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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
10
A spokesman said eight trains broke down during late morning and noon, causing a 45 minute delay as replacement equipment struggled to reach the line. Most failures involved propulsion motors and brakes rather than automatic rail controls, with dispatches needed to keep 18 trains in service.
Bay Area Rapid Transit officials face severe scheduling problems to meet the September 21 target date for San Francisco service. Dahms, BART planning head, warned directors of intense efforts and difficult issues to resolve. emboldened by San Francisco’s planned welcome program, officials stressed the need for a firm date as dignitaries, including President Vixen, could attend.
A two hundred thousand dollar fire at the Stones Olympic Linen Supply Co in Oakland forced evacuations of three adjoining apartment houses. There were no injuries. investigators quickly determined the cause after swift action by firefighters from nearby stations.
In San Leandro a masseuse identified as Tern Jackman was sentenced to county jail after police linked her to Hayward massage parlors and soliciting. Court records show a 60 day sentence with 45 suspended and one year probation, marking a rare jail term in these cases.
A Hayward youth, 18, was arrested on burglary charges after a stereo valued at $10 was taken from the apartment of Sylva Sluzarck yesterday. Police said the suspect, Thomas M. Wise of Fhre Bruno Be, was arrested outside his home yesterday.
Hayward city court ordered Exclusive Massage Studio owner Burns to sell any interest in massage or topless establishments. Judge Byers placed five years probation, fined 25, and suspended jail time. Two former workers testified at trial after a raid and police reports. Burns plans to appeal.
A Royal Navy frigate and an Icelandic gunboat collided off Teelaint amid a fishing rights dispute. The Royal Navy said the Icelandic gunboat deliberately rammed HMS Seyla as both navies patrolled cod waters. a coast guard spokesman described evasive maneuvers but said the collision could not be avoided.
In a remarkable operation, doctors inserted guidance from X ray to remove excess tissue from a deformed child. The parents, aged 23, remain hopeful about the future as medical staff describe the delicate steps and the hopeful outlook after the surgery.
Sloan described anxiety over retaliation and lack of positive support after the Watergate misconduct. He said he did not press hard to persuade others and remained loyal to President Nixon. He testified Magruder pressured him to lie and to perjure, while Liddy’s role was discussed in sealed context.
Astronauts Conrad and Kerwin completed a dangerous 4 hour spacewalk to repair Skylab s damaged solar wing. They faced weightlessness, debris risks, and a stubborn hinge while lighting was reduced to conserve power. If failed instruments could halt all experiments and oxygen production. They reported progress and cautioned on the challenging task ahead.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a resolution to bar the President from committing the United States to war without congressional authority. The measure faces Senate opposition and would require the President to seek specific approval within 20 days for any engaging action, or risk disengagement after 120 days if Congress has not granted authority.
In Eastbourne England election coverage Carola Richardson an opposition official made a striking impression during a Conservative parade She appeared masked and transformed her motorcade with a bikini clad moment and provocative slogans The crowd reacted with mixed responses as the event aimed to energize the campaigning period
A sister of convicted California mass murderer Juan Cerona says three Corona family members died in Guadalajara, Mexico, describing the arrest as a painful incident. The latest death was Natividad Corona Vallejo on May 19, followed by Lupe on August 3, 1971, and Lucia, all tied to the case.
The article reports a councilman’s vague objections and mixed statements as officials discuss responsibility for a state sign dispute. They note praise for Copeland’s stance, denial of writing involvement, and a candid admission of limited personal sensitivity to aesthetics and policy impact.
Plaintiffs challenge police action at San Carlos Cinema Inc over alleged obscene film. Warranted seizures followed reports of explicit scenes featuring Marilyn Chambers. Law introduces First Amendment defense as officers describe sexually explicit plot and prurient content while actors defend artistic expression.
In Los Angeles a trial begins on the fifth anniversary of Senator Robert Kennedy’s death. Sharif Bistaca Sirhan faces charges linked to an alleged state department threat tied to Israel Premier Golda Meir. The letter content was disclosed to jurors for the first time, warning of an attack involving a “dead conference” and a Russian-born Meir ally.
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