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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1972

Page

2

Malpractice suit over gallstone surgery linked to unwanted pregnancy

Dorothy Hill and Henderson Hill sue four doctors in Sacramento County Superior Court for 125000 dollars claiming negligent diagnosis of gallstones led to unnecessary surgery and the birth of an unwanted child. They allege pain and suffering, loss of consortium, and emotional harm citing March 15, 1971 as the treatment date.

Sacrament Sacreamento County Superior Court Monnay Dorothy Hill Henderson Alan C. Calkir James Vant Sul Aso Hill

Boozer bandit suspect nabbed by police

Police arrested Monday night Hiroshi J. Miyagi, 46, a busboy, for a series of burglaries described as the Mhooran bandit. He allegedly scoped restaurants and drank whiskey between thefts, with a five case Beyze haul noted. Officers say Miyagi was nabbed while entering Sorea House restaurant through a window.

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Navy delivers second deep submergence rescue vessel

The Navy delivered SUNNYVALE a 5009 foot deep diving rescue sub to Point Lomy San Diego Bay for use by the navy facility. It is the second DSRV in service and is described as a primary rescue system able to deploy quickly worldwide by land air and sea to reach crewed submarines in distress. Built by Look lined.

Navy Point Lomy San Diego Bay

Third French nuclear blast planned near Tahiti

Report claims France conducted two detonations in the Pacific on June 21 and June 1 near Tahiti with a third blast planned for July 30 if weather allows. Sources say the tests aim to refine the trigger for a hydrogen bomb while government officials consider or deny the account. Navy crews are ordered to stay in a restricted test area southeast of Tahiti for the planned shot.

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Truman condition improves in hospital stay

President Harry Truman is listed in improved condition after sixteen days in the hospital for treatment related to his final ailment. Doctors report tests of the upper intestinal tract were delayed but have since cleared up, and Truman has been seen in the corridor and watching National Convention activities on television.

Kansas City Pup Artner Harry Truman Alate Graham Truman Samal Pyar Jit Dreves Dreves

Wreckage of old plane found on Mt Adams

Hikers Darryl and Darrel Lloyd reported finding wreckage of a light plane on Mt Adams July 4. They found a glove, a shoe, and a radio piece with no skulls or bodies. FAA said the crash could be one of 10 to 40 planes missing in the area with long losses.

Clenwood Wah UPI Mt. Adams Darryl Lloyd Darrel Arganyai Linyh Federal Aviation Administration Tale Desiden Spokane

End seen to Japan seamen strike ends crisis

The All Japan Seamen's Union expected to call off a strike by crew members of ships, ending the longest such walkout in Japanese maritime history. Management and union officials with 160,000 members accepted mediation by Transport Minister Mideyo Sasaki for a 17.4 percent wage increase, with collective bargaining resuming on similar terms for other ships despite ongoing walkouts.

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Low-cost licensing bill deferred in California Senate

A Senate Finance Committee defeat blocked Portes’s low-cost housing bill from providing seed money to nonprofit developers. The measure sought 10 million dollars to assist housing projects for low income families, but critics from the California Real Estate Association argued nonprofits lack expertise and opposed the plan.

Sacramento UPL Senate Nicholas J. Portes Doakland Tate State Department of Housing and Community Development California Real Estate Association Mataure C Arparations Sien

Nixon silent on McGovern as nomination wraps up

UPI reports President Nixon, in Miami Beach, refrained from commenting on George McGovern after the Democratic field narrowed. Nixon met with advisers Robert Finch Cosmo Weinberger and discussed campaign strategy while aides monitored the convention and prepared counter arguments.

SAN Clemenye UPI Nisoul George McCovern Jist South Dakota Nixon Mike Ronald Ziegler Robert Finch White House Cospar Weinberger Cing McGovern Abegler Pels Biegler

Connally Likely To Be Nixon Running Mate

Former Texas governor Connally says he is unlikely to be chosen as Nixon’s running mate. He plans to campaign with Nixon to defend policy goals and travel to California to meet Nixon and discuss foreign policy, saying he would not sit out the campaign.

Three Held in Big Dynamite Heist Near Plymouth

Federal officers say a major dynamite theft near Annacester involved about 20,000 dollars in explosives. Three men were seized, two arrested on the scene, a third captured later. suspects face weapons and explosives charges. Bail set at 50,000. Preliminary hearing scheduled for Friday.

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Bus driver narrowly escapes gunfire in Tulsa incident

In Tulsa Ole, AUPE reports a gunman fired at a school bus carrying Head Start children. The car opposite fired as it passed, missing driver Elle Mae Caddy by inches and barely missing the bus. The bullet pierced the window and exited through the door. No injuries reported. Head Start spokesman says no threats or problems since program began.

Elle Mae Caddy Pasley Childdren Lore Raw Tulsa Te Head Mart

Isleton Levee Repair Slated After Flooding

The Army Corps of Engineers announced repair work on the Isleton levee after a June breach flooded about 13 000 acres along the San Joaquin River. Pumps will remove floodwater, with completion targeted by late month or early August. residents of Betta island affected as water pumps operate for months.

Isle Anding Island Army Corps of Engineers Betta Island San Joaquin Isleton

Soviet leader Nixon talk after Hollywood tour

Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobryin met with President Nixon in San Clemente following a Hollywood studies tour with Henry Kissinger. Officials said the discussion would cover postwar matters and other sensitive topics, not a message about Paris peace talks.

Nixon Hollywood San, Clemente Calif Anatoliy F. Dobryiin Henry Kissinger Honald Ziegler Paris Dobrynin

Press Ban on Hijacks Urged by Air Traffic Group

Washington reports that the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization seeks a blackout on hijack news. John Leyden urges transportation secretary Volpe to impose strict controls on press details of skyjacking methods to prevent copycat acts, while clarifying it is not a call for outright suppression.

Washington UPI Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization PATE Patten John F. Leyden John A. Volpe Pha Fic Air Fine Piials Association Lave Enforcement

Nurses protest dress rules at Doncaster hospitals

Nurses at Doncaster hospitals told their union they were instructed not to wear coal-filling uniforms that excise male patients, signaling discontent with attire policies and potential gender-based concerns within the workforce.

Doncaster England

Judge fixes deadline on Detroit busing plan

A federal judge, Stephen J. Roth, set Thursday as the deadline for Detroit to order 25 buses for a plan to shuttle students between Detroit and suburban districts. Gov. Milliken and Attorney General Kelley planned emergency appeals to halt further action while the state seeks review. The $8 million program aims to integrate Detroit with 52 suburban districts by September.

Detroit UPT Detroit ‘Board of Education Thersday Stephen J. Roth William G. Milliken Frank J. Kelley Lansing Roth Detroit Board Hie State Erin Septembber Milliken Jin Kelley Circuit Court of Appeals Dingionali Tot Chum Kelley

Alabama district bus order upheld by appeals court

The Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Birmingham area district must continue using buses to desegregate schools this autumn. It stated that the board cannot substitute transportation or transfer rules to avoid providing access or threaten the desegregation plan. The ruling supports maintaining the original busing program to implement desegregation.

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Skylab mission briefing with Soviet scientists planned

UPI reports astronaut Charles Conrad Jr. briefed Soviet space scientists at Space Center Houston. The talks lasted about eight hours as Conrad and Apollo mission planners discussed the first Skylab flight set for next year. The Skylab vehicle will support a 28 day mission and two 6 day flights.

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