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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
2
A city board of education committee tests sentiment at all junior high schools on integration plans. 14 options include possible busing for seventh through ninth grades, with total busing projected to cost about 900000. The committee reports back in mid February.
Lana Turner, 50, testified in Santa Monica that her seventh marriage ended after she paid Ronald Dante 34.00 to stay with her. She said she gave him a 5000.00 check to cancel the engagement and they separated after learning her TV series The Survivors would be canceled. Dante reportedly had a two week Indianapolis nightclub engagement.
Three Ohio Penitentiary inmates escaped via air vent and a dangling electrical cord after crossing the prison roof to reach a blind spot in the four foot wall. Guards halted earlier escape attempts but the Wednesday night break involved James B Lewis 1$, Donald F Ferdinand and Donald Gilbert Manis 29.
A congressional commission ordered the Secret Service to provide full time protection to leading presidential candidates starting March 20. The plan would cover announced candidates with at least 5 percent in Gallup or Harris polls and unannounced contenders with at least 20 percent in those polls.
Federal narcotics agents arrested four men in New York led by Victor Paniva a known underworld figure linked to the Carlo Gambino crime family. Authorities seized 36 million dollars worth of French heroin and 150000 dollars in cash in what officials called a major step against smuggling. The group also includes Nicholas Christopher 37 Albert Pierre 44 and Franc De Simone 29 with Paniva described as the Gambino family button man.
Four men armed with a pistol shotgun and two hand grenades robbed visiting West German banker Manfred Wurr at the InterContinental Hotel in Makati. They forced him to withdraw 14166 dollars from a nearby bank after tying his companion. National Bureau of Investigation identified Wurr as 40 year old Hamburg resident.
At Hamilton Air Force Base in California local demolition teams found a Martin B-12 bomber from the prewar era buried in mud while clearing an old bombing range for unexploded ordnance. Teens spotted it last week as workers continued the salvage effort.
Clarence Otis Smith, a former garbageman, was convicted of first degree murder in Donna Fitzhugh's death and second degree murder in John Simmons's slaying for the July riverbank campground killings. He also faced charges of attempted murder and assault in a bloody attack that left two dead and two wounded.
The Cost of Living Council lifted controls on tuition and other charges at private nonprofit colleges and universities. Parochial schools are mainly affected, but for profit institutions were denied exemption. Private and public institutions are now treated alike, reducing red tape for schools and the price commission. The Pay Board, with new powers, has approved 122 contracts in under a week, allowing unilateral pay rises for large firms within a 5.5 percent ceiling. higher increases still require full board approval.
The Northern California Peace Action Coalition says Nixon's Vietnamese peace proposal threatens to escalate the war if rejected. NCPAC Coordinator Mark Zola argues Nixon expected North Vietnam and the National Liberation Front to reject the plan to disarm antiwar protests and push a new war escalation.
Fragmented OCR shows a local publishing notice with names like The Oily Review and William Chilcor, address fragments at 116 W Winton Ave Hayward California, prices listed as One Month $27, contact numbers, and scattered garbled lines about publishing and office locations in Alameda County.
Everett Richardson testified he lived with Smith and his wife in a bid to battle demons after leaving tracks on metal foil placed in windows. Smith’s sister Vera Cunningham recalled his warning that evil thoughts would bring divine punishment. Jurors heard eight days of testimony. Smith was arrested in Mexico on Aug. 6 and extradited to California after transfer to Brownsville, Texas.
New York AP Clifford Irving asserts he personally handed Howard Hughes a $275000 partial payment for the billionaire biography. Hughes denies meeting Irving or receiving funds. A Swiss police search targets a woman who deposited the checks. Spanish authorities investigate Irving's wife and the family from Tenerife.
Swiss police asked the FBI in Washington to question author Clifford Irving and his wife without delay about the $650,000 withdrawal tied to Howard Hughes. Irving, his wife, and a Swiss art dealer dispute a $55 million libel claim over the Fake autobiography. The Zurich fraud squad said Helga Hughes withdrew funds from a Swiss bank for Hughes and identified a Zurich hotel used in the scheme.
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