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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1971
Page
3
Ex jockey Wil Slocum, a longshot candidate, announces a campaign for the presidency. He cites his supposed bonafide status and a past defeat in 1987 as motivation while pledging to shake up press and public dynamics.
SAN FRANCISCO UP I reported that five occupants were injured after a fire in an eight unit five-story apartment building. The blaze caused about 325000 dollars in damage and forced evacuations.
UPI reports Christopher Brown, 20, of Mountain View, convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of a San Carlos man after a 2 day and a half jury trial in San Mateo County Superior Court. Judge Miller set June 22 for penalty. Evilsizer, 49, was shot in a Redwood City parking lot. Brown was arrested after attempting to use the victim’s credit card.
Marin County supervisors approved serving beer and wine in the civic center cafeteria if alcohol abstention is possible for officials. The vote was largely in favor with Supervisor Louis Baar the sole dissent, calling the center not the place for such refreshments.
FEDWOOD CITY UPI Sen Francis police inspector Albert A Masio Teireday found guilty after five hours of deliberation on one count of conspiracy and two counts of grand theft Masio suspended without pay will be sentenced July 7 in Mateo County Superior Court Wasio charged with pulling 12 credit cards to a Los Angeles private detective
In Municipal Court in San Rafael on driving charges against William M. Bennet, his attorney alleged a police quota system under Chief James Wright. Officer Blake Hoffman denied the claim, testifying that Bennet was arrested April 25 without quotas, while the prosecutor sustained the objection to questions about promotions tied to quotas. Bennet, a State Board of Equalization member, allegedly threatened and accused the officer of intoxication during the incident.
A bulletproof barrier will separate spectators from the bench during the Soledad Brothers trial set for August 9. Plans for a bulletproof screen about six feet high have been submitted to the city architect, to be installed in the courtroom where Senior Judge Waller Carpeneti will preside over the case of three black Soledad convicts charged in the murder of a prison guard.
The Coast Guard resumed a missing vessel search for a 45-1061 fishing boat between Fort Bragg and Crescent City. A spokesman said distress signals were received Tuesday near Humboldt Bay. The boat Lanceing is believed owned by George Knudsen of Seattle.
A delivery truck crushed into a cable car headed for Fisherman's Wharf, killing one man and injuring eight others. Police identified the deceased as James Kwong, 5, of San Francisco, who was on the outside running board when struck as the truck hit the car near an intersection.
An Oklahoma family of three and a companion were rescued after drifting for days in the Atlantic in a cabin cruiser. The German merchant Passat spotted them about 1 mile east of shore, and the craft towed them to port. Weathered by thirst, they reported dire conditions and dwindling water as ships passed by.
A psychologist and former LSD participant urges stricter marijuana regulation before a National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse panel. He argues marijuana carries risks of impaired memory, communication, and judgment, contrasting views from other experts who minimize harm and compare it to alcohol.
In Richmond an Army move to evict Indians from an abandoned Nike site sparked a dispute among military and civilian authorities. District Attorney William O'Malley said the government must decide on trespass action while Army chiefs asserted steps were already taken. Indians remained aboard the derelict installation as officials debated who should enforce eviction.
Grace Roosevelt, wife of Aly Suevivv son of President Roosevelt, was killed in a traffic accident near Huntington Long Island. Archibald Roosevelt, 77, was injured when the car rolled over. Mrs Ainskvell died at Huntington Hospital. a granddaughter Melissa Darks, 19, and the other passenger were treated for cuts and bruises.
Berkeley scientists led by Melvin Calvin report a specific chemical reaction where benzo[a]pyrene BaP attacks a cell in the presence of light or air. The discovery, described in National Academy of Sciences proceedings, notes BaP’s role from cigarette smoke and exhaust.
Charles Manson, condemned in the Tate murders, praised the chief prosecutor during the trial. The judge held a hearing to determine if new procedures affected the ongoing second murder trial against Manson and his co-defendants.
About 40 Chicano protesters on a planned tire march from the Mexican border to Sacramento passed through Los Angeles and paused in San Fernando. Munoz, cochairman of the Chicana Moratorium Committee, said the group would rest four days in San Fernando and plan a Friday protest at downtown Los Angeles police headquarters.
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