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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
5
A train in Indio collided with the rear of a parked car in the yard, derailing several rail cars and causing damage. No injuries are reported. Local authorities are investigating the crash and the sequence leading to the derailment.
San Francisco faces a shift as the board approves an ordinance to ban topless entertainment in venues serving food or liquor pending mayoral signature. Carol Doda, famed for topless performances, remains a prominent figure amid the debate over the historic Nude Nightlife trend.
Two members of the Democratic state Executive Committee urged George Moscone of San Francisco for governor in 1974. They cited his leadership and stated Reagan would not seek a third term. The Moscone for Governor organization released the letter from Raymond Arce of Alhambra and Darlene Pritchard of Covina to fellow committee members.
Reagan administration report shows San Francisco Bay Area hospitals had the highest charges in California last year with overall 7 percent higher prices than 1971. Los Angeles and Orange counties above state average. Riverside and San Bernardino below average. Major costs listed include childbirth 559 dollars in San Francisco and 378 in non metropolitan areas. tonsillectomy 338 versus 269. gastroenteritis 692 versus 1 90. coronary occlusion 2392 versus 1902. radical mastectomy 1228 versus 1015. fractures 705 versus 479.
The California Highway Patrol announced a special enforcement unit will crack down on speeding and accident-causing violations on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. Capt J S Hughes said the unit will supplement regular patrols and will watch for speeding unsafe lane changes and failing to yield.
New York allergist Dr. Ben Feingold linked artificial color additives in processed foods to learning and behavior problems in school children. He cited improvement in 25 hyperkinetic children after a diet free of colors and flavors, noting some cases resolved within weeks.
The American Medical Association acknowledges owning about 10 million dollars in drug company stock and managing a 134 million dollar doctors retirement fund. It says ethical rules limit physicians’ investments to fields unrelated to health care to avoid conflicts of interest.
The chief physician reports Skylab crew readjusting to gravity after 24 days in weightlessness and says a new series of medical tests will gauge effects on the body. Kerwin faced dizziness and nausea on return. Conrad and Weitz show improvement as tests include cycling and an iron rung device. A next crew plans to install a shade device to protect the station from sun exposure.
Voters in Los Angeles and San Diego counties choose replacements for two vacant assembly seats. In the 7th District Republican candidates challenge, while in San Diego County, William Craven leads as a Republican in a race with William Ball and Jack McCoy among others. The vacancies arose after the deaths and resignations of previous members.
SACRAMENTO AP Clarence Otis Smith convicted of the July 12 1971 sickle slayings at the Dog Bar camp Ground in Nevada County has had his sentence lightened by the Old District Court of Appeal. The three judge panel ruled he will serve convictions for assault second degree murder and assault with intent to kill concurrently with a first degree murder sentence of life imprisonment. The court upheld all sentences.
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