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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1973
Page
3
In Cherry Grove Park San Leandro a dozen early risers watch Ron and a crowd play brisk tennis on six courts. The scene shifts between a fast paced match featuring Ron and a slower veteran battle as spectators sip coffee and remark on age and skill.
Police identify Fred Gomez Corfoni as the assassin moving through San Antonio’s drug underworld. He is linked to five killings from a target list of ten and escaped from a Mexican jail while authorities track two hit men believed to accompany him. Corfoni, about 6 feet 10 inches and 230 pounds, is under multiple federal warrants and remains at large.
In North Hollywood California UPL report, Nancy Montgomery 27 was convicted of cruelty after police raided her home uncovering more than 80 dead dogs cats and raccoons in cages across the yard. Officials said she ran a sale or adoption scam soliciting small fees and advertising extensively in the San Fernando Valley. Two men faced cruelty charges including shop owner Ignacio Villaueva 24 and a second man was arrested.
The top White House recruiter says about one government post remains vacant and all posts may be filled by month’s end. Aides acknowledge the Watergate scandal slowed routine hiring yet applications flow in as the administration aims to restore normal operations.
The House backed a Democratic wage bill lifting the minimum to 2.20 by next year, expanding coverage to six million workers. Republicans, weakened by Watergate and internal defections, failed to block the measure as President Nixon aides faced diminished lobbying power. Speaker Carl Albert and aides led the victory, while freshmen Republicans showed less resistance to leadership pressure.
The administration told state school superintendents federal education aid would continue next year despite Congress failing to approve revenue sharing. Education chief-designate Josin Otting said funds from the $2.8 billion program would be preserved, with budgets focused on existing grants and the proposed Better Schools Act to merge programs.
New York UPI report shows Penn Central attributing Friday’s train collision near Mount Vernon to an apparent math error while Yonkers Mayor Alfred Del Bello contradicted the claim. He cited crew discussions about braking failure and questioned conductor actions amid the six major NY metro-area accidents in three weeks.
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