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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
10
A spokesman described a day of multiple BART train failures as automatic control problems and propulsion rotor and brake faults caused eight to thirteen trains to be removed. Delays followed as replacement equipment could not be quickly attached, with as many as 70 trains dispatched daily to keep service.
Garland AF reports serious scheduling challenges for Bay Area Rapid Transit. Assistant general manager Lawrence Dallms says intensifying efforts aim to meet the September 24 target. Directors fear delays could jeopardize an elaborate welcome ceremony with dignitaries including President Nixon.
A $200,000 fire swept through four former square feet in Oakland, forcing evacuations of three engine houses. No injuries reported as crews investigated the blaze at the Stones Olympic Linen Slyph Co, operated by Milton Stone of Lafayette.
Sloan described fear of retribution and pressure from aides after the Watergate break in. He testified that the Wing disrupted Mine Way with weak responses and said he faced attempts to force him to lie or invoke the Fifth. He recounted pressuring from Magruder to protect higher-ups and Nixon, and said he believed some officials were being placed in government jobs to protect the mechanism.
In San Leandro, masseuse Terry Rank Moun, 20, was sentenced after pleading to solicitation involving six Wayward parlor locations. Judge Robert Byar imposed 48 days in jail with a 15 day suspended term and one year probation, citing a deflected pattern of conduct.
A masked man robbed Leandra Bakery in San Leandro, confronting an employee as she closed. He brandished a two tone blue steel revolver, demanded money and ordered the worker to lie down while he searched the till for bills. No injuries reported.
Harri Hues, owner of Exclusive Massage Studio 41 Hayward, ordered to stop accepting intake until further order. Judge Robert Byers set the restriction as a condition of probation after May 7 conviction for keeping a fuse of 41 fone. Burns fined 1625 and given suspended jail term, he filed an appeal. Two former participants testified at trial amid a raid and community pressure.
A British Royal Navy frigate and an Icelandic gunboat collided off the Ireland coast amid ongoing fishing dispute tensions. The British aide described the Icelandic vessel as deliberately ramming the frigate, with both sides accusing the other while coastguard and naval guards attempt to manage the incident.
A troubled mother and medical team work through anemia and digestive complications after a deformed infant birth. Doctors plan further operations while relatives, including a psychologist and a pastor, offer support as the family awaits outcomes and faith provides comfort.
Eight spacewalkers fought to reach Skylab's damaged solar wing after a ripped panel left the station with limited power. Conrad and Kerwin led the exterior repair, while West turned off outside lights to conserve energy. Communicators relayed updates as they moved along the unlit area, facing a slim chance of full wing deployment but aiming to restore power for experiments.
A garbled passage recalls a high school test aid and a mother thanking an unknown man named Brown. The text is fragmented, with unclear names and roles, making the event hard to identify.
A sister of convicted California murderer Juan Corona said three family members died in Guadalajara, Mexico, since his arrest for migrant worker killings. Natividad Corona Valenje died May 4, Lupe died Aug 3, 1971, and Lucia died shortly after, as the family mourns the incidents tied to his arrest.
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee advanced a 9.4 billion budget bill to fund term environmental and consumer protection programs for 1974. President Nixon sought program terminations and budget revisions including farm, rural development, housing, water sewer, and education initiatives.
Hayward theater operators sue to halt police seizures of the X rated film Behind the Green Doors, seeking 160000 in damages and a temporary injunction. US District Court in Alameda County granted a 10 day restraining order delaying further action as a preliminary inquiry continues.
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