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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
2
A compact cinema column reviews a midweek showing featuring noted performers and vibrant production values. The piece highlights standout performances and the film’s pacing while noting audience reception and potential awards buzz.
Samuel Branston, American producer of I Did and King of Kings, is indicted in Madrid for fraud seeking 2.2 million pesetas in passenger fares. The order says he would be arrested if found in Spain and notes his 1969 government honor for bringing new films to Spain. The report ties the case to a Madrid court order issued last Tuesday.
Environmental groups push to block construction of the Misha oil pipeline after the Senate cleared a bill to allow fast crossing of federal lands. The Wilderness Society’s Richard Olson warns a Senate move could end the lawsuit if the House follows. Backers say immediate work is vital to move North Slope crude to 48 states amid an energy crisis. FTC accuses eight big oil firms of anti competitive practices linked to rising gasoline prices.
Attorney Jassepi Le vindt said he filed a petition in U S District Court seeking dismissal of a $5 million damage suit on behalf of Minnie Relf and Mary Alice Relf two teenage girls sterilized by a federally funded clinic The dismissal request offers no reason for the action The suit alleged the local poverty agency illegally sterilized the girls and their mother who cannot read or write The lawyers also asked Judge Robert Warner to disqualify himself saying the judge showed racial prejudice alleging the sterilizations may have occurred because the girls had children or due to venereal disease
Secretary of State William P. Rogers held talks in Seoul with Kim Yong Shik and Prime Minister Kim Jong-Pil to map joint strategy for the Korean question at the upcoming United Nations General Assembly debate. The talks focused on preserving UN backing for South Korea and opposing North Korean moves to lift U.S. troop protections, as Pyongyang broadens international recognition.
Reno talk features William Lear accusing the EPA of lying about auto pollution hazards and caving to automakers with a one year extension on standards. Lear, jet founder, says a steam powered car could meet 1976 rules within three years with help from a major alloy maker and federal aid, costing about 100 million to develop a prototype.
The Republican National Committee cuts 25 percent of staff and reduces pay, including chairman George Bush taking a 10 percent salary cut. Officials warn of a projected $1 million year end deficit for 1973 due to lower large contributions, even as small donations rise.
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