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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
2
Two Chicago fans viewed yesterday's Chicago White Sox versus Texas Rangers game from a stadium. One fan focused on cotton candy while the other watched a nearby girl, illustrating differing spectator interests.
Building inspectors launched a binocular aided drive to strip gingerbread decorations from many city structures to prevent collapse during earthquakes. The 1969 law allows owners up to two years to remove or fix loose cornices, gargoyles, or other ornaments, a process expected to take years.
The Pleasanton fair kicks off tomorrow with extensive coverage on the front page and an entire inside page devoted to the event. The note mentions a ballet review in the entertainment section and references cultural commentary on modesty. Beth weighs in on home behavior as a social topic.
Indira Gandhi declared a state of emergency in India and ordered a nationwide roundup of opposition leaders. Police raids roared before dawn, seizing many critics as government sources warned arrests would continue across the day.
Mary Davis, 35, was booked on investigation of attempted murder after her husband Alvin, 37, suffered irreversible muscle damage and paralysis from arsenic in meals over about a year. Police said motive is unclear though the couple faced long marital troubles and Davis reported listlessness and weight loss.
The San Francisco Chronicle reported an LAPD intelligence agent uncovered a plan for a second breakout at the Marin County Civic Center. The plot was set for Oct 2, 1970, less than three months after a failed attempt left four dead, including Judge Harold J. Haley. LAPD denied knowledge of the October plan.
Sacramento reports Jack Brito 46 Democrat associate director at Mexican American Community Service Agency San Jose was named to the California Highway Commission by Governor Edmund G Brown Jr His four year term begins with Senate confirmation pending The Chronicle details an unrelated undercover operation about a 1970 plot to free Soledad prisoners and arrest plans involving Black Panthers and the Soledad Brothers defense committee amid a jail meeting and the involvement of Angela Davis and others
Cindy Sebastian, 20, climbed a motel windmill at the El Rancho in West Sacramento and vowed to stay until Buck Owens joins her. Owens, in Bakersfield, said he does not want a girl to waste away alone but may join her. Manager Jack McFadden teased nature’s course.
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