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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1972
Page
5
A single engine plane piloted by a San Jose man crash landed in a field off Mission Boulevard near the Masonic, prompting a motorist to rush the pilot, his wife, and their four year old son to San Jose. The trio were uninjured though shaken. the pilot reportedly ran out of gas during an attempted gear up landing at San Jose Airport.
A former Marine from California and a former New York state employee became the station's first female FDL agents. Susan Lyan Roley, 25, from Long Beach, California, and Japane Pierce of Niagara Falls, NY, took office after oath by Acting PES L. Patrick Grey.
In Sequoia National Park six people were injured when high winds toppled trees in the giant forest region. A San Francisco youth, Mike Warner, 16, was struck in the neck by falling timber while fleeing a crackling sound. He and two others suffered scratches or bruises, hospitalization reported with no broken bones. The windstorm hit around 6 30 pm, tearing through the forest for about 40 minutes, felling many fir trees but no giant sequoias.
DETROIT DETROIT UNION funds case against Richard F Fitzsimmons son of Teamsters president Frank Fitzsimmons will be dropped. A Justice Department spokesman cited lack of case strength. The younger Fitzsimmons, recording secretary of Teamsters Local 29, allegedly let a union card be used by his wife and two others for purchases including gasoline. The Detroit Press notes the evidence sat idle for months and questions political pressure as a factor.
Dr Martin Sweig an aide to former US House Speaker John McWarmack was released from federal prison after a year for perjury tied to influence peddling. He had served as an aide to Oe Massechuserty Democrat for 24 years before firing in 198? amid accusations of using the speaker’s office for friends and clients. Sweig was implicated in a conspiracy with lobbyist Nathan Voloshen who pleaded guilty and received a suspended sentence and fines.
Washington UPI reports 10 aircraft hijackings this year have ended with the hijackers arrested, killed, or living under a foreign government. FAA chief John IL Shaffer calls hijacking the most futile extortion, noting the high risk of punishment or death for offenders and the futility of the crime.
Vivian Tanghe, 59, a former Hayward Unified School District accountant clerk, was found dead in her Arnold home likely from natural causes. Services are set for 10 pm tomorrow at Vallejo Mortuary Angels Camp, with burial at Vista Cemetery. Survived by daughters Vivian Byrnes and Rosales Byrnes, brother George Malone, and five children.
William Keylen, 3, an instructor at Moreau High, Hayward, died yesterday after collapse at the school. Brother Cyniac taught mathematics at Moreau and had been on the staff for two years. A Paivy, Kentucky patron, he served as principal of St. Anthony's Boys High School in Long Beach for six years. Before Hayward he taught in Austin and Wichita Falls, Texas. A wake is set at St. Bede's Church tomorrow at 5 pm with Mass at 7 pm.
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said he would question George McGovern’s claim that American POWs would be released unconditionally from North Vietnam. He accused McGovern of possible dealmaking with Senator Thomas Eagleton and cited potential F-15 production discussions and defense budget implications as factors in the debate.
Reports say Muammar al Khadafy’s ally abdicated the Libyan premiership, with Maj Abdel Salam Jalloud taking over as chair of a joint cabinet and Revolutionary Command Council committee. The move consolidates authority amid a disputed transfer of power.
A soaked seagull arrived at the Utah Valley Hospital emergency room in Provo, limp and oil covered. Nurses Cheryl Glitas and Margaret Morrall, with X ray tech Greg Fillmore, gently treated the bird, restraining its beak and cleaning it as it recovered in a box.
New York police investigate the theft of 200 animals from Earl Hammond's children's zoo at Coney Island Amusement Park. Missing are sheep, goats, llamas, ponies, a tortoise, a shire bull, and a wee bull named Sheep Yama. A flatbed truck, trailer, and ticket booth were also taken, with FBI notified. Hammond, 35, and his wife Elizabeth fear for the miniature bull needing special feeding and possible death without care.
U S command says 3014 American sailors assigned the Tih Pleel for home last week as Nixon orders trimming of South Vietnam strength to 9000 by September 1. Navy Marine and Coast Guard crews in South Vietnam unchanged. total in country around 39,000.
Coppa reports Doctors Hospital lacks obstetrics and radio contact, with an 11 pm X-ray closure noted. May saw Administrator Alcalde seek city hospital sharing of emergency care. Committee to review patient transport to Doctors on request and study ambulance charge collection for potential recovery.
City officials report taps returned to normal after an unusual Friday surge in water use during a heat spell. Blair cites unanticipated demand, a still installing main upgrade, and weather as factors. Plans are made to connect with East Bay Municipal Water District to prevent a repeat if supply falters.
The defense for William Calley plans to file for a new trial after locating a key witness, Graver, who served under Calley during the My Lai massacre. Preliminary hearings could last a week, with the petition likely filed soon after. Calley remains under house arrest at Fort Benning while his appeal with the U.S. Army Court of Military Review continues.
Cesar Perez 19 Join Nunez 18 and Ricardo Ortiz 1B were slated for arraignment Tuesday. The case involves a disturbance in East Los Angeles where Bryan fought Officer Jerry Maddox, allegedly wresting a revolver and wounding others. Public debate centered on whether Bryan should be tried as a juvenile or adult despite court rulings and appeals through state Supreme Court. Bryan, free on bail, faced ongoing scrutiny as the DA and police challenged the juvenile system’s handling of violent offenders.
Reported verdict follows Okamoto admission of intent and mass casualty aim. Judge Lt. Col. Abraham Frisch labels the declaration a mix of unopened ideas reflecting frustration with modern work and social regimes. Military Maj. Gen Retaram Zeevi testified an agreement offered self execution if a confession was made, later deemed void due to lack of truthful information.
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