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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1972
Page
3
San Francisco Ballet dancers Sara Maule and Geoffrey Thomas sue in Superior Court seeking 92.5 million in damages claiming a four color poster photograph was retouched to show them naked. They name a photographer two poster shops poster manufacturers and four night clubs as defendants and seek an injunction to block display distribution or sale of the poster.
Police say a 21 year old man named Andie Stephens phoned UPI headquarters at 3 53 pm and threatened to call the President and fall any cop who stops him He identified himself gave a Brooklyn address and later talked to Pan American World Airways staff threatening to bomb a plant He admitted making a bomb threat against a federal penitentiary in Atlanta Two rifles with telescopic sights and a shotgun were found in his apartment He will be handed to federal authorities.
Alameda residents plan a special flag hoist on a birthday anniversary to honor Air Force Lt. William Murray Jr. who disappeared near Palermo in 1943. Murray’s family maintains a daily flag tradition started by his father, attorney and former California National Guard colonel, and receives periodic notes from national leaders.
In Savannah Beach Gal 1800 residents face a political maelstrom after April 3 election results split between incumbent Michaell Counihan and challenger W Allen Hendrix. Hendrix swore in on city steps with a notary, fired Police Chief John Price and named Layylon Daley acting chief amid protests and court challenges. A furious wife figures in the dispute as aldermen delay until court action clarifies authority.
A bomb exploded near a car owned by Arthur Monipin injuring police officers and detectives in Denver. Detected blasting caps and wiring suggested a staged attack. Investigators questioned a Rush Sales Co. executive as the blast damaged one officer’s mobility and left others cautious.
Weather sources said the resignation was announced at a nine news conference on Friday. Schuller sent a letter over the weekend to Brandl, who would accept the resignation and replace him with someone better able to work with cabinet colleagues. The move comes as the governing majority shrinks after defections, prompting a new election in November.
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