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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1973
Page
3
Samuel Bronston, 74, an American noted for King of Kings and other films, is indicted by a Madrid court for defrauding Air Algiers of 24 million or more than 84 000 in passenger fares. The order says he would be arrested if found in Spain. Bronston was honored in 1966 for helping Spain's film industry.
Environmentalists pressed the House after the Senate approved a bill removing barriers to pipeline construction. They warned a House approval would end the lawsuit and push crude from the North Slope to the lower 48 states. FTC accused major oil firms of anti competitive practices as enviro groups fear spills and tundra damage.
Lawyer Joseph Lee Levin Jr. said he asked a federal court to dismiss a $3 million damage suit he filed for two Black girls sterilized at a federally funded clinic. The petition seeks dismissal with prejudice, filed in US District Court in Montgomery. The suit, filed last month with Morris Dees Jr., accused a local poverty agency of illegally sterilizing Minnie Relf and Mary Alice Relf, 14 and 12, while their mother could not read or write. The attorneys also sought to disqualify Judge Varner, accusing him of racial prejudice in comments about possible reasons for the sterilizations.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers and four Korean leaders mapped a joint strategy for the United Nations debate on the Korean question, to be discussed at the UN General Assembly in New York this autumn. Rogers arrived in Seoul for a three day visit and held talks with Foreign Minister Kim Yong shik and Prime Minister Kim Jong Pil to cement the alliance and support for South Korea. North Korea allies press to abolish UN CURK while the South Korea United States effort keeps Communist North Korea isolated amid a shifting diplomatic scene.
Reno industrialist William Lear claims the EPA lied to the public about anti-pollution efforts to aid the auto industry and says National Science Foundation guidance was misrepresented. He predicts a steam powered engine meeting 1976 rules could mass produce within three years with $100 million in prototype costs.
Nine months after a landslide victory the GOP national committee faces a 1 million year end deficit. About 30 to 50 jobs will be eliminated as staff reductions occur. Chairman George Bush takes a 1 percent salary cut while other officials also reduce pay.
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