03 Jul 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1977
Page
1
In a brief note, the ghost of the World War II fighter with modern upgrades is floated as a potential cost-saving attack plane for ground targets, though the military has shown little interest, some Congress members argue it may be worth trying.
National Safety Council estimates 500 to 600 motorists may die before the weekend end while 28 000 more could suffer disabling injuries as Fourth of July travel peaks. Bottlenecks on Interstate 7 near Future City Illinois slow traffic for miles and aid workers rush supplies to stranded motorists.
A grey Jaguar driven by a 30 year old man struck a crowd of about 250 at a Ku Klux Klan rally in Plains Georgia injuring roughly 30 people including UP reporter Matthew Quinn. The driver Cochran of Thomaston faces aggravated assault charges and Klansman Michael Johnston was arrested after leaping onto the car with a handgun.
Fayetteville police say a sniper ambushed responders at a burning cabin in rural Fayetteville injuring a firefighter, wounding a second man, and killing Fire Chief Brookens. The shooter fled into woods after firing about seven shots as officers and firefighters arrived.
At the five day NAACP convention in St. Louis leaders say racism has become more sophisticated, shifting from overt to subtle discriminatory practices. Margaret Bush Wilson notes devices deny rights, while Benjamin Hooks cites apathy among some blacks and questions among allies.
Fire officials argue safe and sane fireworks are not safe enough to allow even with drought conditions. In South County several cities restrict sales, citing 302 county fires last year and 12 injuries. Officials note illegal fireworks cause more damage, urging a countywide ban despite non profit groups benefiting from sales.
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