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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1973
Page
2
California Milk Advisory Board says Spitz TV commercials will be phased out as other celebrities join a four million dollar annual promotion. Spitz's agent Norman Brokaw cites his client's decision to withdraw from a thirty thousand dollar contract due to becoming oversaturated.
Bakersfield AP report says 14 year old Michael Mason died after consuming 24 ounces of whisky and vodka at a Saturday party. Deputies say he fainted, friends failed to revive him, and fire department resuscitation efforts failed at Kern General Hospital. An autopsy was planned to determine the cause of death.
Maxine Henrietta Norris a 21 year old Papago student from Casa Grande Arizona ASU was named Miss Indian America. She will study health education and plans to teach on the Papago reservation in the southwest corner of Arizona. Claire Manning a Payote Indian from Awghee Nevada was selected first alternate and named Miss Congeniality.
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia approved a 6.4 billion dollar budget for the new fiscal year starting July 30, with 92.5 percent funded by oil revenues and the rest by taxes and customs. The government allocated 28 percent for military spending including Phantom jet fighters from the United States.
A federal judge ruled private schools may not reject black students on race grounds, affecting 595 schools in seven Southern states and 395 SISA member institutions. The decision cites equal rights in contracts and recent Supreme Court rulings, with parents awarded 7500 in damages and SISA planning an appeal.
Charles A. Lockwood, chief executive of Roberts Finance Co., was released about 54 days after his abduction near his Buenos Aires home. Officials indicated a ransom reportedly sought reached up to six million dollars, though no official payment confirmation was announced. Lockwood, 3, director of several firms in Argentina, was freed someh.
A meat market once tied to the Gold Rush era in Yreka is closed after a price freeze and meat shortages. Owner Bryan, 42, says he cannot profit under current conditions. The market shut Saturday, dismissing two employees.
Health column cites Dr. Herndon and Dr. Heendan warning that low back pain affects many workers and families, with statistics suggesting a 2 in 10 chance of avoiding trouble only with early detection. The piece promotes spinal hygiene and regular chiropractic assessments to prevent long downtimes and costly injuries.
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