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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1974
Page
5
Gov. Carter said a mentally disturbed black woman who admired Dr. King defaced the Georgia Capitol portrait of the civil rights leader. Names Sister Elida and Elida were written in red ink on the portrait with a slight indentation on the nose.
The body of 16 year old Lancaster youth Elliott Snyder was found in a crevice near North Palisade Glacier in Inyo County California. He fell 1500 feet while climbing with friends Tuesday, and authorities announced the discovery on Wednesday.
Los Angeles City Council voted to commend the Police Department for courage and efficiency in the May 17 shootout that killed six Symbionese Liberation Army members. Council members also praised South Los Angeles residents for their cooperation.
Houston lawyer James W. Lee says he earned half a million dollars on selling his 60 by 140 foot home bought in 1952 for 20 500 and sold last week for 525 000. Century Development Corp plans to include the property in a 127 acre 1 billion dollar office commercial project west of downtown. The firm bought 350 residences in three subdivisions in 1969 70 at about 26 250 each. Lee held out for a higher price as his parcel completed Greenway Plaza acquisitions.
Ruth Hodges 52 known as the Flying Grandma and three other women died when a light aircraft crashed near Mt Dom Dom 180 miles east of Melbourne. Hodges won the 1987 Powder Puff Derby trophy and was flying a Cessna 210 from Brisbane to Melbourne in stormy weather when the plane disappeared.
Police say Jeffrey Fuchs an 18 year old died of a drug alcohol overdose after killing his mother Ruth 48 father Raymond 44 sister Lynda 14 and brother Scott 15 in a Park Ridge home. Coroners toxicology cited large nonprescription drug use and alcohol in his blood as possible fatal factors.
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