18 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1976
Page
1
Local consolidation notice from Hayward California outlines continuation actions for a Friday edition of The Morning News. Details are incomplete with fragments referencing issue numbers and times.
UPI reporting that Rep. Waggonner was released after a probe into soliciting a prostitute, sparking DC police and federal review. Rep. Howe was arrested in Salt Lake City, highlighting a century-old immunity policy for Congress members in DC. Officials seek a national policy.
Rep. Wayne Hays of Ohio will resign as chairman of the House Administration Committee, Speaker Carl Albert announced. Hays denies he will resign from Congress amid sex scandal accusations and health issues while hospitalized for pill overdose. A successor is expected to be Rep. Frank Thompson of New Jersey.
UPI reports Congressman Allan Howe denied charges of soliciting sexual favors and vowed to stay in his bid for a second term. He claimed the press, police transcript and decoys misrepresented his conversation after an arrest linked to a Salt Lake City incident. Howe criticized the police for releasing unproven allegations and said he would not bow to pressure to withdraw.
Weekend forecast highlights pleasant conditions with mild temperatures across regions. Light northwest breezes and partial sunshine are expected, with highs in the mid 60s to near 70 and overnight lows around the 40s.
A special Alameda County fair board and attorney sought a temporary restraining order to limit picket activity at Pleasanton fairgrounds. The order allows only informational picketing at entrances while negotiations for binding mediation proceed, with union leaders proposing a plan to resume work and open the fair on schedule.
UPI reports the United States urged all Americans to leave Lebanon after the slaying of two U.S. diplomats. The British led convoy carried coffins of Ambassador Francis Meloy Jr. and Robert O. Waring to Damascus, with Libyan, Syrian troops and Palestinian guerrillas guarding the procession.
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