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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1971
Page
3
Ralph Nader told Lawrence Radiation Laboratory physicists they hide in ultra specialized work while neglecting social duties. He urged scientists to aid environmental protection, detect lead in ghettos walls, and monitor air and water pollutants, warning against dispassionate objectivity.
At PARQAGUT STATE PARK Idaho a three day Celebration of Life festival organized by Universal Life Church drew an estimated 50 000 young rock musicians and attendees. Authorities permitted the event with no permit required and officials reported no flaws after meetings with state county and citizen groups. The nonprofit festival featured donated entertainment and free admission attracting over 400 people on opening day.
Oregon's bottle bill was signed into law by Gov. Tom McCall. It requires a nickel deposit on most beer and soft drink cans and bottles sold in the state, excluding standard reusable bottles. The measure takes effect October 1972.
Presidential counselor Robert Finch in San Francisco said Rep. Paul McCloskey will be without an issue by December 1972 and that McCloskey’s Vietnam critique will be defused as Nixon pursues new North Vietnamese proposals. Finch, a former California official, expressed optimism about negotiated peace and declined to elaborate on the proposals.
The People's Lobby accuses Presidential assistant Robert Ick of mixing politics and pollution as a state ballot amendment seeks extensive controls. The measure would ban new nuclear plants until 1972, halt drilling, limit gasoline lead, and fine violators on personal income.
U S Attorney Jim Browning Jr reports rapid indictments of draft violators in Northern California. Since January the office has processed about 1,100 indictments from some 3,300 death violation reports, with 800 joining the service or referred for further inquiry and 235 indicted. Maximum penalties include five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. The estimated conviction rate is around seven percent.
AP reports jury selection to retry Black Panthers cofounder Huey P. Newton on voluntary manslaughter charges in the death of a policeman. Judge Harold How hearing pretrial motions, defense challenges, and rulings on jury selection methods precede the start of the Alameda County case.
A garbled Sacramento page outlines major action including a governor, Raagan, and a plan to allocate billions for state government operations in 1971. It mentions the Legislature, Senate tenure reviews, and court jurisdiction questions amid policy and district law debates. It notes figures like 7.20 billion and 4900 rriltion amid noisy procedural references.
The ILWU strike idled 15,000 workers across West Coast ports, with negotiations deadlocked since Thursday. Picket lines remained peaceful from San Diego to Bellingham as limited cargo moved under mutual agreement. Ship diversions affected Pacific ports and economic losses mounted for Bay Area trade.
Washington reports flood of praise and mail for Senator Gravel after his midnight reading of the Pentagon study on Vietnam origins. Support from fellow senators and the public surged, with Gravel's aides noting hundreds of flowers and near nonstop calls. A censure threat appeared shelved amid Democratic backing.
A hospital team led by Dr Toon Dmoc awski and Dr Elizabeth Priori at MLD Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute announced the first isolation of a human cancer virus. The virus, type C, offers potential for research into viral roles in cancer and possible vaccine development but requires five or more years of study to confirm causation and antibody behavior. The National Cancer Institute cautioned that further research is needed to evaluate the finding.
A former TV newsman turned commentator predicted the House will vote for a contempt citation against CBS Provident and Frank Stanton. He said the majority would back the contempt move, arguing it would humorously spotlight the clash with the courts and provoke ridicule.
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District grows to include parts of Napa, Solano, and Sonoma counties effective October 1. New members named include Solano County areas Vallejo and Benicia along with Napa and Sonoma communities. Exclusions listed include Vacaville, Elmira, Dixon, Santa Rosa, Sebastopol, Petaluma, Sonoma, and Windsor.
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