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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1973
Page
3
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson widow of former president arrives from Rome on Monday, greeted at the Malu airport by U S ambassador John A Volpe and embassy staff. Her daughter Lindy and son-in-law Charles Robb accompany her.
Carson City Nevada UPI reports Vale Planning Agency chairman disputes claims that Lake Tahoe will rise in surveillance or development. Steve Brandt of the League to Save Lake Tahoe criticizes TRPA approval of a 50 acre Raley's Shopping Center and a south shore hotel project, warning it signals expansion for gambling and high rise growth while noting population projections drop from one million to about 254 thousand.
Fragmentary notice cites Mullin DA and Peter A Chana with an avs knfisetion after an emergency upper procedure. Herbert W. Mul ip masy murder trial mentions possible delays. Hospital reports Chang Sin in intensive care with infection and fever under control, improving gradually.
In Salisbury Rhodesia a wedding officer waits briefly due to parking problems. The Mistrial Commissionay's Office notes about nine percent of brides arrive late. the civil ceremony time is limited to fifteen minutes for late arrivals.
Seven people were jailed after weekend killings in Corcoran tied to a two year feud between Sanchez and Rodarte families. Demings Ranger, 32, his brother Ernest, 28, and cousin Albert Sanchez Jr, 21, were shot beside an auto on Orange Avenue by a passing car. Wounded was Paul Reyes, 51, of Hanford. Arrests include Andrew Rodarte and others in connection with the slayings amid ongoing violence from the feud.
John Cluchette, 29, one of the Soledad Brothers, fled from jail by order of three Superior Court judges after his parole violation for armed robbery. Police described him posing with guns in a car photo. The trio Cluchette, Drumiga and Jackson faced charges tied to a guard’s killing at Soledad Prison, a case that sparked a high profile legal scene and tied to the Angela Davis affair.
An aged, garbled note from a Hayward California publication outlines a Morning News item produced by Daily Reviews. It mentions publisher William Chileate and a mailing address at Vernon Avenue with a box number, dated March 1897, in an unclear, OCR-affected format.
United Farm Workers members staged a protest outside Tulare County Jail after 58 arrested for disobeying a court order. Deputies in riot gear dispersed about 600 demonstrators with minimal force. authorities report 1,700 mass arrests across Tulare Fresno and Kern counties over the weekend.
UPI reports Mario and Biya Ghilotli face a long wait as tests determine if a daily serum injection will work against a suspected rabies virus. Blood samples were taken on Monday, but results could take up to a year to confirm effectiveness.
Franciscan Bay Area reports indicate 87 year old Tyan Samosvatoff, recently freed after a year in jail for a 1982 wife murder, was struck and killed on the Janes Lick Freeway. Health officials note rabies exposure cases tied to horses on the Ghilotti Ranch and related parties, with containment measures underway.
A Poway California family of four died when their pickup skid off US Highway 136 near the Nebraska Missouri border and rolled into 12 feet of water. Janis Wayne Hartwick Jr. 99, his wife Joanne Macle 28, and children Glen 8 and Anna 4 were trapped in the vehicle. the camper portion carried the girl, while the rest remained in the cab.
Anglers aboard the Vera II on July 1 reported a doe swimming near the boat about half a mile off Muir Beach in Martin County. The vessel was hauled aboard and the animal released by the Department of Fish and Game after a brief handling.
Superior Court judge rejects most voiceprint evidence and acquits Slapten Chapter, a former Facitic Telephone Co. installer and union steward, accused of phoning a bomb threat to the San Rafael office on February 1, 1972. The prosecution relied on a voiceprint from a taped call, but the judge ruled more research is needed for admissibility.
Sierra County supervisors dropped plans to publicly display the county's $300,000 gold nugget collection. Instead 150 nuggets will be represented by color photographs. The 1,000-ounce collection will stay in a bank vault as advised by an insurance adviser.
San Francisco voters will decide on November 6 whether to amend the city charter to elect supervisors by 11 districts. The measure received 38,862 valid signatures and was sponsored by Citizens for Representative Government, a coalition of neighborhood groups and ethnic and conservation organizations.
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