ash and sparks blanket the town as lava flows threaten about 100 homes. five homes and stables burned. Geologist notes eruptive intensity easing but danger persists with possible new craters. West Germany donates 30,000 to Icelandic Red Cross amid aid efforts.
In Miami a trio conned Abraha Schmit by posing as sailors and jewelers to buy fake coins. One man showed gold coins to lure Schmit, who handed over $12,000 after promises to purchase a larger bundle. The supposed captain later claimed the rest of the coins were on the ship, but the men vanished and Schmit found only a sack of potatoes in the locked suitcase.
A new group of mortgage bankers and housing supporters warn the Bay Area faces 355 million dollars in construction losses and more than 26 000 jobs next year if the U S housing moratorium continues. They cite 16 000 federally subsidized units at risk and say minority youths in training will suffer. Bankers warn some consultants developers and contractors could go bankrupt without funding continuation.
New Orleans police cast doubt on reports that Mark Essex acted alone in the Howard Johnsons sniper spree. Police spokespersons say there is no concrete evidence of a second gunman, and many so called official tips are unsubstantiated while investigators pursue all possible explanations. Essex, 23, was killed by police eight hours after six others died from sniper fire during the downtown attack. A hotel roof assault and room by room search of 17 floors yielded no confirmed second shooter.
Representative George Brown Jr. files suit to force release of federal Water Pollution Control funds. He targets EPA head William Ruckelshaus, saying Nixon’s withholding forces San Bernardino to drop a sewer treatment plant relocation project.
Riverside reports the Mission Inn, a state historical landmark opened in 1878, must sharply trim staff after the Department of Housing and Urban Development denied a 73:60 loan. Manager Sandra Hariness said operation remains jeopardized but no immediate closure is planned. The inn is owned by Urban Housing Co. of Los Angeles.
Crown Zellerbach Corp directors announced Thursday a 1.03 dividend on preferred stock. UPI reports the move as part of the companys financial announcements in San Francisco.
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