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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1972
Page
1
Oakland Raiders star Warren Wells discusses his aim to live peacefully amid ongoing court hearings on rape charges. In an exclusive interview with Ken Richardson, Wells says he wants freedom and reflects on past incidents, saying he feels chained yet currently feels freer, on page 47.
Consumers Union cautions against bug-killing floor synxes shelf papers and vapor strips described in the latest issue of Consumer Reports as releasing dangerous chemicals for long periods. A Shell Oil Corp spokesman disputes the findings on the most widely sold product.
Two Colombian airlines on domestic flights collide over the rugged Las Palomas mountains. All 38 aboard perish as the twin DCs crash in a remote area after takeoff from Villavicencio, 45 miles southeast of Bogota. Civil Aeronautics Administration to investigate possible worker slowdown as a contributing factor.
Curtis W. Tarr says Nixon's Asia and Mideast peace moves and further US-Soviet rapprochement depend on Congress approving military foreign aid. Tarr, ex-draft director and now undersecretary for security affairs, admits the administration's request is in deep trouble due to attachments of end-the-war legislation.
Wallace declines to run for president on the American party ticket after a May assassination wound left him partially paralyzed. The 52 year old veteran of 1968 and 1972 campaigns avoids a live news conference, leaving his formal statement to an aide. The American Independent party plans its Louisville convention next week.
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas orders a stay of the Ellsberg trial after a Yakima hearing. The ruling defers the trial possibly into next year and gives the defense 30 days to seek certiorari while contesting government access to wiretapped conversations involving defense members.
The scanning shows a newspaper header from Hayward California with the Review masthead, issue number 297, price five cents, and 132 pages. It lists a telephone number 783-5411 for the publication or office.
The 1970 census shows South County homeowners outnumber renters in seven cities, with Hayward at 55 percent and San Lorenzo at 85 percent owner-occupied. Median rents range from 134 to 173 dollars, and vacancy numbers vary widely from 25 to 447. Appliance ownership and washers differ by city, with Fremont and San Lorenzo leading in ownership. Continued on page 8.
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