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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1975
Page
2
Kathi Hunt of Danville and Chartie Higgins of Mt. Pleasant wed in a Burlington rink with skates as party attire. About 75 guests wore street shoes as vows were exchanged with Rev. Gary Burnett officiating.
Tomorrow Jane Fonda will be on hand to speak at a rock concert at the Fremont Raceway today to benefit Vietnamese injured by the war. A reporter will be there to cover the full story and details. Yvette Mimieux appears on the TV Preview cover this week. George Willey writes about a planned TV ad saturation campaign for the movie Jaws.
A children focused club page features puzzles games and art by kids plus a parents corner. It invites families to join and enjoy stories activities and creative content designed for young readers and their caregivers.
Mrs. Jack W. Zeller of ERLE Pennsylvania grew suspicious of a publishing company advertising a $1,000 royalty for recipes. She added extra ingredients to a Rhubarb Supreme Pie, and the scheme led to charges in Erie County Common Pleas Court against Garden Recipes of La Jolla California for false advertising. Special Assistant Attorney General William J. Kelly said the firm preyed on citizens by promising national recognition while demanding a $10.95 publication fee to receive any royalties.
WELCH W Va UPI reports Colosi says a judge erred by dismissing him from a prospective jury for wearing jeans an open neck shirt and cowboy boots. He vows to return to Marinari's courtroom until given a written explanation or until he is properly dressed.
In Brigham City Utah a new police firing range was dedicated with an offbeat ceremony. Two officers used automatic pistols to snap the ribbon with purine amid smoke and shots, leaving the ribbon intact.
In a first direct appeal the two American students and a Dutch woman held by Marxist guerrillas urge the United States and the Netherlands to act quickly to secure their release. The captives, abducted during a Tanzania wildlife center raid, are believed to be in Zaire. Barbara Smuts was released to relay demands.
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